Oak Park High School - Cambia Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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X Spirits weren't dampened despite the rainy and windy B b VO weather that forced Oak Park's first ever carnival in- I .Th 3 qc side. fphoto by Matthew Wardj M ' StuCo brings X ow does one of the top civic s minded organizations at Oak O e Park surpass itself? For' Oak Park'sStudent Council, who has been tops in blood drives and United Way 1- by June Clark fundraisers, their main goal was not ioniygcommunity actionsybut also stu- ident body involvement this year. C Our l'l18lI1,g03lS.lW8i'8 to create. SPiFit.fQtof get the representatives inf volvedland to do more things forthe istigderitaabodyf' Michelle Murphy. vice- ipresidentasaid. s t as Danny Bishop,opresident, said that ak-Park brokeorecords with United this year, but they strived fforiraore student invoivement. Weeielt the more fun activities we could them, the more able they were atosiflatch theSpirit', said Danny. tfioetiteivlyers, Charities Chairman. sign-up sheets in the office, played announcements. and hung pos- :asian order to achieve student involve' mented i 1. f Accordingfto Danny, that was the Start of als new initiated spirit in the flit' helped bring back spirit to a cer- fain extentf' said Danny. l it back in '8 This year. old traditions were re- vised and new projectswerebegun. at Oak Park. r f Q I Homecoming, a yearly traditionyfor all high schoolsgwas changedfthis year, According to Joetteg the dancefwas held on Saturday, instead of the tradi! tional after-theegamef and was formal. The parade wasdonelawayywith was set up before the game instead.. A carnival on the school grounds was new as well. . . r . y r New proiects ranged from helping needy families with Adopt,A.Farnillyf,y.to7 teacher luncheons during the summer workshops. rl 2 We tried to improve the teachers morale this year. lf teachers pushed. more students would come to the activi-4 ties, Michelle said. Cooperation between the adminis- tration and Stuflo was a major role. l Danny and .loette felt that the ad4 ministration was very supportive and cooperative with StuCo's ideas. r Without them, we wouIdn't be abie to do things, said Michelle. i All and all, it was a great year in Mi- chelle's opinion. l l l 9 due to new regulationsgandfa pepfrally ll ops for ' W 3:0 .QQ 'LQ SUM Q: Qa-