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Student Council 46 Student Councl Beth, Raymond, Barbara, and Tam made the Valentine party complete with their version of 'We Aln't Got Money. Student Council . . 1. The grade school council was very active in directing the behavior of the pupils on the school grounds to keep it more attractive. Dr. McCracken leads the faculty orchestra as Mr. and Mrs. Bowers, and Mrs. Suazo follow attentively. 2. Its outstanding contributions were the Thanksgiving chapel, the Christmas chapel and the observance of the World Day of Prayer. I ROW TWO: R. Seidel, S. Miller, F. Jones, D. Dixon, E. Gallegos, S. Kelly, Secretary C. Martinez, President B. Pringle, Vice-President T. Brigham, Treasurer V. I-Iartell. ROW ONE: L. Jones, D. Gallegos, L. Hines, B. Thompsett L.A. Akes, D. Thompsett.
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Student Council 45 Student Council T 1 s ROW TWO:B. Honaberger, D. Pippin, G. Davis, S. Wells, L. Saenz, J. Trujillo, G. Pippin, M. Martinez, A. Cotter. ROW ONE: L. Sanchez, Presidentp P. Martinez, Vice-President: I. Hernandez, Treasurer: A. Martinez, Secretaryg Miss Cole . Student Council 4Gove,,,- mental body of students representing the students ofthe school. . . l. Two repre- sentatives and the president of each class are members of the group . . . 2. The year was planned as to the things the students wanted to achieve . . . 3. The citizen of the month program was carried out . . . 4. The Valentine party was fun for all and sponsored by this group. A sweetheart couple was chosen by each class and of four couples, Pauline Martinez and Larkin Garcia were chosen. Entertainment was furnished by each class and the faculty. The teachers were waiters and waitresses For refreshment time . . . 5. This group devotes much time to promoting better ci- tizenship among the students and faculty . . . 6. Representatives of each class at- tended the conventions at Los Alamos and Raton. Rene, Linda, and Tom were chosen as the citizens during the first semester. 4 4 .Es 3 ai 5 - tt ux i ,iw it A x ff 1 - .I ,:i:7,,5 9 -4 I .,!A - 3 ..,i8TW A l 1 T . . Q. . .s so J Larkin and Pauline were chosen by the students the sweetheart couple of the Valentine Party. ,QQ--T A-su W. .,. -- 1 Q
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Q O O Splrltual Llfe Division illustrating the spiri sis and church activity in our tual empha- school life X X S Z XA, .22 f 4 5 5 J' 1. 'L 'Q 'L 'I If 11 J' 111
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