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Council Keeps Activities Coordinated i sa. Q , sv... M ' --,,,, ,,-- ,- W...-.N tudent Council members were the people who brought you all of the fun activities throughout the year. By meeting monthly, second period room and club representatives were able to work with the Executive Board to carry out projects and improve the school. The council helped raise money for the student body to spend on commons furniture and the outdoor reader board. Dances, the carnival, and a car bash were set up to raise money, along with bake sales and slave sales. The Big Sister- Little Sister Party, New Student Party, Spirit Week, Noon Assemblies, Frosh Initiation, Wild 8: Crazy Week, and more were council activities. A Student Council workshop was held for schools around Central Oregon in February. The different councils exchanged ideas for activities for the second semester. The council also kept second semester scheduling running smoothly by working with the administration to hand out class cards. Front: Karen Richey. Second, lelt: Mke Hargous, Dave Pierce, April Garoutte, Tanya Wojtowych, Lisa Perrine, Russel Holmes, Brian Bishop. Third: Vanessa Lenhart, Karen Witty, Marcia Majors, Lucy Merrigan, Kris Kaylor, Theresa Bob, Kirsten Euenson, Liz McA voy, Robin Conner, Beth Reinke. Fourth: Roger Lovett, Lisa Stodd, Mchelle Houle, Julie l'-incham, Laura Tuculet, Molly Corrigan, Wen- dy Barth, Cindy Schrom, Linda Uptegrove, Danna Meier, Kristine Hogan, Kelly Rapp, Cindy Savage, Brad Atkins. Hfth: Beth Hansen, Wil Higlin, Paula Tuculet, Audrae Borlen, Tami Brooks, Tracie Cloninger, Terry Rose, Kim Hurst, Kelly Hill, Lisa Taylor. Sixth: Sean Corrigan, Jim Prosser, Pete Budke, Dave Montgom- ery, Ray McKay, James Renwick, Mke Jackson, D.J. Waldron, Jim Willeford, Mark Haglund. 'W
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