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Student Government
The prime responsibility of this
year's Student Council was to
represent Mead at the Husker
Five Student Council meetings.
Five members of the S.tudent
Council attended the meetings
to promote a closer relation-
ship between the schools.
Another duty of the student
government was to submit to
the faculty, changes in the
handbook, they thought would
better the school life of the
student body. A first respon-
sibility of the organization
was the planning of Home-
BACK LEFT: Phil Johnson, Jim Eckley, Beverly Carlson, Sponsor, Mr. Lamb; coming.
Mary Lou Radenslaben, Donna Sanders. SEA TED: Left, Vice President, Jim
Goodding; President, Margaret Evans; Secretary-Treasurer, Marcia Zica-
foose.

Student Council

"Put a 'friend' in jail for only one dime or two "Fifty cents a picture", says Mr. Bob Haag; but who
tickets," was Deputy Mr. Phil Miller's motto at the got photographed with Donna Hanson and Eileen
first annual Fun Nite. Fick? The photographer himself.

Mead hosts a - - -

Fun Night

February 19, 1966 was the first night Mead saw such
swinging activity when raising money for a school
project!
The gymnasium was full of counters, games, a jail,
photographer stand, food and the like to raise money
for new gym curtains.

The event was one of the biggest successes Mead
had seen and the Jrs. had new curtains in time for
their play!
Seniors Jim and Jeanette pose!