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STUDENT GOVERNM ENT The Student Council and Senate were surely kept busy during the first year in the new building. There were old laws to be re- pealed and new ones to be added. The major project of the year was the establishment of the new Honor System. The Council con- sidered Loretto's Honor System of the past three years and also those of other schools; they took one suggestion from here, one from there and came up with the idea of Honor System by application. The system has been functioning since the end of January and with marked success. There were over 200 students on the Honor System by fourth quarter. Student Senate left to right are: front row; Colleen Crane, Laurel editor; Dianne Donaldson, YCS Pres.; Sharon Smith, Library Club; back row; Mary Fehrenbach, Louise de Mar iliac; Betty Rohrer, Drama; Cindy Kamphaus, Athletics; Coleen Shea, Liturgy Commis- sion; Rosemary Schmidt, Nat'I Honor Society; not pictured is Diane Parrack, Glee Club; Paula Moten, Mission Club. Student Council members left to right are: front row; Marcia Hense, Frosh Class Pres.; Janet Muder, Cheryl Meiners, Kathy Klein, Frosh Class Reps.; second row; Diane Gray, 7th Grade Rep.; Nancy Bedlington, Apostolic Chairman; third row; Esther Estevez, 8th Grade Pres.; Jo Ann Parrino S.C. V-Pres,; Bebe Bauer, 7th Grade Pres.; Jean McNamara, Jr. Class Pres.; Paula Stiles, Soph Soph Class Pres.; Noreen Schuepbach, S.C. Pres.; Maureen Daly, Frosh Rep.; Rosemary Schmeltz, Sr. Rep.; Judy Boyd, Jr. Class Rep.; MaryStrick, Sr. Class Pres.; Marilyn Mauer, Soph. Rep.; Gail Schroeger, S.C. Sec-Treasurer; Sara Williams, 7th Grade Rep.; Not Pictured is Suzie Cyr, Soph. Class Rep.
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ATHLETICS CLUB Athletics Club this year sponsored various weekend activities, such as, roller skating, horseback riding and even a mixer. The club also sponsored the class competition in sports. The main activity was volleyball which lasted all year; due to the fact that there were no basketball goals in the gym. At the end of the year was Field Day. All the preparations were made by the Athletics Club - they even cooked the hot dogs. Not knowing an alert cameraman was around, an LA Sen- ior sneaked a second hot dog on Field Day. Athletics Club sponsored a banquet at the Golden Ox The Miss Athletics award and other letters and bars with Johnny Robinson of the Chiefs as guest speaker. were given out by the club officers. 2
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