Lyons Township High School - Tabulae Yearbook (La Grange, IL)

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tudent ouncil stresses school unity in clubs, dances, seminars Dinner hour looms and still-devoted CBC members work on bulletin boards which will make the lunchrooms more pleasant to eat in. Taking a few minutes between classes, junior girls express their prefer- ences in determining next year's student government. W W M ,,,,, A ,,V.,, 7 ,W .X ,, .,,,,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,f

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l l Striving for greater school unity in a year long campaign, Student Council headed various activities for school participation. Homecoming ,69 led the way with the sale of Bennett field plots. Profits made from the sale helped to pay for the Homecoming weekend, and the project was later LT's contribution to the district councilis Hall of Ideas. A workshop held by the council officers and class board stressed leadership qualities. Similar discussions were held to bring together members of conflict- ing groups to provide a place for students to voice dissatisfaction. The annual Christmas dance at Melody Mill climaxed the semesteris activities. Emphasizing student participation, the Stu- dent Council committees were made up of any students interested in serving on a particular committee. These committees undertook such activities as painting the North Campus cafe- terias, making banners to announce athletic and social events, providing food for football and basketball games, organizing elections, and planning tutoring sessions. activities. To Student Council members Monday ajternoon means confronting and discussing school spirit, new committees, and the managing of student A . ' , 2 as k I 11,4 if 5 4 ID X J I xxa- ' TQ fg- 3 33 L- f it e 'na A il . f A Student Council. FRONT ROW: Katriina Saikkonen, Owen Brown, 2nd vice-pres.,' Debi Allen, Ist vice-pres.,' Bob Van Nest, pres.: Betsy Way, sec.,' Steve Stout, treas.,' Fe Hemzy, Mike McClure. ROW 2: Cheryl Herman, Laurie Hoff Monica 0'Brien, Debbie Singleton, Jill Pontius, Ingrid Lind, VIfilla.Brown, Laura Ben- del, Kathy Klinke, Val Bower, Katie Bull. ROW 3: Barb Norman, David Melichar, Tom Burke, Bill Allen, Karen Erickson, Don Hemel. LIZ Blndef, D66 Relflhdfft Cathy Willkie, Rick Shepro. BACK ROW: Gary Moore, Bill Calloway, Fred Holl, Al Vrtiak, Mark Pender, Greg Shannon, Bob PUHCOUSI. Steve Efkef-Yff0m, KEVIN Dolan, Doug Prosch.

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Rep. Assembly reviews dress code, represents comm classes This year, Representative Assembly tried a new approach to increase interest among the two hundred communications rooms at both North and South Campuses. A set of questions was sent to each of the representa- tives to be discussed in their respective comm. rooms. At the beginning of the year, a workshop was set up for all representatives to improve or advance their leadership and to help them learn to arouse the attention of the communication rooms. The group experimented with changes in the dress code. A girl and a boy from each class, elected by the assembly, as well as teachers and parents were on a committee to discuss revising the dress code. The assembly considered adopting a new process which was being tried out by the sophomore class board. In this plan, students would petition to be on representative assembly then would be placed in comm. rooms in September. Representative assem- bly also participated in promoting the adop- tion of the Freshman Amendment. l l Representative Assembly. FRONT ROW: Pat Sass, Taylor Hansman, Louise Cihak, Jan Landeen, Debi Allen, lst vice-pres.5 Bob Van Nest, chr.,' Steve Stout, treas,,' Betsy Way, sec.,' Barb Mann, Debbie Singleton, Wendi Andorjf Sally Stockbarger. ROW 2: Barb Whaley, Sue Sanders, JennU'er Cordulack, Lisa Sampson, Judy Klopfenstein, Diane Harris, Sonya Nicksarlian, Pam Doran, Robin York, Jean Torrey, Pat Lalish, Teri Stratman, Nancy Johnson, Roxanne Warble, Nancy Hatch, Martha Cooper, Nancy Sullivan, Debbie Beshoar, Nancy Sheppel, Brenda Dockery. ROW 3: Gary Jackson, Tom Cozza Terry Cusack, Wendy Eliason, Larry Bonistalle, Dave Di Benedetto, Connie Cronin, Cheryl Mason, Daria Chomko, Nancy Foster, Kathy Parrott, Katht' Rep. Assembly members listen to Rt'ck Shepro's comments about the Foreign Relations Committee activities-a report which they will soon share with their comm groups. Mynaugh, Donna Pylat, Chris Lake, Dena Przewoznik, Debbie Vandermar, Kathy Little, Joan Walsh, Teri Wilson, Sue Stick, Caroline Svoboda. ROW 4: John Wegfenbach, Steve Banks, Bruce Tengblad, Mike Vidas, Steve Erickson, John Kouka, Joe Ruscetta, Ken Andrewsg Paul Foran, Bill Bar- low, Terry Hagy, Tim Trenkle, John Huntoon, Steve Tlapa, Chris Pierce, Cragg Eichmann, Dean Bradley, Mike Don Carlos, Jean Launspach, Jann Thunack. ROW 5: Bob Boxsee, Will Pedersen, Jim Kuly, Mike Lynch, Art Schwytzer, Tim Sabel, Jim Gilgis, Steve Veitch, Mike Horvath, Rick Abra- ham, Dave Shestokas, Charlie Schroeder, Jim Pender. mama.-so-.N-raw.. .-.. . , . 4.,.1 .s.-4'wsarssaaene'wwsuaaxaua..tea:vaanu.amf,-L.uauwt-,,fm--N.. .Q i nz aff' ,mamasrtwum-M f-mt-Mme-.fat.1t4f4m4tcLt i s1fc.t--Q r f. f .W '-