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3 45:19 ' My . Jil 1 SEATED: Ed Ford, Ray Connor, Keith Taylor, Galen West, NormaHNe1SOH, Dove Moore, Lynne Motley, Lynda Thomas. STANDING: Aaron Buchanan, Mr. Boyd Fonnesbeck. Sfuclenf Council Am! fudenf Body Qgqcers The purpose of the student council is not merely to get things done, such as to prevent running the corridors, to keep the shrubbery from being trampled or to restore lost note- books. The purpose also is to teach students self-control, self-government, and democratic ways of living. Students form their character through the choice they make, the actions that they take, and the responsibilities that they accept. Self-government gives students practice in making and carrying out their own laws. Experience in self-government prepares the stu- dents to take an active and intelligent part, as adults, in democratic government in the com- munity, state, and nation. Student government also provides valuable experience in conducting meetings, and in debate and parliamentary procedure. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Galen West President Lynne Motley Se c reta ry Lynda Thomas Treasurer Dave Moore Vice- President This page co-sponsored by HOLIVLAN STUDIO DEEP AND TYLER INSURANCE
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