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TOP RIGHT: Junior Rick Allen laughs at something that was said, while sophomore John Dickman looks to the serious side of it. ABOVE: Virginia Forseth takes notes on the important topics of conversation to report back to her homeroom. RIGHT: Student body President Ron DuRette maintains a smoothly running student government by presiding over all student council meetings.
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Ron DuRette President Roger Mitchell Vice President Mary McNamee Secretary Brenda Keller Treasurer Rufus Bierly Parliamentarian Daryle Rico Ads Manager Betty Koppenhafer Co-Concessions Manager Vicki McKelvy Co-Concessions Manager Student Council Voices Students’ Ideas Student Council, led by President Ron DuRette, and supervised by Principal Stanley Dmy-tryk, was very active during the 73-74 school year. In the fall, members discussed the possibility of changing Homecoming rules, and it was decided to omit the holding of the traditional bonfire because of the problems it had caused in the past. A new club, the German Club, was accepted as an official club of MHS and was advised by Mrs. Darlene Cook. As a money-making project. Student Council sponsored a dance after a basketball game with Four Door Apple providing the music for students and guests. TOP: Members of student council make decisions the democratic way by voting. ABOVE: Students listen as the treasurer's report is given. 10
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In Student Body Elections Leaders Emerge Undaunted by general apathy toward the elections, 14 sophomores and juniors chose to accept the challenge of student body office nominations, and although four offices ran unopposed, there were some close races. After presenting campaign speeches in a special assembly, candidates started a hard week of selling themselves — utilizing cards, colorful posters, and person-to-person contact to win votes. A week later voting took place to determine new officers,and due to close results, a runoff was necessary for president. After the final ballots were tallied the following people were chosen to lead the student body for the year 1974-75: Daryle Rico, president; Alan Mitchell, vice president; Christy Carlson, secretary; Norma Kollen, treasurer; David Fackler, parliamentarian; Vicki Tola and Virginia Forseth, co-ads managers; and Brad Jorgensen, concessions manager. TOP LEFT: Newly-elected president Daryle Rice presents the symbol of office to co-ads managers Vicki Tola and Virginia Forseth.TOP RIGHT: Brenda Keller gives Norma Kollen the symbol of the treasurer's office — a money bag. ABOVE: 1973-74 officers wait to relinquish their positions to the new officers. 12
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