Lewis and Clark High School - Tiger Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Body Officers Spring Semester Following in the steps of the Fall Semester ASB, the Spring Semester ASB Officers became involved in many state and local issues. President Dan Close announced that the ASB would actively support any state or local legislature concerning the nineteen year olds ' right to vote. Dan also said that the ASB took a closer, more political look at the school levy. Continuing the efforts of Bob Hansen ' s administration, the Spring ASB Officers worked towards gaining land under the freeway for an LC parking lot, by presenting their ideas to a local newspaper. The Council of Presidents attended by all-city and valley ASB leaders, promoted better inter-school relationships. May Week was one of the last activities planned by the ASB. The week of festivities ended with the crowning of the May Week royalty. President Dan Close Secretary Jim Anderson Vice-President Skip Elliott Historian Debbie Darling Treasurer Kerri Derrick 23

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President Bob Hansen Vice-President Jim Fletcher Associated Student Fall Semester Helping to sponsor the Hope-Big Brother Walk, was one of the main projects of the Fall Associated Student Body Officers. Led by President Bob Hansen, the officers combined efforts with other schools to raise money for the two organizations. Several new committees were formed to bring about parhamentary procedure and new ideas. The most important was the new Appropriations Committee, designed to check the spending of all ASB funds. Other projects included: providing student bus service to fall football games, and the selling of stamps for student use. Near the end of the fall administration, the council participated in the city hearings held for parking and recreational development under the freeway. V Secretary Mary Coon Treasurer Kevin Hill Historian Nancy Ellsworth

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Laurie Hutchison President Debbie McLaughlin Vice-President Fall Semester Early last summer the Girls ' Federation Fall Officers began planning the annual Big-Little Sister Party that was held August 28. This was the first major activity of the Girls ' Federation and it was soon followed by the Dating Game Con. King of the Jungle, theme of the Dad-Daughter-Son Dessert, was a joint effort between the two federations. They also competed against one another in the Christmas Penny Drive. The money was donated to needy families in Spokane. The last main event sponsored by the Girls ' Federation was the Christmas mixer, Twas a Night Before Christmas. Betsy Keil Secretary Jeanne Herron Treasurer Carolyn Sundberg Historian Pam Mattox Sgt.-at-Arms Girls ' Federation Officers Deborah Wilhams President Ellen Pearson Vice-President Spring Semester Many traditional activities were planned by the Girls ' Federation Spring Semester Officers. The officers planned a money-making project with proceeds going to a school organization. They also organized the Surprise Con held March 24, the Cotton Day Con, and the Mother-Daughter Tea. Active freshmen and sophomore girls modeled spring and summer fashions in the annual Cotton Day Con which signaled the start of the spring season. At the Surprise Con the Lilac Princess was named to represent Lewis and Clark in the Armed Forces Lilac Parade. Mothers were honored by their daughters at the Mother-Daughter Tea which was held after school in the cafeteria. Toni Honda Secretary Laurel Elmer Treasurer Bonnie Kreuch Historian Jean Goss Sgt.-at-Arms