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Studcnt Council hears of Mayor Sloan's main campaign promise-hridging the communication gap. Council Dream Becomes Reality Card City?s unique structure once again paved the way for a unique council, This year's council, hailed by Advisor Mr. Bryan Burke as the most productive thus far, made great strides in many fields of endeavor. ln one instance a dream became a reality, as CCAC was horn. For those who had a genuine interest in their school but no governing position, CCAC gave them a chance to rally behind the Student Council. Not only did the l967 Student Council function with efficiency, but bred personality into everyday council duties. This was a year of successful drives, dances, and full-length movies, a new addition to Card City activities. Much well-deserved credit goes to Card City's l966-767 Student Council. sa 55.2 ox er one of he 0 . . Commi sione nance David Sloan Dave Gong Mayor Director of Commission Connie ecler 31.5 Sue MCD: rmott Af tix ities
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Danielle Newby, first princess sw.. 'r ft Z Vickie Hemmah, Junior Darling fs. U , 'QWE- ri Linda Johnson Camelot ueen Attractive Linda Johnson was elected l967 Basketball Homecoming Queen during half time of the Red- lands-Berdoo game. Linda, breathtak- ing in her bright turquoise formal, was chosen from seven senior girls to reign over the basketball festivities. Pretty and vivacious Danielle Newby was chosen first princess, and looked especially lovely in her baby blue empire gown. Other queen can- didates included Judy Groos, Janet Walters, Anna Nevares, Sue Otsen, and Nikki Parish. Chosen Junior Dar- ling was Vickie Hemmah from five other candidatesg Bobby Cohen, Linda Patterson, Linda Oehl, Debbie Stump, and Sherry Williams. Sophomore dar- ling was pert Janise Carter. All mem- bers of the court were introduced at our HCamelot7' homecoming dance. Janise Carter, Sophomore Darlin
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A 2 1 . l , ,,,. t l Susie Quiel Janis Findlay Jeff Cohen Reggie Greene Elections 81 Proj, City Clerk Comm. Academics Pub. Relations , Cathy Mast Danielle Newby Reagan Ondler Don Stratton Pub. Relations Commissioner Pep Comm. Athletics Comm. Domain 15'-', . ' uf rf 'E 'N .'- ' e A Q fs v ,lefl Zelman Linda Johnson Mike Tappan Nikki Parish CCC President Assemblies BoV's Forum Pres. Girlls League X:-.f-sf Mark Ostoich Rick Bennett Ianise Carter Roger Smith Sr. Class Pres. lr. Class Pres. Soph. Secretary Tyro Wleekly Rep.
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