University High School - Tutor Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Stud nt Coun il Registering at Student Council Conference held at Northeast are: I. Umberger, I. Brettmann, R. Chase, B. Lisby, D. Fenner, and K. Tempero. Sponsoring assemblies, hour dances after home basketball games, special days such as Casual Day, working with P.T.S.A. , selling Decals, making and selling student Directories, purchasing and selling pencils, and sponsoring an all school picnic in the Spring are the many things that Student Council did for the school. This year's officers were President Ken Tempero, First Semester Vice-Pres- ident Barbara Lisby, Second Semester x xg v Q v-ru MIX!! L ni uc rs ICF YO H5015 W IIIMIUU -.1t:r..fum:euuwmuuu Vice-President Iim Parker, Secretary Sandi Heffelfinger, and Treasurer Dave Fenner. Representing the various home rooms as pictured are: Seated: C. Ross, I. Brettmann, D. Peterson, K. Benecke, R. Chase. Standing: Dr. Hesper, Sponsor I. Umberger, D. Leuhr, Treasurer D. Fenner, Secretary S. Heffelfinger, Vice- President I. Parker, and President K. Tempero.

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