Shawnee Mission Northwest High School - Lair Yearbook (Shawnee Mission, KS)

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Part of the Student Union's energies were focused on raising money for several school and com- munity projects. A drive for the United Way and two Christmas charities-Christmas Shop and Lan- sing Prison fund-netted S2000. By bringing in food for the charities, students received discounts on November school movie tickets. The funds from the movie provided S900 for AFS that ensured NW's membership in the international stu- dent exchange program. Good student involvement helped create a successful open forum sponsored by student union and NW administration. The forum allowed discussion of any student concern and whether any of them were changeable. Dances and student ex- changes with other schools helped to involve more people. 1. Chris Ehly and Dr. Frank Mermoud listen as Dr. Calvin Cormack responds to an issue brought up by students at the open forum. 2. As a guide during the Northwest-Turner stu- dent exchange, Karen Sanders talks with a Turner student about the yearbook. 3. Interested students take time out during lunch to attend the open forum. 4. Student Union of- ficers: Kneeling - Kevin Mebust, treasurer. Standing - Robin Starace, secretary: Chris Ehly, presidentg Cindy Amundson, vice- president. 5. Senior Alyson Zickefoose runs with the football in the Powder Puff football game. 6. Chris Ehly is Student Union presi- dent. 18 Student Union ...ni lillillllll -anwfr L. 35' Wim. i.L'f',,,,.,,,,K I ,Www