Ursuline Academy - Traces Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Student eouncil The 1976-1977 Student Council had an interesting year. Since the Constitution was completed, the group could finally move on to different matters concerning the student body. Their workshop, held in Castroville, was devoted to solving school problems and promoting school spirit. It was this weekend that the Awareness Days idea was born. Among other ideas were the Mock election, Spirit Week, promoting school spirit and ways to clean the cafeteria. The group was successful on many of their ideas and the year seemed to be a profitable one. Experience, however, was the gr0up's greatest teacher, and the more we experience, the more we can correct our mistakes. We had spirit, yes we did. Members of the 1977 Student Council: President Leslie Luttrell, Vice-Pres. laura Guerra, Sec.-Treas. Lydia Gonzalez, Program Manager Nanette Freyre, Nancy Runzler, Petie Neumann, Kathy 0'Connell, Linda Karam, Karen Grothues, ,loan Zatopek, Marisa Tamez, Diane Arriaga, Veronica Valdespino, Carol Neumann, Bridget Lowery, Virginia Lopez, Patty Zamarrippa, Janet Lindeman, Tracy Staudt, Marlene Mendicino, Susan Meskill, Jessica Gonzalaz, Linda Stewart, Marsha Kozielski, Shari Riojas, Celeste Guerra, Kim Van Delden, Karen Laake, Kate Weber, Sharon Queesenberry, Valerie Menard. If she doesn't like our food, she can just leave. Linda and ,loan perform for the faculty at the Teacher Appreciation din- ner. 162

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cnational 51-eonor ocic-:ty The Ursuline Chapter of the National Honor Society, has taken on new dimensions to their usual activities. This year, the NHS had added a special tutoring program for students seeking help and had also started attaining college material for all students. The Chapter also held its first workshop, where these ideas were developed and talked about. This year's chapter was headed by: Petie Neumann-President Nancy Runzler-Vice President Carol Neumann-Treasurer Bridget Lowry-Secretary Sister Elizabeth served as the moderator while Mrs. Cutaia aided with the tutoring program. Students are admitted to the chapter depending on their grades and recommendation of various faculty members. Marisa Tamez and Lucille Masters walk with their candles at the NHS In duction ceremony. is s in Bridget Lowry shows the knowledge it lakes to become an NHS member: the ,loan Zatopek eyes the cake, but sticks to the teal skill to tie one's shoes. 164 'fb-.