Premontre High School - Excalibar Yearbook (Green Bay, WI)

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STUDENT COUNCIL: Premontre claims community as one of its distinguishing charac¬ teristics; it is a quality that de¬ scribes the purpose of the Stu¬ dent Council. Responsible leader¬ ship is the key to an effective student council . This year’s offi¬ cers, Paul Hinkfuss, Dan Burke, Dave Lontkowski and Pat Her- son, had the ability to work as a team as they shared responsibility with other members to provide creative and enthusiastic leader¬ ship for the student body. Homecoming, the Tri-School Christmas Dance, a ping-pong tournament, the PCC, meetings, relationships, an abiding concern for persons and or the school marked this year’s student coun¬ cil efforts. A special thanks to all students involved, and their moderator, Fr. John Bostwick. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: (Standing L-R) John Kupsch, Rod Mayer, Tom Holme. (Sitting) Brian Koch. (stoo’ dent cown’ sel) n. 1. An elected body of students whose purpose is to repre¬ sent a student body in ad¬ ministrative decisions. 2. A body of persons responsible for organizing student ac¬ tivities. 3. Premontre’s group of individuals who perform such operations. Student Representatives gather Tor regular council meetings Dan Burke and Pat Herson present roses to Hazel Sternard at her retirement

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Dave Stoehr Scott Stone Tod Stoychoff Mike Stainis Dan Strauss Richard Sturm Mike Sylvester Mike Tozier Charles Traeger Gary Treml Steve Van Campenhout Mike Van Gheem Ty Vannieuwenhoven Scott Wingert Bruce Young Jim Zambrowicz Jim VanPieterson Joel VanStechelman Bill Waterstradt Jeff Watzka DAn Wautlet Pete Zeller Bruce Zellner Joe Zepnick

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’78- 79 STUDENT k ' OUNCIL: (Standing L-R) Dave Lontkowski, Paul Hinkfuss. (Sitting L-R) Dan Burke, Pat Herson. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICRS: (Top L-R) John Hendricks, Dave Drzewiecki, {Bottom L-R) Dan Pankratz, A1 Bly, John Hendricks listens and tries some non-verbal communication.