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Clubs and Organizations 53
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An important part of life on the campus of Woodland was being involved in clubs and organiza¬ tions. Each student in the high school could easily find a club to fit his or her interest. Clubs were more active in 1981-1982 than ever before. Monthly meetings provided time for special speak¬ ers, field trips, or just for discuss¬ ing business. In addition to clubs, other orga¬ nizations rewarded students for our academic accomplishments and gave us opportunities to take part in community and school ac¬ tivities. Among the organizations are: Honor Societies, Junior Clas¬ sical League, Distinguished Stu¬ dents, and Who’s Who. A sound Student Government was set up and projects to aid students, facul¬ ty, and staff were begun. Bible Quiz and Chorus groups labored all year to prepare themselves for state competition in the Fine Arts Festival. Sign Language students enjoyed learning to communicate with the deaf. Through clubs and organiza¬ tions, students learned to work with one another. We learned a sense of responsibility as we helped to better our campus and lift our spirits. Participation re¬ quired hard work at times, but the fun of it all was doing it together. Doing It Together 52 Clubs and Organizations
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Beginning with last year’s elec¬ tion this year’s Student Govern¬ ment has been the strongest ever. The Student Government is made up of the Executive Council, the Coordinating Council, and Con¬ gress. This year the Student Govern¬ ment sponsored Teacher Appre¬ ciation Week and held chapel ser¬ vices for the the high school. The Student Government plays a key role in our school, since they re¬ present the entire student body in making decisions to benefit the school. All club and student activity presidents make up the Student Government Coordi¬ nating Council. The Student Government Congress con¬ sists of the representatives from each homeroom class. Student Government officers, Left to Right: Sharon Gray—Vice President, Tim Schuyler—President, Wendy Markins— Reporter, Kaye Holland—Treasurer, Kim Biggs—Secretary. 54 Student Government
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