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. A K I Executive Council gets student body involved The executive council was made up of the leaders of school clubs and organizations. The four ASB officers for the year were Shawn Wattles, presidentg Bill Breakey, vice-president: Terry Chenaur, secretary, and Steve Hel- man, treasurer. The main purposes of the council were to plan major student events and to discuss school issues. The council members kept the students involved and accomplished a great deal in the planning of dances to raise student body funds and in arranging various assemblies. TOP: Debbie Craig, Michelle Ham, Sandy Stipe, Colleen Harper, Brian Malone, Wanda Delbert, Bill Breakey, Steve Helman, Sheri Wheeler, Terry Chenaur, Shawn Wattles, and Jim Doane. CENTER: Terry Che- naur and Shawn Wattles. BOTTOM: Sheri Wheeler, Jim Doane, and Col- leen Harper.
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' g Y............. The voice of the student body This year Mr. Reimer decided to involve the represen- tative assembly more directly in decisions affecting the student body. The assembly was informed of coming events and was encouraged to vote on some issues. Bill Breakey, ASB vice-president, conducted the meet- ings every third Tuesday. The 40 members debated is- sues pertaining to school events. The minutes of each meeting were printed up and sent to each teacher on the following day for reports by room representatives: thus, the students were kept informed. This year the representative assembly was an effective way to communicate with the whole student body. TOP: Bill Breakey, Kim Runciman, Kristy Curtin, and Tara Bell. CENTER: Allison Gibbs, Kim Runciman, Jim Sisco, Janice Schroeder, Beth Abell, Will Stedman, Dan Brewster, and Bill Breakey. BOTTOM: Fourth row - Will Stedman, Ben Reynolds, Dave Carratt, Tara Bell, Bill Breakey, Terry Chenaur, Jim Doane, Dave Preston. Third row - Michelle Ham, Eric Newton, Sue Wackerbarth, Pete Hill, Sandy Stipe. Janet Kownacki, Mariann Ball. Second row - Cheryl Hall, Kim Runci- man, Mei Ling Clough, Todd Jewell, Allison Gibbs, Jim Boileau, Dan Brewster, Ruth Anderson, Michelle Holten, Colleen Moore, Linda Kir- cher, Steve Potter, Mike Keier. First row - Jim Sisco, Sheri Smith, Janice Schroeder, Wanda Delbert, Patty Sandifer, Cheryl Jensen, Cindy Steinburn, Karen Ballata, and Edwina Lazzara. i 5 5 , . s 5 51,4 t if NLAX ' J-
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