Newport High School - Accolade Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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Special Aides work for the communit Every Wednesday a small group of students and an instructor devoted their spare time after school to Bellevue Terrace Nursing Home. This group was of course, Special Aids. If Special Aids was made up of 'l5 students and Ms. Ginger Anderson, club adviser. This service club devoted its time to community services, helping the residents of Bellevue Terrace by organizing activities for the residents. Activities included pottery and swimming sessions, an Easter party and a picnic at Woodland Park. Other events included a Christmas party at lnterlake Manor in which all four of the district schools at- tended, an all city party and a spring convention at Providence Heights. The Special Aids are financially assisted by the Kiwanis Club who make many of their activities possible. Ms. Anderson commented, All the students are unselfish and have developed many new ideas, they are all fun to work with. 'l. Senior Stacey Box cuts out valentines as one of the many Special Aides proiects. 2. Senior Diane Cobum designs valentines for the residents at Bellevue Terrace Nursing Home. 3. As one of their activities, the Special Aides held a picnic at Woodland Park. 4. Adviser Ms. Ginger Anderson expresses her ideas at an after school meeting. 5. Seniors Barbara Swisher, Stacey Box, Katey Clark and Cathy Riddlesberger discuss up coming activities. 6. Senior Katey Clark smiles for the camera before the beginning of another meeting. I 4 144

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I St, -+1 .JJ .Q A 1 'E' in-....... Stu-Co reaches toward high goals Adiusting budgets to new state funding requirements, recruiting stu- dents to serve on the Heads Up Advisory board and organizing a speaker's bureau were just a small portion of the activities that hap- pened within Student Council this year. Other Stu-Co accomplishments were landscaping the school grounds, relocating the smoking area, creating an assembly committee, organ- izing Homecoming and selling tickets for the PTSA Bazaar. Among Stu-Co's first chores was to appoint a new President. Former President Lanny Barnecut went to Brazil as a foreign exchange student so he had to resign his elected office. Vice-President John Davis as- sumed the top office and Senior Dick Crowly was elected to fill the vice-presidency vacancy. Other Stu-Co officers were Connie Rolie, secretary, Arun Kaphi, treasurer, and Gregg Thomas, parlia- mentarian. l. Senior Mark Hageman and Junior Doug Smith discuss a few important items with each other. 2. Senior Cornelia Sperber, a Stu-Co representative, looks over her notes taken during the meeting. 3. People occasionally are amused by things said at Stu-Co meetings. Christian McAuliffe sure is. 4. Junior Todd Henry studies the opinion of one of the Stu-Co representatives. 5. Senior John Davis, Stu-Co President, presents an important topic to the representa- tives at a Stu-Co meeting. 6. Mr. James Scott and Ms. Karin Cathey helped Stu4Co maintain law and order during some heated meetings. .3- 146