Students' Council (Lakeview High School)
Students' Council was a student council at Lakeview High School.[1]
1962, Lion's Roar
An abbreviation for the Students' Council. The student administrative council responsible for school events like the Mardi-Gras Ball.[1]
The Student Council presented corsages and boutonnieres to the teachers during the Christmas festivities.[2]
The student governing body that manages funds for groups like the Red Cross and acts as a liaison between staff and students.[1]
The Lion's Roar names 13 people for this group: Jack Edwards; Susan Valley; Adam Morton; Alice Chaykowski; Maria Shavinski; Irene Harasymew; Linda MacKie; Liz Stevens; Barry Duke; Tony Schaeffer; Laurie Tulloch; Edward Sas; Marie Hughes.
Officers and advisers named: Jack Edwards (Pres.); Maria Shavinski (Secretary); Jack Edwards (President); Alice Chaykowski (Member); Adam Morton (form Rep.); Irene Harasymew (Rep.); Jack Edwards (president); Liz Stevens (vice-president); Maria Shavinski (secretary); Linda MacKie (treasurer); Barry Duke (President); Mr. Rapley (teacher-advisor); Mr. Manns (teacher-advisor); Tony Schaeffer (Form Rep.); Linda MacKie (Treasurer); Liz Stevens (Vice-Pres.); Robert Anderson (Representative); Anneli Kauhanen (rep.); Joan Russell (Representative).
1963, Lion's Roar
The a student governing body of the school.[3]
The Students' Administrative Council manages school activities, fundraises for uniforms and the yearbook, and organizes events like the Mardi Gras festivities.[3]
This organization provided several awards for academic excellence in specific grades and courses. This organization provided several awards for academic excellence in various grades and courses.[4]
The organization that sponsored the annual Lakeview Mardi Gras events.[5]
The council funded a portion of the cost for new cheerleading sweaters. The council received congratulations from a local motor company.[6]
The Lion's Roar names 40 people for this group: John Bergamo; Richard Kowalczyk; King Hague; David Hardy; David Rothschild; Tom Morton; Peter Litwintschik; Daniel Floyd; Dianne Okinonen; Marg Lampshire; Hedda Trognitz; Shirley Polowski; Lynn Berrington; Joan Russell; Lillian Binette; Bev Pollock; Joan Tennant; Sharon Heywood; Donna Zawadzka; Judy Woodward; Kristine Furlotte; Donna McCracken; Shirley Golden; Betty English; Norma Rogers; Sharon McDonald; Elaine Greaves; Ethel Fero; Claus Braovac; Bordan Krupay; Jean Jordan; Lionel Haigh; Olavi Jarvela; Ken Fikis; June Norby; Jeff Tulloch; Murray Uhryniuk; Bob Anderson; Marg Lampshire; Claus Braovac.
Officers and advisers named: Lionel Haigh (President); Ken Fikis (Vice-President); Olavi Jarvela (Treasurer); Jean Jordan (Secretary); Olavi Jarvela (treasurer); Olavi Jarvela (class representative); Jean Jordan (Secretary); Kristine Furlotte (form rep.); Elaine Greaves (form representative); David Rothschild (representative); Murray Uhryniuk (Rep.); Judy Woodward (form rep.); Daniel Floyd (representative); Hubert Guse (member); Claus Braovac (representative); Ken Fikis (Vice-Pres.); Norma Rogers (Representative); Claus Braovac (representative); Donna Zawadzka (representative); Beverley Pollock (rep); Shirley Polowski (form Rep).
- S.A.C.: The student council began its year with a competitive election for executive positions. The council organizes school events ranging from sock hops to the annual Mardi Gras and provides financial support for various school clubs and teams.[6]
1964, Lion's Roar
The principal congratulates this group on publishing another edition of the yearbook. The student body's administrative group is pictured together in three rows.[7]
This year the council was composed of volunteers rather than nominees from each form. The council organized a tobogganing event and started a weekly tradition of after-school dances.[8]
The Lion's Roar names 47 people for this group: Danny Brown; Dennis Martell; Herbert Guse; George Pearson; Don Peterson; David Warnica; Phil Gougeon; Bob Jordan; Richard Niczyporuk; Allan Kirby; Web Brown; Jim Perrier; Simon Campling; Greg Dahl; Bev Hutton; Donna Zawadska; John Laskin; Janet Rockwell; Joyce Young; Barbara Ball; Marianne Baer; Marie Hughes; Julie Litwintschik; Louise Mozel; Betty English; Pat McDevitt; Shirley Merkoske; Glenna Currie; Barbara Lysak; Joan Russell; Maria Radkowsky; Betty Ann Zywina; Irene Slomka; Pat Woloch; Lynn Adams; Charlie Hague; Dianne Oikenen; Olavi Jarvela; Bev Pollock; Karin Nielsen; Dianne Oikoinen; Ian Turner; Beverley Hutton; Lennard Katainen; Susan Kleemala; Nancy Phillips; Joan Tennant.
Officers and advisers named: Dianne Oikenen (Vice-President); Lynn Adams (Secretary); Olavi Jarvela (Treasurer); Dianne Oikenen (vice-president); David Warnica (rep.); Dianne Oikoinen (vice-president); King Hague (President); Mr. Black (Advisor); Charles Hague (President); Lionel Haigh (past Pres.); Louise Mozel (rep.).
1965, Lion's Roar
The council worked to maintain high standards and encourage student participation in school activities. This group sponsored the Cupid Classic dance.[9]
The Lion's Roar names 45 people for this group: Louise Mozel; Charles Welby; Henry Michon; Julie Litwintschik; Richard Niczyporuk; Brian Berrington; Tony Andreacchi; Al Nalezyty; Hal Brindley; Keith Heckley; Gary Millyniemi; Ethel Fero; Lynda Pretty; Debby Jenson; Bev Pollock; Marilyn Kaiwan; George Trognitz; Greg Dahl; Frank Gelling; David Melnyk; Bob Gougeon; Gloria Balon; Shirley Morrow; John Rohr; Bob Smith; Philip Gougeon; Sharon Zubec; Mary Cernigoj; Barbara Edwards; Margaret Tulloch; Rich Hinton; Susan Arnone; Barbara Maunu; Henry Robitaille; Pat Pingree; Maria Rakovszky; Lil Binette; Judy Warwick; Donna Goodman; Diane Axent; Gary Fraser; Barry Gabrielson; Noel Belesle; Lenard Chaykowski; Len Chaycowski.
Officers and advisers named: Louise Mozel (secretary); Donna Goodman (Rep.); Richard Niczyporuk (President); Julie Litwintschik (Vice-President); Louise Mozel (Secretary); Brian Berrington (Treasurer); Nancy Phillips (assistant representative); Richard Niczyporuk (Pres.); Barbara Edwards (Representative).
1966, Lion's Roar
The student council initiated and continues to support the adoption project for a child in India.[10]
The council provides advice and criticism to the president and represents each class in the school. School organization presenting staff-student and honour awards.[10]
The Lion's Roar names 47 people for this group: John Laskin; Donna McDaid; Brian Holm; Larry Perepaluk; Tom Stubbings; Nancy Morin; Darlene Tinsley; Pirkko Aivio; Ethel Fero; Susan Arnone; Wanda Manowski; Mary Pawlikiewicz; Judy Axelson; Judy Asquith; Donna Forneri; Judy Richard; Cathy Phillips; Joyce Young; Mark Slotiuk; Alex Savas; Donna Grudzien; Debbie Jenson; Rose Pientok; Karen Thompson; Barbara Gillis; Dorothy Ahlgren; Norma Duke; Peter Litwintschik; Leonard Dzierniejko; Larry Gillespic; Danny Haine; Donald Jorgenson; Marcel Huyguvoort; Bob Haines; Gary Robitaille; Linda Sommerton; Debbie Nickerson; Judy Warwick; Don McLeod; James Custodian; George Trognitz; Don Lowcock; Bob Forslund; Tom Brown; Bud Fikis; Rod Somppi; George Allison.
Officers and advisers named: John Laskin (Pres.); Ethel Fero (Vice-pres.); Pirkko Aivio (secretary); Don Lowcock (rep); Judy Warwick (rep); Michael Fikis (representative); Brian Holm (rep); Larry Perepaluk (representative); Ethel Fero (Vice-President); Pirkko Aivio (Secretary); Doug Pauluk (Treasurer); John Laskin (President); K. Blazino (Advisor); C. Bell (Advisor).
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1962), p. 8. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1962), p. 113. Internet Archive.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 6. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 24. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 72. Internet Archive.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 9. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1964), p. 5. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1964), p. 6. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1965), p. 7. Internet Archive.
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1966), p. 8. Internet Archive.