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' 7,., i DER ST UDE T COU CIL LEADERSHIP Ettective communication be- tween the elected representatives and the student body has been the main goal ot The Student Council the past year. its many lproiects have included the Stu- dent Council Assembly, Club ot Clubs, l.D. Cards, Homecoming, and many school improvements. Under the direction ot Mr. Charles Fleming, the student government has once again helped make Western the best. l AN A . - . . .5 Terri Barbone, Secretory C 5 J Em f I , are L f ' mem. . -ze: ' 5135. ,-Wi 5? f , , ' C , 4 , , ., ' ,. 4 we ft 5 Donna Steckler, Historian Shorlene Rose, File Clerk Anne Johnston Treasurer
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WESTERN STUDENTS STRIDE FORWARD STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT MIKE DEVERE Michelle Bunker, Girls Vice Presiclenf Joe Lendini, Boys Vice President
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I BOY'S AND GIRUS STATE Mike McCune was selected as one of the two delegates to represent Nevada at Boy's Nation in Washington, D.C. While in the capital city the delegates were given a tour of the White House, attended sessions of the House and Senate, and met with State and Federal officials. Mike considered it ci great honor to represent, Western High School at Boy's Nation, lO4 Potential political and social workers ot the future met this past summer at Boy's State in Stewart and Girl's State at the University ot Nevada in Reno to exchange ideas and broaden their knowledge ot our form of government at state and local levels. The stuclentsl held elections for various' ottices and put into opera-l tion what they had learned: i Highlighting the week's ac tivities was a trip to Carson: C-ity, where the participants conducted their own sessions ot the State Legislature and adopted their own resolu- tions. Those attending Boy's State, fromll left to right, Mark 'Whitmore, lf. G. Stevens, Carl Woiciehowski, Jamesl Mathis. Second row, Adam McCoy, Mike McCune, Dennis Tupper, Jim Low- man, Not pictured are Greg Mlynar- czyk and George Schmidt. 1 ty, , Delegates to Girl's State were Marcia Aucr, Michelle Bunker, Ann Chabot, and Judy L
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