Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

Page 177 text:

f fT,' l mt' ...f 9,1 .? alll!! n--' ' l -ami . ,, . , d Connie Gillaspie inspect every nook and crook of the bleach- Here come the inspectors! Student body officers and council an . members joe Breck, Rosalind Navin, Aaron Latham, .lim Davis ers Purchased by the Student Council last fall' Student Council Ends Year With Excellent Record With many projects completed, the Student Coun- cil ended the year with an excellent record. Settling right down to Work at the beginning of the year, the council soon had purchased new football bleachers and an ultra-sonic massage machine for the football team members to speed recovery of pulled or twisted muscles. The councils many annual activities included spon- soring Dear Weekf all queen, student body, and class elections, and the pep assemblies. They also provided cafeteria music and a Christmas tree for the lobby. Prgmxling music to eat by was a project of the student council this year. Al Stromberg and Bob Donald check over the music selection for the lunch hour. X' l' lx Hey doc, it doesn't hurt! exclaims Larry johnson as Coach Klein treats his ankle with the ultra-sonic massage machine the council bought.

Page 176 text:

Officers 'Go Between' for By more participation and recognition of Student F ederation, I think we will encourage more participa- tion in student governmentf emphasizes student body president, jim Davis. As student body president, Jim presided over the Student Council and helped plan most of the activi- ties during the year. Vivacious Connie Gillaspie performed the duties of student body vice president this year. Besides presiding over Student Council meetings in the absence of the president she served as head of the Student Federation Delegation. Connie, who would like a chance to improve stu- dent government, also aimed to strengthen Student Federation. Students and Government I love to talk! declared bright-eyed Sharonn Watson, student body recording secretary. Talking came in handy in Student Council of which she was a member for three years. Sharonn's interest in government was stimulated by being chosen to at- tend Girls, State held annually at the U. of A. The sparkling brunette was also a Sunshine Model. My job is to work for the studentsf stated Cathie Anderson, student body corresponding secretary, whose duties involved all Student Council correspondence. After serving as a Student Federation delegate in her junior year to find out what was going onf Cathie wanted to take a more active part in student government by serving as an officer. an STUDENT BODY OF F ICERS-Catbie Anderson, corresponding secretary, Jim Davis, student body president, Connie Gillaspie, vice dent, Sharon Watson, recording secretary. 4:1 ' 5 ...ff A .fr lii A .,. it 2 fiff . ' f ff PICS1

Page 178 text:

Student Council Finances New Football Bleachers To accommodate the unusually large crowds at the football games this year the Student Council added extra bleachers to the stadium as one of their projects. The council which is made of four elected representa- tives from each class and the Student Federation Of- ficers, plans and promotes all projects relative to the school throughout the year. Some of their activities in- clude Dear Seasonf elections, and the annual out-of- town football game. if T' ' - Q. at s if 0 I ' A it 1 , ' I! g e an -f AE' WMV ,f Nw ' K Xi f' r nfl Q -.'l, ' - , 2, ,Sf Miss Victoria Kalil, adviser Ironing out a problem between class and student government are john Helin, jackie Rodriquez, Nick Williams, Kathy Stanley and Kelly Hansen. I STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS-Front Row: janet Bumer,- Davis, president, Connie Gillaspie, vice-president, Janet Hotch- Chris Hoag, Ann Williams, Fred Heinrichs . . . Second How: Lynn Spencer, Ioan Cinter, Kathy Stanley, Rosalind Navin, Sue Neu- bauer . . . Third How: Sharonn Watson, recording secretary, kiss, Cathie Anderson, corresponding secretary, Nick Williams, Miss Victoria Kalil, adviser . . . Back Row: Joe Breck, Don Gabriel, Judy Riley, Liz Bagot, Tony Lefeber.