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lass involvement

is officers' goal

To get the classes to
know each other was the
class officers’ goal.
Angie Meisinger, sopho­
more class president, said
to be a class officer stu­
dents had to sign up.
Meisinger said she
wanted to be a class officer
because she wanted the
student body to get to
know each other and she
felt someone needed to
take control for things to
get done.
The class officer’s job is Student Council Seniors Kim
to sponsor events and get Schmillen, Lisa Stageman and
the class involved. Meisin­ Chris Moody help celebrate the
ger wanted to get the 100th anniversary of the school
sophomore class involved district at a chili supper held
by having an indoor soccer before a home football game.
game. Based off the people
who attended the soccer
ame, she said she would
S ave an idea of who would
be willing to help organize
rom when the sophomore
E ecame juniors.
Freshman Laura Stage-
man, class president, said
the reason our school
needs class officers is
Student Council because they speak out
Front Row: Debbie Eischen, Mary Dillon, Duane Hem- and get things done for the
minger sponsor, Julie Gibbins, Leslie Nelson, Kim class.
Schmillen 2nd Row: John Reek, Lisa Stageman, Janice Ni­ Stageman said the goal
chols, Angela Stavropoulos, Laura Stageman, Kristen she tried to set was to get
Watkins, Jennifer Winneke, Carrie Critchfield, Phreda her class to unite.
Woods, Julie Fucinaro Back Row: Mike Hornbacher, Susan
Keetle, Sally MacNeill, Melisa Peters, Jessica Welliver,
Terri Wachtler, Jeff Leifert, Amy Lotspiech, Kent Fleming

Class Officers
Front Row: Laura Stageman, Chris Dahl, Angie Stavropou­
los, Carrie Critchfield, Tom Kidd, Marty Sims, Marcia
Sellinger, Lesie Houlton Back Row: Angie Meisinger,
Tasha Johnson, Carrie Hazuka, Carrie Torczon, Mary Dil­
lon, Jeff Leifert, Mike Herrmann, Leslie Nelson

Student Council ran the Mock Olympics in 1976-1977.

Ramtales, Vol. XX, No. 2, Page 3, October 1, 1976.