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A collaboration

hanks to Steve Hynes said, “Ralston does this to
Beideck, 1980’s back the bill plus to have an input
RHS Student into the functions of school.”
i lative bill was sentative to each monthly school
Council
Pre­
Hynes explained that the
sident, a legis­ Student Council sends a repre­
passed which board meeting and afterwards the
representative
stated that each school board in reports back to the
Nebraska was to have a position The council has
Student Council.
for a student council representa­
a rotation which includes three
tive at school board meetings. being one, that
people, Hynes
alternates meetings every month.
Senior Class Officer Jerilyn
If the representative cannot
Doug Glbblns, student council president, attend, an officer is chosen to
meets early in the mornings during the attend. “The representative is
year with council members to discuss
planned activities and accomplishments basically there to answer any
for the student body. questions that the board may have
Business Ed regarding the high school,” ex­
plained Hynes.

Barada, M ike - (Con- Fantaski, M ike ■ Krause, Loraine ■ McGrath, fam es ■
sinner Skills, Typing, Asst. (Typing teacher, Asst. Ba­ (Business, Resource (Business teacher, Head
Football, Asst. Athletic seball, Asst. Football) "In Aide)"I help students do Wrestling coach. Ski club
Coordinator) “Learning the computer age world of daily assignments and sponsor)
the hard way — Making a today, I hope that each study for tests. I also help
costly mistake and learning from the experience. student that passes through RHS will find the time teachers by making copies of tests, typing and
Usually very effective. Consumer Skills - An to learn the typewriting keyboard so that he/she other tasks as they come up.
alternative to "learning the hard way.” may stay one step ahead of his/her future."

Roeschke, Joyce -
(Business teacher, Head ness teac^er- Department
Freshman Girls Basketball chairman. Assistant Senior
coach) "A typical school H K U H H H Class sponsor) "Field trip:
day in the life of Miss Douglas County Courth­
Rusk includes: teaching shorthand — where ouse - juvenile, criminal, civil; guest speakers:
students make sense out of chicken scratches Nebraska State Patrol, vice squad, lawyers,
teaching typing — where students are wished Ralston police, FBI, state broker; VHS (video):
‘many happy returns’ every day of the year; "Scared Straight”, "The Law" ...”
teaching office occupations.”
Computer Science

Ahl, Ken - (Computer Jurgens, Garry - Moore, Linda - (Math Powers, Barbara ■
Advocate) "Supplying (Math teacher, Dept, teacher, Assistant Junior (Computer IMC Aide]
new meaning to the old chairman, Head boys Ten­ Class sponsor)
adage ‘An apple a day nis coach)
keeps ...’”

Sophomore Gayle Pankratz works away
at the computer printing out one of the
Stanton, John ■ many stories written for the yearbook,
'• (Beginning and Advanced one of the many classes requiring a
Computer Programming)
H “Programming — a class computer.
where you learn to tell the
computer what to do, rather than having it tell you
what to do."