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Student Council Starts With SPIRIT SE: ST ah The Student Council began the new | Bi ga a year with the annual weekend retreat, § Me setting goals for 1987-1988. The day Nf = 4 began with a series of ‘project adven- ture’ trust activities, joined by the council of St. Mark's. After a two-hour journey to Longview to the home of Carrie Boren, the council role-played difficult situations and watched a movie on com- munication. Surviving the twenty-four hours of discussions, fun, and late-night golf-cart rides, the council came home with a better understanding of the qual- ities and responsibilities required to make up SPIRITED leadership. ro (Above): Darcy Ahlberg, Student Council President (Above): Evangeline takes the first leap for Student Council 1987-1988. 18 Activities
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Happy New Year!! 1987-88 The 1987-88. school year got off to a great start thanks to all of the hard work and planning of the faculty and Student Council. Tuesday,’ September 8, was Orientation Day for the en- tire school. Lower School parents, students, and teachers met in the morning in order to get acquainted with one another and find out what would be going on during the year. In the Middle School, students spent the day with their homerooms, met with Miss Drawz, and picked up all their books and supplies. Finally, Upper School met in the afternoon for an assembly and then went to see their ad- visors. Orientation Day was a success and helped start off the year smoothly. (Above): Melany and Eliza move back into the H.B.D. (Above): Miss Drawz and Dr. Gentry talk to the seventh grade in the morning on Orientation Day. (Above): Lower School parents participate (Above): Upper School regis- (Above): Middle School Student Coun- in orientation. tration. cil works on the bulletin board. Activities 17
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In the door in '84 — Out the gate in °88 : Bombs away! =e Fy Bh a — bse ele ae ees (Above): Smiles everyone! ness it left in the rain, the high, spirits of the Senior Class drove away the storm clouds and brought coop- eration to its weekend retreat at Sky Ranch. The seniors’ activities included elections for vice-president, secre- tary treasurer, and other committee representatives. That night they dis- cussed their class goals. During their free time, they were able to water- slide and videotape predictions for their tenth year reunion. As one senior noted, “We came away with a sense of unity and a lasting feeling of friend- ship. ’ Activities 19
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