Aragon High School - El Tesoro Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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SENIGR GOVERNMENT PROVOKES E TI-IUSIASM The Ingredients For A Good Year Imagination, hard-work, and de- termination. These were the unique qualities seen in Aragon's senior officers last year. Their skill in working between the senior class and student government was apparent as activities and enthusi- asm in the students flourished. The senior's spring agenda consist- ed of such things as the prom, rais- ing and spending profit, and the class's annual graduation tribute to Aragon. One benefit the senior's had last year was their large treasury, which enabled the class to be more extravagant in their activities. As Autumn Alverez stated, This group of officers is the best l've ever been able to work with. is Everyone works really hard, and we get a lot more done than pre- vious councils. Plus the fact that they are all really fun people to work with. With this kind of efficiency seen in the Senior Student Govern- ment, no wonder last year's class was the most spirited! Yes, and here you have the elite officers: fleft to righti Vice President, Mike Jur- gensen, Secretary, Doug Andrews, and President, Autumn Alvarez. Missing from this picture is Treasurer, Amy Freeman. Very important to all class governments are the delegates, and these are the sen- ior VIP's: fleft to rightl Liz Gecks, Brad Barry, Jennifer Bloom, and Kevin Toh. Missing is Erik Giacomelli. Spring Senior Government 151

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After Years Of Experience. A A THE OLD PRDS Fighting a crippling case of sen- ioritis and maintaining a good im- age of the student council at the same time was no easy job. Yet fall's senior class officers handled it beautifully. Headed by Greg Gilbert and Autumn Alvarez, president and vice-president respectively, the council planned and organized many of Aragon's major events, including the prom in the springg and along with the juniors, created a float for the homecoming game. The major goals for the semes- ter, according to Greg Gilbert, were to unify the student body, make S.A.C. la plan to improve the workings of student govern- mentl a strong part of the school, and to leave a strong base for future years of government. Judging by the fact that the sen- iors survived the fall semester, the student council was pretty suc- cessful! 150 Senior Student Council Fall Senior Student Government First row: Autumn Alverez A Doug Andrew .... Marty McMahon A A Back row: Nina Allera A Greg Gilberg A A A Gina Allera A A A A A .Vice President A A A A A A .Delegate A ,Secretary A A Treasurer A A President A A A Delegate

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