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actual production. Editorial board members are required to attend after school, evening, and weekend<br />

work sessions. Final staff status is determined by participation in business and literary assignments. The<br />

staff manual details guidelines concerning attendance and deadline responsibilities. Quality journalism<br />

requires time and effort.<br />

Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD)<br />

SADD is an organization whose goal is to create public awareness of the dangers of drunk driving.<br />

Through projects like Grim Reaper, Mock Accident, and Prom Promise, students will enact the dangers of<br />

driving under the influence of alcohol. All activities promote a healthy, safe environment of working<br />

together and having fun without chemical influences. All students are welcome to join SADD.<br />

Spanish Club<br />

The Spanish Club offers its membership an opportunity to experience additional cultural activities outside<br />

the classroom. The membership is comprised of all students currently enrolled in the Spanish III and<br />

Spanish IV classes.<br />

<strong>Norwin</strong> Student Council<br />

Student Council, one of the most active organizations at the high school, sponsors Homecoming, The<br />

Breakfast with Disney, and the Senior Citizens Dinner. Student Council “does it all.” It conducts new<br />

student orientation, serves as the hosts for Open House, sponsors dances and assemblies, supports<br />

school and community causes, and represents the student body at <strong>Norwin</strong> <strong>School</strong> Board Meetings.<br />

Class Officers (Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors)<br />

All officers are the center around which all class functions are planned. Every officer must be willing to<br />

contribute his or her time and be willing to do a lot of hard work. Students should not run for an office<br />

because they feel it will provide them with special privileges or “status.” Those elected officers not<br />

carrying out the responsibilities of the office, or who’s conduct in or out of school does not meet the<br />

standards of the office, may be removed from said office.<br />

Requirements for Class Officers:<br />

Must presently have at least a 70% grade average in each individual subject and maintain it<br />

throughout the term of the office.<br />

Cannot have severe disciplinary action (such as suspension or expulsion) taken against you.<br />

Should not have exceeded ten (10) days of absence in the current school year unless there<br />

are<br />

unusual circumstances.<br />

Cannot be president of any other club or organization (senior class president only).<br />

Failure to comply with these rules is cause for removal from office at the discretion of the<br />

faculty<br />

advisor and building principal.<br />

A runner-up will be named for each office in the event that the elected officer fails to perform<br />

his<br />

or her duties or in the event that the officer withdraws from school for any reason.<br />

Campaign Rules:<br />

No signs or poster will be used in the school or on school property.<br />

Students are permitted to make buttons or badges for their campaigning that may be worn<br />

by other students.<br />

Campaign materials must be of a nature that request support for your candidacy without<br />

disparaging anyone else.<br />

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