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student Council Is At Our Service Grades 9-12, Elective, two semesters. Pre- requisites: an avid interest in tine improvement of student life and a willingness to support worthwhile extra-curricular activities of Perry Meridian High School. The purpose and goals of Student Council is to represent the entire school by supporting activities and programs that would prove beneficial to the improvement of the student body. What does all that mean? Well, it means that Student Council is a body of representa- tive students who ore willing to put all they have into activities that are interesting and beneficial to the students of Perry Meridian. Student Council is by far the most powerful and influential of all the clubs in the school. The new trophy case purchased jointly by Student Council Dad ' s Club, and Falcon Brigade, is big enough to house PM ' s growing collection of prized trophies and awards. Student Council nnembers prepare carnations for the an- nual carnation sale on Valentine ' s day. Several school traditions have been started by the resourceful members of Student Coun- cil. For example, the annual Valentine ' s Day carnation sale, the Christmas Dance spon- sored by Student Council, and the presenta- tion of academic letter sweaters to deserving seniors. Student Council has sponsored many new activities which may become school traditions. They provided fireworl s at Homecoming and also formed the new Ambassador Club to greet visitors. With the Council ' s money, the purchase of a new trophy cose and numerous other activi- ties were possible. Without the support of Stu- dent Council, it is evident that many activities for the school would not have been possible. 1979-80 Student Council officers: Ann Hohit, president; Mary Beth Schueth, treasurer; Cheryl Byrum, secretary; Jenny Stein, historian; John Weingardt, vice-president, Student Council representatives Josh Hamilton and Gayle Snider patiently sort new ID cards to prepare them for distribution to the student body. BE MINE student Council 109
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Music Julie Walker, Tracy Martin, Frank Jones, Susan Nevill, Susan Arthur, Jennifer Norman, Rick Rudlcill, Michelle Sowders are PM musicians. Music Division 111
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