ELMORE, Ann: 122. METHENY, Goorgamm: 125. ERICKSON, Boyd: 122, 173. MOUL, David: 125. FITZPATRICK, Becky: 122. MYERS, Marilyn: 125. FRIEDRICH, Debra: 123. OHRAZDA, Denise: 128. FULK, Winifred: 123. ORR, Steve: 42, 43, 63, GARRISON, William: 16, 125. 122, 123. PITTMAN, Glenda: 125. GENTRY, Sharon: 123. RANKIN, Roger: 19, 36, 62, HANSEN, Carolyn: 128. 87. HARDING, Susan: 15, 123. RIGBY, Robert: 126. HEY, Naomi: 128. RITTER, Cy: 126. HODGE, Rusty: 14, 123, ROBINSON, Bob: 126, 127, 143. 143, 164, 173. HUNT, Mhbel: ;23. SANTONE, Terry: 19, 126. HUNTER, Joe: 123. SIMON, Ken: 126. JENKINS, Kathy: 49, 123. SINGLETON, Connie: 126. JOHNSON, Darlene: 124. SHULL, Donald: 63, 118. JOHNSTON, Coleen: 124, SMITH, Kelly: 127, 146. 177. STEIN, Sherri: 42. KLEIN, Alan: 132. TOKARZ, Barbara: 128. KLEIN, Becky: 124, 171. WILLIS, Gayle: 128. n ,3- LENZ, 3111: 124, 146, WOHLGEMUTH, Amy: 16, 127. 3 , vi ' , . ' w- 166. WOOD, Debra: 127, 160, LEWIS, George: 119. 161. 82-83 Senior Officers: Mike Campbell, Terri Sullivan, Tina Steinke, Beth Todd and LUHNING, Arnie: 124. yonER, Miriam: 127, Rene6VVood. 1 HAYES. Susan: 124. YOUNG, Rod: 44, 127, 172. MCLAIN, Van: 87, 125. MEIRON, Nancy: 128. Plans begin for new year as old year winds down As the year began to wind down, seniors got senioritis' and underclassmen felt spring fever coming on. The underclassmen held their elections for the 1982-83 class officers and Student Council members. Both elections were done differently this year as opposed to the years before. The underclass candidates were asked to register to run for office. Then the signa- ture from twenty of their classmates were to be obtained and handed in to the office. Each candidate gave an impromptu 82-83 Junior officers: Mark Files, Carla Rein, April Radtke, Konia Meyers, NP Diaiie' speech on his goals for the particular office. , Greene ' l Voting was done by secret ballot. The student Council election was some- what more realistic as voting was done by using actual voting booth. I on Ament was chosen president. His opponents were Tina Steinke, Dana Ober and Mike Campbell. Lisa Reed was chosen Vice President. Her opponent was April Radtke. Debbie Dob- son will serve as secretary after running against Carla Rein. The treasurer will be Janelle Harkrader. She ran against Mike Finke, Ron McKeown, Andrea Andres and a , . v x . Q Mike Vogt. a . x '8 8 888888 One controversial event that took place 8 . I L 888 8888888 this year was the Sanitary Landfill Project by Wayne Willey. Mr. Willey proposed the landfill to be dug on the area located off SCh001 Road and waltmiFe- Road on 251 83 Sophomore officers; Todd Owens, Kim Shrewsberry, Ron Liniger, NP Sherrif acres. The Concerned Citlzens of Cass Guilford and Kris Schollenberger. County met at the Harrisonville court- 1. house to defend the area from the landfill, and it was denied. 8 xxx x 1787Closing
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