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BELOW: Sponsors: Mr. T. New and Mr. J. Morris worked hard for Council. BELOW LEFT: Student Council Officers: G. Barklow, Secretaryg K. Lind- strom, Vice-Presidentg K. Con- way, Presidentg G. Smith, Treas- urer. LEFT: Student Council Committee Chairmen: S. Ebner, M. Gibson, S. Kuntz, M. Snow, K. McFarland. ??f 127
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ORGANIZATIONS Student council develops new voting procedures By sponsoring a variety of events throughout the year, Student Coun- cil continued to motivate Maine South students. Homecoming events proved most successful due to the planning on the part of the Council. The blood drive in the fall of the year also proved beneficial. Again, V- Show entertained a number of audi- ences in early December. Also re- quiring a great deal of planning, the Student Council election procedures proved worthwhile. These new voting methods were not only more efficient, but also much faster. The publication of our all-school phone book, the Busy Signal, added to the many activities of Student Council. RIGHT: Pete Omarzu, who founded the Student Rights Committee, won the office of President for the 1977-78 school year. BELOW RIGHT: Running unopposed for Treasurer was Mary Nicolau. BELOW CENTER: Marge Smith, who won the office of Secretary, also ran unopposed, BELOW: Elected as Vice-President of Student Council for 1977-78 was Kevin Pegler. l 5 .5 1 . il l 126 Stuff .ax 4 , 5 ,- ,I - 'S Q-la,-X in, gf AW if? 1 Y ,L 4. ' .gqdfjfgi t -Q 'Z tl. -1 A Fan -1-wLw, V. Q A. are gpm:- i 5 1 , z I 1,-In
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Club members work together South's Art and Photography Clubs enabled many creative stu- dents to become involved. This year's members in the Art Club experienced guest speakers in the field of art, group art projects, and again, the annual Art Fair. South's photogra- phers also were able to demonstrate their creative talents through the Photo Club. As ir1 other years, club members compiled a portfolio, and participated in the annual Art Fair. The Paperback Bookstore was open again this year for students to buy popular books, and was operated by students who gave up lunch periods. Another club, Film Society, gave stu- dents the chance to view several dif- ferent films during the year. in-J 128
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