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Student Council ls Our Training Ground for Democracy . The Student Council, under the direction of lVlr. Glaeser, worked to further the best interests of the student body. During the year, the Council sponsored sports dances, pep rallies, the A.F.S. Program, two proms, and the Council presiden- tial election. ln the spring, a Nlerit Awards Ban- quet was held to honor students who had done outstanding work in their respective clubs. Fall activities included the sale of S.A.A., the sole financial support of the extra-curricular pro- gram, and football boosters, along with the for- mation of a townwide student organization. President Guy Tangarone adds a little humor to the busy routine of a Council meeting. his X ,il .xi ir t xiii Linda Loomis votes for her favorite candidate in Student Council election. 22 L-Nur li' An important proposition faces the Student Council.
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A moment of silence is observed at the annual Memorial Day assembly on the athletic field. mimi sms sciuici Diltolsl www mv ,mu iiillllllt' n John VonDeck and Warren Mosler set up display for NASA assembly. twat: 5 qw' is A Q K! gf- 71-QQ-gi t 1 ' --ri,-Qr.Q ? A morning assembly begins with our National Anthem. Good morning, this is - and - bringing you the notices for - These familiar words signal the beginning of each home- room period, as a pair of MHS announ- cers deliver the school's news and introduce other students with a variety of messages. The group is directed by Nlrs. Brooks, who supervises all announce- ments made, and their student co-ordinator is Barry Gooding, who schedules readers for each day. Each year the students of NIHS are brought together for assemblies. The top- ics are wide and vary from the campaign speeches of the Student Council presiden- tial candidates to the Christmas concert presented by the choirs. Enjoyable X peri- ods have been spent in the auditorium. The Day's Start Is Filled with Activity . . 21
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g Merit Award winners are addressed at their banquet by Mr. Rogers. Student Council members rid Manchester of dirty cars. isp - get 'ffl ,Q Q Mr. Glaeser gives a smile of approval on a Council decision. 23 Y 'e- A - i ot' X l 'P' Steve Penny and Guy Tangarone lead SAA advertising campaign. Chris Bissell and Barry Gooding present their platform to the student body during the campaign assembly. . ,s . saxggksxx
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