Weber County High School - Golden Spike Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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tr STUDENT COUNCIL THE STUDENT COUNCIL is the governing group of the student body. They enforce all the rules and interpret the Constitution. All committees are approved by this group- Lynn Taylor presided at all meetings. Advisors were Mr. Reid, Mr. Ward and Mrs. Draayer. The members were Dennis Oliver, Claudia Owen, Beverly Huffman, Sherman Barker, Daryl Galloway, Gail Sanders, Kent Peterson, Jimmy Meldrum, Shara Dene Pilkington, Sheila Saunders, Willimena McKay, Richard Watkins, Joy Rauzi, Betsy Peterson, Steve Toone, Richard Preece, Reuben Rhees, Norman Anderson, Beverly Huffman, Dion Arnold- us, Frank Warner, Kent Slater, Doug Harrop, Carole Nestman, Kit Thompson, Gary Tesch, Lou Ann Agren, Stephen Thompson, Larry Allen, Carmen Talburg, Linda Vaughn, Richard Brown, Johnny Statler, Noel Harbertson, Mike Beus, Clair Harris, John Wheatly, Clinton Robbins, Bonnie Oliver, Dave Parkinson, Roger Valentine, Karen Bickmore, Kay Protzman, Dee Ann Benson, Stacy Goodliffe, Mary Ann Blanch, Lynda Coleman, Rebecca Hancey, Gerald Bawley, Bob Kellcrstraus, Ray Fowers, Kathleen Nelson. I8