Robron High School - Robron Breakers Yearbook (Campbell River, British Columbia)

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Students? Council TOP: Scott Beaudin, Dave Patten, Jodi McLeod MIDDLE: ,Laird Ruehlen, April Wallace, Drew Williams, Bonnie Maxwell, Jennifer Noakes, Lisa Scales, Lynda Herman, Lisa Coveny, Nancy Russo, Erin O'Leary, Chris Smysnuck, Tania Fair, Neil Aubuchon, Dan Destura :NEELING: Karen Noyce y X. It has been a great honour for me to be the president of Robron's Stu- dent's Council this year. I would like to thank everyone for partici- pating in the activities we have provided, and for making this a very enjoyable year. In this past year we've made progress by changing the timing of Student Council elections, adopting more formalized meeting times and procedures, and providing recognition to top academic students. I hope these kinds of innovations will provide future groups with traditions to build on and ideas to work on. Good luck in the future to this year's grads and here's hoping that re- maining students will have as great a time at Robron as I did. Lynda Herman Students' Council President l983-l984 PrincipaI's Message Congratulations to the first Graduation Class of Lobron Secondary! Your existence here over the past four years has been exciting for sev- eral reasons: You were the oldest grade every year, responsible for set- ting examples and standards for younger grades Our Hfirstn teams were started by players from your ranks with many memorable successes. Each one of you created your own identity while respecting the development of others. Each of your new years here was marked by special experiences. I hope you will have pleasant memories restored to you when you return to this yearbook in future times. Good luck to you all. Kieran O'Neill 2