Agua Fria Union High School - Wickiup Yearbook (Avondale, AZ)

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COUNCIL SPONSORS HOMECOMING AND CARNIVAL ATTEND CONVENTION. These six Student Council members attended the Student Council convention held at Tucson. They are, left to right: Rick Daggett, Senior Class Presidentg Frank Beiarano, Student Council Vice Presidentg Kena Moreno, Foreign Exchange Student from Chileg Barbara Davis, Business Managerg and Judy Rayner, Secretary. Seated is President, Mike Espil. 19x .l PRESIDENT AT WORK. Mike Espil directs Student Council meeting held every Wfednesday. Student Council is the most important organization at Agua Fria. The members plan the school's activities, direct Stu- dent Council sponsored dances and par- ties, and monitor the lunch room during both lunches. Student Council meetings are held every Wednesday. At this time, planned activities are discussed and voted upon. Many advantages are accrued the students through Student Council. Each class has representatives they elect to sit on the council. The Student Council's major projects this year were the planning and sponsor- ing of Homecoming and heading the carnival to finance our foreign exchange student.

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se CLASSES Our Student Body consists of four individual classes . . . with considerable rivalry existing . . . between them . . . even so . . . these classes are mended together in one group . . . by many invisible and intangible ties . . . the greatest being . . . that they are all fellow-stu- dents at Agua Fria. Other ties are less notice- able . . . but invaluable nonetheless. These consist of experiences shared . . . and remem- bered . . . by everyone . . . the first day of school . . . and the last . . . noon rushes in the lunchroom . . . crowded dances . . . that first formal . . . cheering at all sport functions . . . the class assemblies . . . working hard to build an award-winning Homecoming float . . . various sales campaigns to raise badly-needed funds . . . yelling your Class cheer at all assem- blies . . . the threat of not having activity period on Friday . . . the thrill of running for a class or Student Body officer . . . telling yourself you will, no matter what happens, clean your locker out sometime this week . . . griping at homework or girls with top lockers . . . trying to get to class before the fatal bell rings . . . satisfaction at participating in various school activities . . . cramming for semesters . . . Senior Prom . . . Senior Slave Sale . . . are shared by members of each class.