Kerman High School - Lion Yearbook (Kerman, CA)

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STUDE TCGUNCIL ACTIVATED W.S. . Treasurer Cheryl Homen i Vice-President Scott Foth Commissioner of Awards Social Chairman Ron Garcia Debbi Stilson , K P 1, , 1 J 1 X i N i f I x i ' A , , i , 1 . ,-f Secretary Irma Armstrong 5' . .Nfl -r-'19 Sgt. at Arms Dave 'Zumwalt 3 x f , I 1 f f Y I !',

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. , -5 Rally Chairman Karen Dimmick After several years of scrambled sports schedules and minimal interaction between schools, this year's Student Council helped revive ties between West Sierra League schools. League meetings and student exchanges afforded people the opportunity to compare and discuss common interests. Our student council, led by Kathy Kubo, sought to adopt policies and activities in which larger, more Varied groups of students could participate. A curriculum com- mittee and an advisory committee to the principal were appointed. They also sponsored a couple of raffles and several dances. Sponsor Mr. Robert Arslanian and President Kathy Kubo, w N , ' , X ', l N V 4