Recently the new Student Council representatives were chosen by their classmates. A total of 52 members were elected, 20 from the class of '65, 16 from the class of '64, and 16 from the class of '66.

Sophomores chosen to be representatives in their junior year are Peg Callaghan, Georgene Carison, Jackie Hem, and Lynn Drews, Jackie Hein, and Lynn Johnson. Others are Ethel Koehler, Sandy Kunkel, Tern Prochaska, and Marilyn Skeppstrom.

The boys representing the class of '65 are John Bleharski, John Carley, John Fowler, Rick Fulle, Dick Heller, Bruce Jacobson, Tim Kissane, Bob Kunkle, Bob Means, and Mark Sorenson.

Chosen from next year's Sophomore class are Wendy Geertz, Harriet Hall, Linda Lucas, Linda Marcowski, Chris Nelson, Gretchen Rivard, Lynn Struebing, and Robin Swain.

The boys from the class of '66 are Bob Burgess, Brand Gustus, Rick Isenburger, Bill Jonas, Pete Kulik, Terry Ritter, Bucky Sawisch, and Steve Wischweh.

Senior Representatives

Senior class representatives are Arline Boyer, Peg Johnson, Donna Meier, Rose Pastorello, Maureen Quinn, and Anita Steinert. Jim Carley, Craig Ehlen, Bob Gundelach, Davis Hall, Neshian Keshian, and Dick Nedwed will also represent the class of '64.

The seniors holding offices will be Barry Eisfeldt, president; Keith Johnson, vice-president; Diane Clark, secretary; and Kathie Benson, treasurer.

Chairmen Named

The Student Council recently elected its committee chairmen and special representatives. The vice‑president will be Keith Johnson '64, and the treasurer Kathie Benson '64. Committee chairmen include Peg Johnson '64, organizations; Terri Prochaska '65, social; Donna Wolf '64, public relations; Dick Heller '65, service and sportsmanship; and Jim Carley '64, as chief traffic court judge. Diane Dormeyer '65, and John Bleharski '65, will preside as assembly co‑chairmen. Linda Drews '65 will represent Maine West in the Mid‑Suburban league. Barry Eisfeldt '64, will be the Camp Chealy representative. The V-show director will be Davis Hall '64, and Mary Reed '64, will serve as AFS representative.