Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Student Council Objectives . . . t'l'd like to put on quite a few high quality assemblies and pep rallies. I believe that these will be vital in keeping the students better informed, and more in touch with the schooL -Mark Smith t'My main goal, as elections chairperson, is to increase voter registration to 75th; of the student body. I also hoped to foster more interest in Homecoming by adding class A b, c i F R D attendants to the Homecom- ssem ies omm ttee ront ow: ebra - . ,, Kandell, Bill Adair, Mark Smith, Committee Ing elections. . . Head: Carolyn Blair ... Back Row: Alice Hale, -M'ke Dm Laura McGuire ..t Activities Committee Front Row: Condi Abbott. Linda Tveidt ... Back Row: Holly Har- ris, Committee Head . . . Not Pictured: Steve McDonald, Todd Mettler, Harley Eisner Fund Raising Committee Front Row: A1- Class Presidents. . .Front Row: Sharon Wong. Ian Hubley, Shawn Dunn. Valorie Huebner. Junior Class President. Lynn Smith, Senior Committee Head Back Row: Lisa Hittel. Class President...Back Row: Camille Soto. Tanya Huebner. Maureen Nebrich, Beth Kahn Sophomore Class President, Kimi Abett. Freshman Class President. .. Publicity Committee Front Row: Shari Aldridge Second Row: Anna Trevino, Charlene Soto. Kelly Robinson, Carol Flores. Committee Head t. . Back Row: Tim Kennell Elections Committee Front Row: Jill McDermott, Jeff Dubnow, Mike Din. Committee Head, Celeste Tang Not Pictured: Beth Kahn, Robert Pulver STUDENT COUNCIL 25

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Student Body Officers Objectives David Tatom Mr. Fred Johnson President Sponsor 'll want Student Govern- ment to represent the opin- ions of the students at all times. I realize that these opinions are the most impor- tant considerations in striving to improve Camelback. Stu- dent Government must con- stantly stress the idea that participation in extra-curric- ular activities will make school more interesting and enjoy- able for everyone on cam- pus. -David Tatom John Robb Lori Olson Vice-President Executive Secretary My main responsibility is to see that the Student Senate runs smoothly, and supports productive legislation. I be- lieve it can be an educational expeHenceJ' -John Robb til want to see the students more actively involved in ex- tra-curricular activities. I es- pecially hope that this year our freshmen orientation will be effective. -Lori Olson Mike McCoy Susan Shapiro Corresponding Secretary Financial Secretary As Corresponding Secre- tary and Citizen's Advisory Council Representative, I am able to complete the circle of communication between my school and community. -Mike McCoy lllt is my goal to leave my School a very changed place. I ardently support campus beautification, and hope to set some lasting traditions. -Susan Shapiro 24 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS

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Student Senate David Long contemplates the serious evaluation of the Senators, Lisa Dietrich, Tonya Lay, and Tracy McCoy do cafeteria food and service. their part in the Canned Food Drive. Presiding over the senate was an immense task that taught me discipline and leadership. I am confident that all my ex- periences involving student government will turn out to be invaluable in the future. -John Robb A professional, weII orga- Jd nized atmosphere was present in the cafeteria as the well over 200 member Stu- dent Senate convened. The main body worked to pass beneficial legislation, such as a bill to help send 3 students to the Cross Country Nationals, and a bill to help send 5 Close- Up Representatives to Wash- ington DC. Some of the me- morials passed included: fuhningithe Student :znate ietla complilcatedfenijeavorthat deil'nihlqt; integg- - Ii- y, m e igence, a goo lSpOSI ion, neary perec organlza ionat a ll ies, an , Changing.thedallttadrasniiepboke above all, a serious personality. Here, birthdayiboy John' Rolbb exhibits his Cy' crea I g e . , stately qualities, accompanied by his cohorts Mike MCCOy, Susan Shapiro, Fund, and establ'sh'ng a com- David Tatom, and Lori Olson mittee to investigate prob- lems in the cafeteria. 26 STUDENT SENATE