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

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Nonstop Excitement THE JUNIGR FALL GGVERNMENT WI-IIRLPGOL Zip, zeal, and organization all contributed to the busy productiv- ity of the Junior class government. In the fall semester, the represen- tatives faced the age old problem of too much to do and no time to do it, but managed the impossible despite the odds. School spirit promoted this fall, along with new ideas. Une of the ideas was to join up with the Ac- tivities Commission for the plan- ning of events. Another idea was to get volunteers to prepare floats for half-time during Homecoming. Self improvement was a part of the fall semester agenda. Uniting with other schools, the Junior stu- dent council tried to make revi- sions by using other school's coun- cils as examples. Mr. Lawrence, the advisor to the Junior government, comment- ed that, They are busy with the demands of the Junior year. It re- quires more responsibility and new levels of competency. lt's a cruci- ble. Margaret Abe, president of the Junior class, noted, We are try- ing to do creative things and come up with innovative and original ideas. We also have a good mix of boys and girls on the council. Caught up in the whirlwind of activity and hectic business, the Junior student council performed beautifully inspite of their full 1 . .J.' J . .ff- . as Junior Class Officers: Nick Sarles, Trea- surer, Shawna Pulley, Secretary, Josh King, Vice-Presidentg Margaret Abe, President. 'ii schedules. E Ei 5 3 485 .I l Delegates: Barry Steinmetz, Kelly Faulk- ner, Amy Everitt, Lisa Layton, Pam Ad- dison. Not Shown: Jenelle Frye. 184 Junior Fall Officers

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Remember, Think Responsible! AN INSIDE LOOK AT JUNIOR SPRING GOVERNMENT Accomplishing what they set out to do, the Junior Class Gov- ernment toiled hard to make the year a memorable one for their fellow classmates. Just think of what they have done this semes- ter! The officers were a major force behind the JuniorfSenior Prom. Different members were assigned S . '65 . -I I I 'K .. f as I' .X ' .ia 5 6 17' , My r X0 specific tasks covering everything from the location of the event to the decorations. In addition, the Junior Class government conducted fund rais- ers such as the carnation sale for VaIentine's Day. They wanted to prove that they could get the job done and wished they could have done more. Junior Class president, Pam Addison, noted of the Class gov- ernment, There are people that have never made it before, which gives us new ideas. They are really motivated. It seemed like the Junior Spring Government could do whatever it set out to do, both with energy and effectiveness. na- ' 'Ny-' 'C SPRING JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Josh King, Treasurer, Jenelle Frye, Secretary, Pam Addison, Presidentg Chip Strausse, Vice-President. DELEGATES: FRONT ROW: Leslie Lanier, Chyrel de Leong BACK ROW: Mark Dowling, Bernard Camaro, Lau- ra Bernstein, Kelly Faulkner. Spring Junior Officers 185