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VBHS students agree with weather changes During their lunch break on one warm Tuesday afternoon many students found studying, rushing to class, goofing off, and merely gazing at the surrounding people the thing to do. Van Buren students attended school through three of their five days during spring break, due to an unexpected snowfall in January and February. Enjoyment 19
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ag KMA nfff' '-2'2q.-1 t . .4 L , 1 uw gift, Van Buren High School students enjoyed the nine-day vacation they received, compliments of lVlr. Weather during January and February. The students got out first for snow at 1:00 on a Wednesday afternoon and for several days stayed home and drank hot chocolate, played cards and built snovvmen. The students were required to make up eight of the nine days as they were allotted one snow day for 1977-78. Some of the make up days were scheduled on Saturdays and some of them during the pre-scheduled spring break. Enjoyment 18
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Council plans 1978 cl successful year The Van Buren High School Student Council has 24 active members. lVlr. Walter Rockwell and lVlrs. Linda Gant sponsor the Council and all its activities. The 1977-78 Student Council went to Boston, Massachusetts for the annual national convention. Under the direction of president lVIike Brooks, the Council purchased a school van. The van is to be used for athletic trips and school business trips. The total cost of the van was 7,678 dollars. The Student Council also sponsored football and basketball home- coming, and worked on revising the school constitution. To help meet the cost of their sponsored activities, the Council operated the concession area. Since 1974, the Van Buren High School Student Council has been elected state president, vice-president, and three times elected, secretary-host. llVIore than any other school in this state.l 1977-78 Student Council officers in- clude: lVlike Brooks, president: Tommy Strickland, vice-president, Jennifer Organ, secretary, and Karen Fritts, treasurer. Together the council officers and its members strive to improve student-teacher relationships, promote general welfare for the School, and improve the school morale. Senior lVlnke Brooks reads the official announcements as one of his presidential duties as li, ' F v - S T ,f Ss f N 1 4 . x Senior Council member Wade Lollis takes a break from his daily duties at school and to the Student Council to relax and get into some of his favorite music Enjoyment 20
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