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Dedication ••••••••••••••• 2 Administration ••••••••••• 3 Faculty

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Seniors ••••••••••••••••• 13

Juniors .•..•.••••••••••• 21

Freshmen •••••••••••••••• 29 Activities

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Organizations ••••••••• 37 Special Class Pages ••••• 46·

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The Governing Council is the executive hodv

of the Beth-El Student Association. Memhers

include officers of the Student Association,

class presidents, class representatives, CSNA

representative, the faculty advisor, and the

chairmen of all committees in the Association.

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The Governing Council is rrimarily resnonsil>le

for: administration of the Student Association,

approval of all fund raising activities,

fomu-lation of a calendar of monthly events, and

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The Governing Council has enjoyed a ~rorluctive

and satisfying year because of the \1onrlerful

cooperation a~ong its members. The Council

initiated and passed new By-Laws which allow for

a new President-Elect and Co-Editor svsteG.

The CSrrn Student rlurse of the Year election

was also held in April. The new Ry-Laws provide

for a smoother transition \·1hen the President,

Co-Edi tor, and Student i·lurse of the Yenr take

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CSNA--What is it? An organization full of ways to make and

spend money? Perhaps, but much more than that! CStl/\ allo1•!S

us to become involved, to voice our opir.io~s. to take a

stand on major issues and be heard --- nation-wide! This

is done through participation vlith our district -- business

meetings, Brockhurst, fashion shows, sellinq candy and

stationery, taco parties; \'Jith our state -- many of us

serve on the State Board and participate in their act

ivi-ties, such as, Fall Round-Up and the Staie Convention;

nationa1ly -- taking part in major issues at our yearly

conventions. Four of us v,ere able to attend the llational

Convention in Miami last May and we hope to have manv

more representing Colorado this year in Dallas.

Remember, CSNA can only be 1,,hat we put into it and expect

to get out of it --- no more, no less. Get involved.

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The Annual Staff wishes to extend its thanks and appreciation to Mrs. Edgerton, for putting up with us

when things went wrong; to the lab, for the use of their

e 1 ectri c typewriter; to everyone v1ho donated pictures;

and, most of all, to Sue Roberts, for the loan of her

typeviriter and for her imaginative division pages.

THANIZS!

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..Jnilialion

It wasn't long before the Juniors got

dm·m to the nitty gritty business of

the year -- Freshman Initiation.

Granted, the Frosh may !lave been

dreading the coming events, but oh!

If they only knew the inside scoor!

The Juniors 1-Jere the i1ardes t hit of

all ! They had to wake up earlier

so that they could get together to

arouse the Frosh at all hours of the night. The~ had to slave away in the

kitchen at :00 a.m. with primitive

cooking utensils (their only

avail-able dish being a bed pan) just to

give the Frosh an early morning snack.

Worst of all, in spite of their all

out efforts to vie 1 come the Freshman,

they got not one word of thanks.

As a last resort, in order to

negotiate a peace treaty, the Juniors

gave the Freshmen and ice cream social.

This seemed to do the trick.

No\'1 the Freshman v,ere a part of Beth-El.

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