Weimar High School - Claw Yearbook (Weimar, TX)

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ice Personne Edith Rerich P 9, Esther Hilscher Adela Koehn Ben Ripper Henry Mazoch Q Y, Tony Guerrero Delores Dreitner Lucille Adams Luisa Guerrero RL Pete Garcia if ss XS L..r, A S, Q i 4' N: N I N V 'L L ' A 325354. QV . X K ' 3'- I , N 1 R L . . A ,x 1 G Lee Beken A., ' :L 2-5 ,, ..L,' Q .K 52, . I A-jk 2 2 f r'.- , Q ' ' , M K . ig I ' -- ! .ek L t N, , , R . k K EZ, 'Ai iizil M ,.. , in ' E A ' L G G L 4 irl L g L 11 ,, - xi:- . - 3 . - f rg: i

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chool Board President Catherine Gunn Vice-President Charles Trefny Secretary Jack Sanders Members Dr. Robert Youens Leon Hattermann James Heger Laurene Hayward T Charles, Jack, Leon, James, Robert, Laurene and I serving as your Board of Education, have spent this year watching the new facilities for Weimar High School reach completion. This has been an exciting and sometimes trying, job. The old building has served us well, but the new facilities are needed for the faculty and staff to give our students the very best oppor- tunities to learn and prepare themselves for living in our modern world. Now that the new facilities are nearing completion, it is time for us to turn our attention to updating our policies to permit curriculum updating which has been mandated by the Texas Education Agency. We hope to have a part in upgrading our school so that it will be a Number 1 learning institution. 8

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J. Kroll G. Garcia T. Miller Mrs. Jurecka Sponsor S. Oertli J. Vacek T. Garcia Ft. Miller S. Houston S. Kainer S. Ftaabe L. Janecka President T. Garcia Vice-President S. Raabe Secretary L. Janecka Treasurer J. Vacek Reporter R. Miller Missing J. Meyer The WHS Student Council is a unique organization on campus because it is representative of the total student body. lt is an organization composed ot members who have been elected by their fellow classmates to represent them in council meetings and in meetings with the administration. Throughout the year the Student Council takes part in community activities and projects. The School year 1983-84 will be remembered for its renewed efforts in Drug and Alcohol education. The Student Council along with local community organizations waged war against Alcohol and Drug Abuse. The council sponsored an Alcohol and Drug Abuse Poster Contest for the fifth graders of Weimar Elementary and St. Michaels. The Council sponsored an assembly for High School students on Alcohol and Drugs. A door to door campaign raised money to pur- chase pamphlets to distribute at our town's an- nual celebration, The Gedenke. Posters were placed in the hallways to encourage awareness of Alcohol and Drug Problems.