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Council feels civic pride

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Members staff Bloodmobile, sponsor Homecoming

nder the sponsorship of Mr. Jim Yel nek, so­ Council members. According to Mr. Yelnek, the
U Council in South's history put in a busy and award.
cial studies teacher, the largest Student
students who serve the school the most deserve this
Student Council was open to any student in
rewarding year.
good academic standing, Members earn their way
The Council kicked off this school year
by sponsoring the Homecoming coronation and dance in by attending meetings and participating in various
school and community functions. Mr. Yelnek has
October. The week preceding Homecoming was desig­ respect for his members, although he did wonder,
nated as Spirit week and students were encouraged to "I don't know if they're here for learning leadership
participate by wearing clothes to keep with that day's or for the doughnuts."
theme. President of this year's Student Council is se­
Members also assisted the Red Cross by manning the nior Heather Matol. Other officers are Lori Kilborn,
Bloodmobile held at South. They also stuffed Christmas vice-president; Dan Kleidosty, secretary; Becky
stockings for residents of a South Omaha nursing home. Southard, assistant secretary; Chris Walter, second
Not all of their time was spent working, however. vice-president.
They also enjoyed themselves at swimming and pizza par­
ties or bowling.
In the spring there was a banquet honoring the top

Lori Kilborn and Steve Anderson take a break after an exhausting eve­
ning of decorating for Homecoming.

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