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STUDENTBODY OFFICERS This has been an eventful school year. Our activities, academic program, and the general attitude of the entire studentbody, have all combined to make it a success. Pulling it all together have been our studentbody officers. Paul Nance was a truly outstanding president. Through his efforts, more members of the studentbody became involved in school activities. Annette Wheeler was an efficient secretary. Her bright smile and cheerful personality brightened up every meeting. Her words will preserve for all time the ideas and accomp- lishments of the council. Kaye Whiting did a superior job as Vice-President of Assemblies. The quality and number of assemblies improved and her Big Red Devil,” along with other narrations addec interest. The Vice-President of Student Relations, Dee Gardner, had the responsibility of putting together the student hand- book. This compilation of rules, regulations, and studeni directory was of great assistance to both students and faculty One of the most important duties performed by Stuart Clark. Vice-President of Activities, was directing Homecoming Week. His efforts made it an event to remember for both students and alumni.
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STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES Row one, left to right: Mickey Schultz. Gilbert Hansen. Paul Nance. Wes Ruff. Jim Rayburn Row two: Cindy Antonino. Joan Lewellyn. Dick Bringhurst. Lora Lea Brian. Kelly Hansen Row three: Julie Smith. EIRae Snyder. Mary Ann Vane. Joanne Dean. Bob Wheeler. Russell Miller Row four: Pat Bredesen. Janet Money, Scott Leopard. Kim Harris. Dean Sorenson Row five: Gary Miner. Richard Snelson, Doug Rawlinson. Richard Reed. Doug Nielson, Sandy Jenkins The Student Representatives played an important part in student government. They were directly responsible for bringing suggestions or problems from the studentbody to the council meetings. In the meetings the problems would be discussed with other representatives, members of the faculty, or the vice- principal. In some cases policies were changed to better meet the needs of the students. Some of the topics discussed during the year had to do with the 100% attendance policy, victory dances, assemblies, and problems with candy machines. After a council meeting the representatives returned to their classes to report on what they had discussed in the meeting. The Student Representatives were a direct link to the studentbody and their problems. By voicing the opinions and desires of the students, the representatives managed to keep everyone happy while helping to solve problems of the school. 21
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