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Student Advisory Committee S.A.C. Improves Intraschool Relationships Student Advisory was made up of twelve scholars this year. Activities were developed from constant input given by the stu- dents. All members had a will- ingness to serve and work for the betterment of the school. The Student Advisory Com- OFFICERS: Karen Wagner, Presidentg Tony Sheilds, Vice Presidentg Lisa Enfinger, Secretaryg Greg Ellis, Lisa Enfinger, Tony Sheilds, Karen Wagner, mittee served as a liaison between the student body and administration. Members were chosen by teachers' recommen- dation from tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. There were four representatives from each class, with equal racial representation. Gina Griffin, Norris Riggs, Steve Aggelis, Keely Smith, Dana Clark, Judi th jones.
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Inter-Club Council ICC Governs Club Activities Inter-Club Council is in charge of scheduling and approving all fund raising pro- jects on campus. If a club wishes to have a money making project, they must provide ICC with all information in order to gain approval. Vice presidents from organizations represented their 262 club at ICC meetingsi 1. Row 1: Frank Riley, Nena Martinez, Mindi Frye, Karen Stephens, Tina Pen- nachio, Bill McClellan,jenny Conrorno. Row 2x Vicki Speed, Bruce Hitt, Lee Roberts, Neil Laxdal, Georgia Dodd, Ross McConahey. 2. ICC members meet to discuss fuhd raising projects. ,.....pmwH
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Student Council Student Councll Helps Students Get Involved i 1 This yearls Student Councills goal was total student participa- tion, This was achieved under the new sponsorship of Mr. jack johnson and President Debbie Black. This year's Student Coun- cil planned many activities for the student body's entertain- ment, as well as education. Among these were movies and dances after football games, a Thank You, Lakelandw carwash thanking the community for supporting our school, a Student Government Day, and Any- thing Goes, a new Derby Day patterned after the television show. Student Council members were chosen by homeroomsg a male and female representing each class. The Student Council officers set a new trend in serv- ing the students and unifying our school. 264
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