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STUCO makes the difference ust what does it take to ttpull off a Powder Puff Dance and Homecoming, which were both proven successful? What does it take to sponsor fund-raising events and plan activities that would promote Irish Pride? By George, it's a Student Council! Not just any ordinary student council, but SCHS's Student Council! Organizing activities were not the only things which helped to make the difference. The respon- sibility of gathering ideas from students, discussing them at meetings, and making plans played a vital role in STUCO's success. STUCO incuded two representatives and the presidents from each class along with the STUCO officers. These officers assembled at meetings which were held every Friday, but had to be changed to whatever day they could meet at lunch. By linking the students and the faculty together, STUCO proved to be a strong voice for the SCHS students in making the difference. 1i STUCO officers, from top: Scott Rice, Tim Charles, Ann Scholz, Jim Kutz, Charlie Meek, John Oriesemer, Sam Coring, Jeff Bauer, Tina McClain, Jennifer Stewart, Michelle Rice, and Laura Marsh. 2i Seniors Bryan Haik and Scott Perkins look like they are ready for the senioritas on Bobbsey Mn Day. .3 As adviser Mr. Saunders speaks, Sam Coring listens attentively. 4i Seniors Ann Scholz, Tim Charles, and John Oriesemer share ideas over lunch. PAGE 15 1i STUCO officers Ann Scholz tPresidenti, Tim Charles tVice-Presidenti, John Oriesemer tTreasureri, and Sam Coring tSecretaryi. 2i STUCO discovers every Wednesday how profitable selling doughnuts can become. 33 During Spirit Week Tracey and Monica Lawrence join in by dressing alike. 4i STUCO meets to discuss the planning of the next school activity. 5i At a STUCO meeting Ann Scholz and Tim Charles inform everyone of coming events. 6 Seniors Laura Marsh and Tina McClain, STUCO representatives enjoy a joke during lunch. 7i With a look of determination, Charlie Meek and Kevin Tillman try to figure out a problem at one of the STUCO meetings.
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