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NELSON HERNANDEZ FELIPE SANCHEZ LEONARD CARABALLO GUILLERMO CUETO President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer La Salle 's Council Assumes Lead Representatives wait for president so meeting can begin. The Student Council of La Salle sponsored a pep rally, held in the cafetorium, to open their first foot- ball season against Florida Air Academy. Earlier, they were co-hosts with Immaculata of a dance held in October. , , , Off' e genda. The Senior Smoking Lounge was another first 'Cersprepm G initiated by the Council. La Salle also participated in the Operation Amigo program. Honor cards were presented to students with an average of 93 or more, and a free period was awarded to each. The special project at La Salle this year was getting a morning Mass said in the cafetorium. Undoubtedly, La Salle's second Student Council has come a long way in paving the road for the future success of the school and its students. 30
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ln Most Active Role Yet 1'- f '- ' . K F s I A Associate Justices Pat Jaramillo and Sue Dandurand scan charter while Chief Mildred McKinley and Associate Justices Bonnie Peters and Adriana Jaramillo review other schools' constitutions. Student Council Representatives hold informal meeting. The 1962-63 Student Council is the most active lmmaculata has yet seen. Besides the customary dance held in October, the Council introduced en- graved lmmaculata stationery, bearing the gold seal of the school. Under the sponsorship of the Student Council, six lmmaculata girls played host to Peru- vian students in the Operation Amigo program. Also new this year, Immacu- lata's Student Council has ioined the Dade County Youth Council, an organi- zation dedicated to promoting citizen- ship and civic responsibility among the future leaders of America. 29 c
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Service Clubs Aid School Six Monitors take time out from posts to pose. Red Cross members cut instrument wrappings for hospital. Monitors practice filling-out those little yellow slips. lmmaculata's Student Directors have the task of directing traffic in the halls and see- ing that silence is maintained at all times. They also carry bright yellow violation tickets which they give to any student who forgets herself and violates ci rule of conduct. The Red Cross Club is dedicated to help- ing the needy and unfortunate. The Immacu- lata chapter has sent cards to hospitalized persons, food and clothing to migrant camps, and has made surgical wrappings for Mercy Hospital. The girls also filled Thanksgiving baskets and made toys for children at Christ- mas. 31
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