Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Student Senate Front Row: John Robb, President; David Tatom, Susan Shapiro, Lori Olson, Mike McCoy Second Row: April Moore, Kimi Abbott, Mike Patton, Sharon Wong, Sam Kelsall, David Hook, Dino Barber, Sharon Staller, Mona Lucero, Kirk Lacko, Rick Sowers, Pamela Provateare, Rick Lewallen, Marilyn Lovellette . . . Third Row: Richard Green, Lisa Dietrich. Susan Goerlich, John Tveidt, Tanya Huebner, Tanino Privitera, Lisa Hittel, Valorie Huebner, Cyndi Griesser, Carole Tom, Pam Bow- man, Karen Vorce, Sue VanCamp, Ruth Balikian, Brenda Warren . . . Fourth Row: Melvin Williams, Diane Olea, Dru Kleinman, Debbie Dunn, Jeff Hedberg, Dori Harkness, Andrea Mathieson, Tamara Brooks, Christi Travini, Mari- lyn Spinner, Lynne Smith, Celeste Tang, Nancy Mackowiak, Matt Ebner, Mike Din, Michelle Antila Fifth Row: Carol Flores, David Waters, Tom Prather, Lin- da Tveidt, Debbie Parmente, Leroy Breinholt, Doug Ger- din, Lisa Coteman, Charlene Soto, Adam C. Burke, Mark Smith, Dana Burgy Sixth Row: Liz Contrearas, Matt Colby, Laura McGuire, Alice Hale, Anna Trevino, Suzie Fishman, Tom Doyle, Keith Shirkey, Camille Soto, Jill McDermott, Carolyn Blair, Debbie Rossborough, Mar- rianne Schulz, Sherri Divito, Sam Cohen, Condi Abbott Back Row: John Austin, Don Novkov, Mark Roth, Steve McDonald, Dan Fowlie, Scott Manning, Jack Cud- dihy . . . Student Senate Front Row: Kevin Rhodes, Kimberly Casey, Christi Storr, Frances Peralta, Kellie Weekley, X, Debra Kandell, John Bormanis, Diane Westfall, Vonda Scott, Kileen Moe Second Row: Steve Coppinger, Linda Fields, Maria Ewing, Dan Fowlie, Steve Passo, Patti Gerke, Janice Mohr, Dina Annos, Todd Grossman, Shari Aldridge, Allan Hubley, David Stewart . . . Third Row: Pau- la Provateare, Libby Hall, Carol Monroe, Mike Marshall. Phil Oelze. Rob Achwartz, Julie Mitchell, Jeff Dubnow, Bert Hayenga, Tim Kennell, Tracy McCoy, Kate Davis . . . Fourth Row: Bill Adair, Troy Miller, Doug Frazier, Julie Rose, Lisa Carlson, Karen Coutchie, Wesley Davis, John Farmer, Tammy Thomas, Steve Lower, Lynn Streahl . . . Back Row: Andrew Gilburne, John Austin, Lionel Martinez, Gretchen Munn, Pat Dewar, Kin Dykman, Mike Gerke, Dan Miller, Greg Weiser, Kelly Robinson, Maureen Ne- brich, Sarah Hilling, Craig Fuller, Lori Vandenburg, Sue Cunningham, Tillea Fylling STUDENT SENATE 27

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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

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28 GIRLS AND BOYS STATE DELEGATES ' It mi .4 13 t' Ii Exam rtl' Girls and Boys State Delegates .. Front Row: Lori Olson, Secretary; David Tatom, President . . . Back Row . . Nancy Benedict, Mrs. Spartan; Girls and Boys State Delegates Marty Hedland, Football Co-Captain: John Tviedt. Parliamentarian to Boys State gave me the opportunity to develop my self-confidence and self esteem. I also learned a great deal about politics and govern- ment. -John Robb GJ. irls and Boys State dele- vJ' gates met and formed mythical states. In this set up, they functioned according to the laws of Arizona to form a mock government. The par- ticipants ran for offices, and as elected officials they per- formed the same duties as elected office holders. The purpose of this program was to educate students in the duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities of American citizenship. Also, participants the Senate; Carol Tom, Blade Sweetheart Not Pictured: Valorie Huebner, Fund Raising Committee head; John Robb. Vice-President . . . should gain an understanding of the responsibilities they will face as adults. Last summer, Girls and Boys State delegates met at the University of Arizona in Tucson. The program lasted for one week and was spon- sored by the American Legion Auxillary.