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-3 1. Couples dance at an after-game hop spon- sored by the Student Association. 2. The hardworking Student Association offices were ffront rowj Chris Hay, presidentg Lori Stineman, community involvementg fback rowj Lori Scuitte, secretaryg Troy Hinde, senior class presidentg Tina Miller, treasurer and Laura Jackson, activities chairman fnot picturedj. 3. Lori Scuitte discusses amend- ments to the school constitution at a month- ly meeting. 4. The Dr. Donald Goering fam- ily made AFS student, Aysegul Ozyaman, welcome in their home. 5. Ms. Carol Bran- dert, club sponsor, helps Chris Hay organize a discussion. 6. Representatives of the Stu- dent Association were ffront rowj Shelly Schorling, Lisa Flick, Gina Kriegh, Myong Hui Short, fsecond rowj Steve Lull, Robert Weaver, Joel Bradshaw, Kevin Bernhardtg Qthird rowj Pam Davis, Karen Sherraden, Tina Mlller, Lort Scuitte, Mary Diedrich, Lori Stinemang ffourth rowj Ginny Roth, Kevin Reichmuth, Tammy Kriegh, John Chlebak, Donna Moulton, Steven Georgeg fback rowj Tammy Tahe, Michelle Day, Janelle Fink, Brenda Weis, Kim Nolt, Jeff Tibbets, Jim Larson. 7. Turkish exchange student, Aysegul Ozyaman, displays her musical talent at the piano for her admiring friends.
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Student Association leads, governs From the nominees elected in the primary, the student body selected the officers of the Student Associ- ation Qspring, 19775. Together with the first hour homeroom represen- tatives chosen in the fall, they as- sumed the responsibility of guiding their peers. The Student Association planned various dances such as the Home- coming Dance and several sock hops. They helped sponsor the American Field Service program with a sizable donation. They also conducted all class elections. Functioning as the student gov- ernment, the Student Association met regularly each month. They ad- dressed issues affecting students and made recommendations con- cerning them. They initiated action to clean up the student smoking lounge. They also reviewedpetitions submitted by students against indis- creet displays of affection in the halls.
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