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Student Council: L to R (back row) Doug Koch, Sponsor Mr. Cunningham, Tom Foss; (center row) Jeanine Ket- teler, Secretary-Treasurer Anita Benda, President Brenda Pelster; (front row) Tom Temme, Reporter Vickie Johnson, Vice-President Angie Benda. Student leaders elected by peers As usual with the opening of the new school year, each class held elections to select those of their classmates whom they thought would do a good job leading them in their class and representing them in Student Council. Each class elected a president, vice-president, and secretary-treasurer (see next page). It was the responsibility of these students to organize and plan for dances, operation of the concessions stand, cake raffles and other money-making projects. This year most of the classes were involved in improving the condition of their own class treasury. The Senior and Junior classes sold magazines subscriptions and record albums. The Seniors used their funds to finance the annual “Sneak Day” trip in May. They went to “Worlds of Fun” in Kansas City. The Junior class also sponsored the Chili Supper, on the night of the school play. The supper helped to finance the Junior-Senior Prom, which was a rewarding occasion for everyone in attendance. The Sophomores sponsored an informal dance, shortly after Valentines Day, to earn money and provide a break in the school routine. It will be their responsibility to produce the Junior-Senior Prom in 1983. The Freshmen helped to operate the concessions stand, but because it was their first year, they did not sponsor any school event. Elections for Student Council began in homeroom, where each class elected two representatives. The representatives then met and elected officers from among their membership. Their primary project in 1982 was sponsorship of a “Film Festival” on April Fools’ Day. The films shown that evening were two comedies: “The Little Rascals” and “The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again.” The movie goers all had a good time. 4
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Senior Class Officers: Larry Starman, President; Chuck Johnson, Vice-President; John Seier, Secretary-Trea- surer. Sophomore Class 6fficers: Mike Spieker, President; Ken Leifeld, Vice-President; Rolan Knust, Secretary-Trea- surer. Junior Class Officers: Colleen Spieker, President; Diane Luettel, Vice-President; Clyde Stuhr, Secretary-Trea- surer. Freshman Class Officers: Bob Veik, President; Roger Seier, Vice-President; Jeanine Ketteler, Secretary-Trea- surer. 5
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