Oakville Senior High School - Tiger Paw Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Presenting their masterpiece float, StuCo members form o chorusline of spirit. Wlth numerous thoughts, Jon Loski contemplotes on future StuCo octivities. Student Council Bottom row: D. Lockey. L. Hortmonn, V. Wendi, M. Pidgeon, S. Frierdich, A. Beck. Second row: J. Turlington, S. Hendrix. D. Lofton, Ms. Anderson, N. Mirkoy, J. Ldski, C. Stevens. R. Blockford, L. Goffney, Mr. Jones, A. Enright, E. Compen, L. McWiIIioms, S. Donze. Third row: D. Boyle, M. Goo, L. Sevick, K. Hortmonn, L. Stewort, D. Hortle, S. Sell, J. Stoots, P. Groeper, D. Lesinski, B. Horris, T. Seeburger. Bock row: K. Hunnius, C. Chiodini, K. Schenk, J. Beck, M. Lorge, S. Fiener, S. Wotson, C. Polcynski, S. Schoe- mehi, P. Henderson, J. Henning, J. Senninger, R. Hoke, N. Hortmonn, M. Herwig, L. Finke, C. Derby, M. Marty, J. Jones, C. Hommerschmidt, L. Authur, M. Johnson, K. Colemon, K. Koste, R. Ruebsom, R. Fornom, K. Cross. Not pictured: A. Boy, D. Acup, S. G-orcio, K. Gorcio, J. Luco. K. Brogcn, K. Zumwolt, A. Lorge. S. Dye.

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Wlth evll laughter, Blake Alexander takes pleasure in drawing Mr. Downey's blood. With a big grln, Tim Loeffelman knows he is disning out a sense of nutrition. ,. Staring In dlsbellel, Jennifer Kayes watches as Tami Edinger pricks Eric Smelser's finger. Health Fair

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eep lncredsing School Spirif issed by STuCo K.l.S.S.ing is one of STudenT Councils mojor ocTiviTies This yeor. WiThouT The obvious connoTo- Tions, iT medns, i'Keep lncreosing School SpiriT. To promoTe This Theme ond gool, STuCo hos spon- sored pep dssemblies, ddnces, TdlenT show, blood drives, Tedch- er opprecioiion doy, secreT pols, ond d newsleTTer which kepT Ookville informed ond involved. lnvolvemenT is The key To roising spiriT. STuCo used This key To open The doors beTween Themselves ond Ookville. Moinly, They hdd eoch closs elecT Their own repre- senToTives. By being elecTed, The mem- bers wonT To be There ond geT Things dccomplished, feels 3- yedr member Lindo HorTmonn. Feelings were definiTely ex- pressed Through STuCo's deliver- ing of cdrnoTions. These cdrno- Tions were sold ond delivered on Homecoming, Chrisfmds, ond VdlenTine's Doy. For This K.l.S.S, or- gonizoTion, iT wos boTh successful ond well-liked. Success wos definiTely on Odk- ville's side dT The disTricT conven- Tion dT Rlfneour High School in SepTember. WiTh lvlehlville's dl- recT supporT, Odkville wos elecT- ed presidenT of The GoTewoy Dis- TricT of STudenT Councils. ul felT so proud of Ookville ond our STudenT Council. IT wos o greoT feeling! recollecTed soph- omore, lvlory Lorge. A noficeoble chdnge is ThdT STuCo is ochieving Their gools ond geTTing Things occomplished. This chdnge is noT only noTiced here oT Ookville buf in The C-oTewoy disTricT. K.l.S.S. is very much olive. This is due To The hord work of members ond This yeor's officers: Chris STevens, presidenT: Rich Blockford, vice-presidenT, Jon Ldski, Treosurer: Nick Mirkoy, cor- responding secreforyg Louro Gdffney, recording secreforyi ond lvlr. Jones ond lvls. Anderson, sponsors. STudenT Council hos chonged for The beTTer, wos Ellen Com- pen's experienced response. She olso odded Odkville con chdnge for The beffer. Ookville Senior High no longer frowns from lock of spiriT ond en- Thusidsm buT now hoppily blushes from The mony K.l.S.S.es given by iTs romonTic sTudenT Council. A list ln hand, Koren Gorcio presenTs more defoils obouf The Chrisfmos cdrno- Tions. Vlllfh dance In mlnd, Chris STevens odds his presldenfiol Touches To The discussion. STudenT Council