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Leadership of The Student Body Out of all the students attending Wapahani High School, there are 17 selected each year to make up the Wapahani Student Council. These 17 students include four members from each class and the Student Body President. This years Student Body President is Lynn Bamard. Vice-president is, Brent Ericksong Secretary and Treasurer is Julie Spence. These 17 students link together to act as the voice of the Wapahani students. The Student Council is in charge of homecoming, convocations, and other activities. Below: Scott Snider seems to be doing some serious thinking. Back row left to right: S. Snider, C. Buchanan, B. Erickson, L. Barnard. D. Woods, B. Belnap M Eley Front row left to right: K. McMillion, A. Buchanan, J. Toole, K. Fisher. S. Thornburg, J. Saunders M Connors, J. Spence. ' I Ili JS -il asa? 1' .9 44:31 . , f .fi Above: Shari Thornburg goes over Student Council notes, Left: Brent Erickson speaks to some of his fellow students.
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Officers of Classic Positions Elected positions are needed to keep class functions running smoothly. Each class has a president, a vice-president and a secretary-treasurer. Functions of class officers range from planning' graduationlfor seniorst organizing magazine sales for juniorsg planning the selling of class rings for sophomoresg while the freshman officers are attempting to publish their own newspaper. Activities like these keep the class officers busy. Right: Scott and Chris seem to be having lun between class. Below: Mrs. Rees' chemistry class seems to interest Debbie a great deal. 32 8 , www L Nxt ri sw Above: Senior class oflieersi Dayna Barrett, Ann Buehanan.Debbie Stanley. Rhonda Brewer. Above: Sophomore class ot'lieers:Melinda Connors, Lesa Rentchler, Dori Wadell, '45n,,,N wi in 'Dfw ' . v it gmab- iwp ewes im, Above: .lunior class oflicers: Phil Hughes. Scott Snider, Kent VanDeusen. 1-46' Above: Freshman class ofiicerszliayna O'Dell. Joyce 'llmlcv Mike lluglicg, Kevin Buchanan.
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Looking to the future As another school year rolls around, the DECA Club is as active as usual. Their first club activity was a car wash which raised funds for the club. It also gave the kids a chance to meet new people and have fun doing it. They had the an- nual DECA drag race which helped liven the school. To Mr. .lordan it seems to get bet- ter every year. The Junior-Senior DECA clubs combined have 57 members. Leftg Senior DECA members of l976'77, Belowg The DECA drag race is full of tough competitors as these winners show. snags! ,M., 03,3 ann'
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