Amphitheater Junior High School - Pirates Treasure Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Leaders, Brains, And Jocks-Amph1's Pride 3 , -- nf V - to , ron! ow ott aggitt, urney, ammie urtis, awnya o rts, en y STUDENT COUNCILL ll F K Sc H Todd T T C T R be W d VanDeusen, Justin Ericson, Rudy Bravo, Jim Gibson TrevJef1 Kurtin, Pres-Venitia Allis Row 2 Neil Saunders, Tommy Fraijo, Sonia Felix, April Meresa, Rose McLaughin, Diane Crimpton, Rochelle O'Brien, Brian Saur, Avi Shaffer, Tony D'Albini, Marie Feyte, Chrissy Cooley Secy -Amy Reffkin Row 3 Tonia Moreno, Ms, Dinota, Kim Sotomayor Row 4 Charity Shafler, Rick Wilson, Jude Candelaria, John Boulet, Reggie Spangler, Michelle Mclnerny, James Jordan, David Gagnon, Glenn Helton, Qayyum Johnson, Greg Laguna, Jennifer Wagelie, Gina Plorotti. ' s , 5 'S .. A . , s A , ,iii F ...W . i - Y l HONOR SOCIETY-I. to R, Front Row lmran Ashraf, Troy Roberts, Ethan Orr, Shawn Thompson, Gary Harris, James Bierman, Todd Tumey, Sarah String, Rachel Stanton, Charity Shaffer, Jennifer Hart, Elissa Hambright, Kerri Ormerod 2 Roll 2 Joshua Zona, Camille Lujan, Bernadette Cardenas, Matt Johnson, Renee Reynolds, VP-Tanya Woodward, Wendy VanDeusen, Wendie Parker, Amy Bums, Stephanie Clark, Michelle Giampoaletti, Candice Everil, Jennifer Horton, Molly M ,,kk Knipe Roll 3 Jenny Orin, Prev-Jude Candelaria, Amy Reffkin, Elsa Martinez, Christina Brown, Dania Levy, Kim Ali, Ruthan Paarag, Julie Quisenberry, Amee Baker, Chris Taylor, Rikki Burkhead Row 4 Mrs. Ovsevitz, Amy Martin, Koleen E'-'is Otis, Erica Herman, Quinn Bominkoff, TrufJeff Kurtin, Karie Kasmar, Sarah Culler, Jim Glbson, Ruben Sandoval, Matt Micale, Mike DeKeyser, Francis Balderas, Barbie Johnson, Mrs, Festian ss B T d C X? x S ig s ll .ze . ,ilk gi ir' H -A BLOCK A-L to R, Front Row Jude Candeleria, Tres-Jeff Kurtin, Rick Wilson, Pres-Wade Bunting, VP-Tanya fl: Woodward, Renee Reynolds, Jason Pederson, Eric Hall Row 2 Mr, Volk, Matt Johnson, Pam Broccoletti, Stacey li Henderson, Justin Erickson, Andy Lowden, Ethan Orr, Todd Turney Sgt at Arms-Erica Herman Row 3 Koleen Otis, , Quinn Bominkoff, Billy Roberts, Joey Carillo, Tom Huthofer, James Craig, Jim Gibson, Camille Lujan, Bernadette A Cardenas, Gina Pierotti Not Pictured-Jon McGee, Andy Brown, Marie Feyte, Jennifer Waglie, Amy Reffkin 3 6

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6... ide 'li tudent council is one of the great organizations that keeps Amphi on top. Our leaders went to a work- shop at the U of A. It was fun and educational, said Student Council president, Venitia Allis. The Student Council also sponsored many activities such as Spirit Week, dances, the mag- azine sale, and the Constitution Bi- centennial clebration. Another special group here is the Honor Society. These brains must get a 3.5 or bet- ter grade average in order to be ac- cepted. They did many things in the 1. Tanya Woodard, Amy Burns and Stephanie Clark work hard on the Honor Roll banner. 2. Block A members show off their Cedric Demp- sey T-shirts. 'WW ide .99 past year. They helped many lost par- ents at Open House, and the president and secretary also went to the lead- ership program at the U of A. The last but not least group that keeps our spirit flowing is Block A. These jocks must get a 3.0 grade point average, and must have participated in three sports. They sponsored the Cedric Dempsey Cancer Run this year and raised 3350.00 .They have also run the snack bar during home football games. 3. Jeff Kurtin smiles happily as he represents all three groups. 4. Venitia Allis, Jim Gibson, and James Craig serve Eegee's to thirsty students at the Winter Dance. 3 . . s I l l E E 5. Venitia Allis, Wade Bunting, Jeff Kurtin ar Amy Reffkin are thrilled with what Ms. Dinoi has to say at a Student Council meeting. 4 Snack bar chores keep Andy Brown busy.

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