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TOMORROW’S LEADERS The Student Council officers meet to discuss the fund Linda Martin, (Pari.), Noreen Smigel, (V.P.), Harry (Sec.) . raising activities. Lee Ellis, (Treas.), Rieger, (Pres.), and Lynn Donatucci, The chairman of the Student Council Committees plan the council’s activities for the year. Wesley Nakajima, JoAnne Enderle, Karen Dix, Ellen Kadel, and Noreen Smigel. The school store is one of the many services sponsored by the Student Council. Noreen Smigel and Jane Thompson wait on a student during school store hours. 26
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IN TODAY’S WORLD I’his year was an extremely aetke one lor the Marple-Xewtown Senior High School Sinclent Council. The council oOicers and members worked diligently under the leadership of Presi- dent Harry Reiger and acKi.sor Mrs. Egner. The responsibility of running the school’s Student Ciouncil Store was handled hy a committee under Noreen Smigel, k’ice-President. Other Council committees were kept busy sponsoring dances, such as the Alumni Dance at 'PhanksgTing, and conducting all student assemblies, including Awards Assemblies. One of the highlights of the school year was the annual Talent Show, held in the spring. The Student Council’s Charity Drive, directed by treasurer Lee Ellis, collected more money than ever before. As another responsibility of the student gwernment, a committee was ap- pointed to make recommendations for a student code of dress and conduct. This was done in con- junction with Paxon Hollows .Student (.ouncil and concerned regulations loi' school hours, sports exents, and other activities. Eor the lirst time. Student C.ouncil repiesentati 'es were elected according to atkisor-advisee groups. The school's four publications also sent repiesent- atix'C'S to meetings. The Council met every other week on d’hursdays, rotating to use a dillerent class period each time. Another nc'w actixity xvas a program in xvhich M-N receix-ed xisitois liom other schools’ Student Councils and sent some of our representatix’es on exchange visits. Marple-Nexvtoxvn’s Student Council had the hon- or (and the great responsibility) of acting as host to the District Conference on April 24. Betxx'een forty and fifty schools in the area attended this meeting, the theme of xvhich xvas Opportunity. ROW I: W. Gustafson, C. Murphy, T. Van Dusen, Kohn, J. Enderle, M. Sokol, C. Ramsdell, L. Masters, L. Lundy, H. Cluver; ROW 2: D. Gugliotta, B. Queen, K. Dix, A. Harrett, L. Cutler, C. Copely, F. Wertz, W. Nakajima, L. Ellis, L. Donatucci : RO]V 3: D. Virtue, B. Fulton, E. Burgess, P. Smith, W. Schultz, L. Hartin, D. Membrino, S. Pasemeni, E. Kadel, .4. Oniohundro, J. Cromwell, E. Hunter, N. Smigel.
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