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Student Government The Faculty and students of SCHS have seen very strong leadership with many accomplishments. The Student Council has done many things for our school because of this strong concern and help. This year ' s Student Council was under the leader- ship of John Cosgrove, President; Dennis Rocker, Vice- President; Pat Schroeppel, Secretary; and Pat Kennedy, Treasurer. The method of selecting Student Government members was changed this year, making the group smaller and therefore more effective. The Govern- ment this year was also represented by the student body. Some of the accomplishments of the Student Government: - Instituted the Student- Teacher Forum - Installed a suggestion box for students and faculty - Purchased a cassette tape recorder - Participated in student- exchange programs with other schools - Improved communication with administration - Inaugurated monthly assembly programs - Increased scholarship fund - Decorated school for Christmas - Sponsored representatives to Boys ' State and Girls’ State - Were instrumental in having the National An- them played each morning - Created the very popular Happiness Awards - Purchased portable coat racks for the school - Clarified and u-dated the Student Government constitution; printed and distributed copies to the facul- ty administration, and Student Government members - Participated and supported the an- nual ALSAK March - Obtained a list of available empty rooms for group study Money for the a bove named were obtained by: - Magazine Sale - School T-Shirt sale - Dances - Chicken Dinners
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Chorus I Singing Under the Direction of Mrs. Hanick Who Joined Our Staff at S.C.H.S. This Year.
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Debate 1970 The debate proposition of this year was; Resolve: That the federal government should establish, fi- nance, and administer programs to control air and water pollution in the United States. St. Clair again competed in the Blue Water De- bate League, and achieved a record of fourteen wins, and eight losses, tying with Memphis High School for fourth place. Our Affirmative team was Laurel Wisniewski and Carol Cress, and the Negative team was Renee Zac- harias and Mike Modin. Bob Currier was our Official timekeeper, and Mr. Vic Ruehle, our Judge. Romeo is Ready! Renee was awarded the top speaker trophy for St. Clair High School with 25 speaker points out of a possible 30. We of the Negative cannot, by any stretch of the imagination, accept your proposal.
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