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...aid 5315- -ENE Bringing up important points, Stickney, vice president, to the SCOT homeroom. SCOT met in the activity every Wednesday. op: SCOT: Front Row: I ill Sepeczi, onica McAdams, Sonia Turk, La- nia Washington, Deidree Hall, Kim roome, Diane O'Donnellg Row 2: ori Wroblewski fsec.l, Brian Marsi- cano fpres.l, lordan Stickney Cv. pres.J, Mike Walker Ctreasjy Row 3: Don Gardiner, Ed Abrams, Todd Walkerg Back Row: Mr. Richard Keller, spon- sor, Tami Bowen, Christal lames, By- ron Robertson, Todd Nicholson, Steve Straka, Ralph Capriglione, Angela Carlomango, Cheryl Wilson, Loree Balice, Ryan Baker, Not Pictured: Twiana Williams ln l96O the Student Council of Thornridge was the first or- ganization formed and since that time, it has worked to en- hance school life. Every Wednesday SCOT of- ficers met with Mr. Salvatore Salato, principal, to discuss problems in the school. One issue SCOT was deeply con- cerned with was the smoking problem. Through the Ameri- can Cancer Society SCOT ob- tained anti-smoking posters and hung them up in the halls for their campaign. There were also guards posted to make sure there was no smok- ing in the bathrooms. Another project SCOT worked on was the purchase of a school flag with a new em- Council con 15111 ues service blem. There were two flags purchased, one for the gymna- sium which Mr. Salato bought, and one for the flagpole, which SCOT purchased. SCOT also co-sponsored with Highlanders a breakfast for teachers in lanuary. Be- cause there was a gym jam the night before, we had to set up for the breakfast late at night when it was over. But the teachers seemed to enjoy themselves and appreciate the work we went to, commented Lori Wroblewski, SCOT secre- tary. Working on issues and dis- cussing problems, SCOT worked to improve conditions throughout the school for 25 years. SCOT 71
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Right: Mr. Richard Keller, SCOT sponsor, helps Deidree Hall find a sos lution to a pressing problem. Above: In addition to sewing food, Brian Marsicano, SCOT president, made a speech at the breakfast held for teachers in lanuary. Right: Following SCOT tradition, Thanksgiving baskets were collected through donations from students. Ed Abrams, Don Gardiner, and Ralph Capriglione organized the baskets lor distribution. 70 SCOT ,g W 'a C M4 M f Www
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Right: Wendy DeVries and Carla Enqelsbel sort many tickets for the Valentines dance. Above: Lincla Enqelsbel and Carla Enqelsbel help add holiday spirit to the courtyard during the Christmas season. Right: Lisa Dewey and Carla Enqelsbel create the Land ot Oz after school in the cafeteria, 72 Highlanders
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