March 9, 2006

Missouri Association of Student Councils

Photos by Don Frazier and Fred Lynch

Students from Park Hill High School and Westran High School celebrated during Thursday's, March 9, 2006, grand opening of the 2006 Missouri Association of Student Councils' state convention at Cape Girardeau Central High School.

Keynote speaker Josh Shipp challenged the delegates at the Missouri Association of Student Councils' state convention Friday at Central High School.

Maggie Limbaugh led singing by student council delegates at the convention Friday.

Delegates took a morning break in the commons.

Westran High School students campaigned for state secretary with a skit.

Central High School's Ida Shafaie, left, and Maggie Limbaugh chaired the convention.

Iberia High School students presented their own take on the Wizard of Oz while campaigning for state secretary.

Carl Junction High School students presented reasons why they should win state secretary.

Students danced the Macarena prior to the afternoon general session Friday.

Uberman challenged the Riddler in a skit by Union High School students seeking the office of first vice president.

Lathrop High School students made a black-light bid for first vice president.

Park Hill High School students presented a military theme in their campaign for president.

Cenral High School principal Dr. Mike Cowen welcomed the delegates.

Fox High School students portrayed the President at a news conference in their campaign skit for president.

Melissa Fitzgerald of Park Hill South High School, Kansas City, led the Pledge of Allegiance with Southeast Area Special Olympians, including from left, Robert Barnes, Daniel Fultz and Scott Wright, Saturday at Central High School. The Focus on Patriotism was part of the final general session.

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