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PAGE 17-PLAINDE ALER - WEDNESDAY, MAY 14. ltM Marian Officers At u 1 Illinois Convention many drama presentations, and committees for Marian dances. Miss Nielsen has been a member of Student Council for three years, a member of the orchestra for two years and has also been Active in school plays, the marching band, and. various school fund-raising programs. McCormack wis recently elected Council president and Miss Nielsen vice- president, in an all-school election. Other officers elected for the 1980-1981 school year were Cindy Genovese, treasurer; Dina Sawyer, corresponding secretary; Lea Malaker, recording secretary ; and A n n e t t e M u r p h y , representative at large. Deaths Martin McCormack and Leslie Nielsen of Marian Central Catholic high school attended the 1980 Illinois Association of Student Councils' convention held May 8, 9 and 10 at the Pick- Congress hotel, Chicago. The convention included speakers, visits from political figures, and discussion and seminar groups. 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