Palo Alto High School - Madrono Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL This year. Paly's Legislative Council experimented with an entirely new system. Advisory groups, created by last year’s demands for better student government communication, numbered about sixty with twen- ty to twenty-five students in each, and met every few weeks for twenty minutes. Discussion in- cluded students' complaints and suggestions as well as prepared agendas. Each group was repre- sented by one voting member of the Leg Council who reported the decisions of his group to the council. Under the able leader- ship of Chris Carey and with the assistance of Dan Kelly and Cathy Hancock, this year’s council has acted both as a legislative tool and as a center for student communications. President: Chris Carey Vice President: Dan Kelly Secretary: Cathy Hancock Members: Roger Allen, Wayne Allen, John Atkinson. Bob Bellamy. Elsie Begle, Barbara Blank. Chris Bradley, Arthur Bridges, Ben Cintz, Bruce Clark, Gordon Currier, Emily Cutler. Jack Dais, Kay Dilg, Jim Dinwiddie, Cres Eyerly, Annie Feise, Monte Fisher, Dan Freeman, Liz Gibbs, Susie Hamm, Linda Hill, Kathy Hoey, Jim Holwerda, Skip Justman, Scott Kilner, Nancy Koch. Linda Lay, Gordon Letter, Graham Marden, Dinnie McLaughlin, Charlie McNeil. Mark Mi- chael. Dane Morris, Jeff Munks, Charles Ogle. Clark Patten, Jeff Peek, Cheryl Popp, Todd Poulter. Gary Ray, Debbie Reeves. Robin Saunders, Cathy Shroy- er, Rebecca Scott, Chris Shutes, Elaine Springer, Kathryn Stock, Ted Trollman. Eric Wahlstrom, Liz Walton. Rob Will- son. Bruce Wing, Tim Veh, Judy Zuck- ert. Bob Orcutt, Joel Steinberg, Debbie Stewart.

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Chris Carey, Jill Ayer, Mark Cohen, Bill Reinhardt, Barbara Haxo, Cherie Stewart, Tim Noonan. Kathy Weinberger. BELOW (L TO R): Chris Abbott, Jill Ayer, Mark Cohen, Tim Noonan

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Student Government—page 29 ELECTIONS Elections at Paly transformed the normally haphazard amphitheatre into a well-ordered place of little booths, long lines and interminable waiting. Seniors, juniors, and soph- omores alike stepped into the booths, scanned the printed ballot, and marked them with a smeary “X” stamp. Later, the Election Board, headed by Dave Holmes, fermented in the cafeteria as votes were counted and recounted and once again, the tedious Paly elec- tion machine ground out the results to the school.