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Freshmen raffle big chocolate bar This year was a pretty good one for the freshman class. Many of the freshman participated in the many dress-up days such as, Halloween Day, and School Colors Day during Homecoming week. And much en- thusiasm was put in at the rallies. Some of the things sponsored or participated in by the freshman wereg a dance with the Garcia Brothers, a Valentine's Week, and a terrific float also for Homecoming. So, For the freshman class, it was a pretty good year. This Page Upper Lefty Rita Damore CLeftJ and Gina Hamilton pose on Halloween Day. Upper Right: Freshmen participate in rally. Below: Freshmen win V.W.race around track. Opposite Page Upper Lefty Fresh- man class president: Cristi Cristichg Upper Right vice-president: Loi ta Wally Lower Left secretary: Cindy Laubeg Lower Left treasurer: Susan Paculli.
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I had only been in student government for one year when I became student body vice-president and it was a super honor for me to be elected. l wanted to focus on two main areas this year: communication and student activities. Jon and l often tried to spice up the announce- ments in the morning with the adventures of Captain Galaxy the morning calesthenics announcing what that days lunch would be and other weird things, but it was all to get your attention. We also expanded the stu- dent council by adding one member for every third period class to get more feedback from students. As far as activities are concerned, I tried to have some- thing going on for every open Friday night on the calen- dar, as well as some Saturday nights. We tried some new activities this year like parent-teacher sock hops, fun nights, a hypnotist show and dance concerts, and they all went over pretty well. More people seemed to par- ticipate because of the different things we tried, but it was activities director Mrs. Karen Perry, with all her sup- port and encouragement, that really gave school spirit the shot in the arm that it needed. -Ann Skidmore Right, Student representative to the board, Parie Jensen. Bottom Left, Jim Haver-ASB Treasurer. Right, Cindy Mongomery-ASB Secretary.
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