Chandler High School - El Lobo Yearbook (Chandler, AZ)

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Bu.. conducf fudenf COUNCIL ADDS POP MACHINES The addition of pepsi ma- chines on campus was just one of the many improvements introduced by the Student Council this year. Besides the pop machines, the coun- cil was in charge of our first Fiesta Bowl Float, which took first place in the Fiesta Bowl Parade for Theme . Oth- er various activities included Homecoming Week and the pa- rade down Arizona Avenue, the OCH campaign, the first annual Kiss-A-Pig Assembly, Blood Drive, and the annual AFS Barbecue . The council also began a program for the improvement of the school grounds. Future plans include relandscaping and beautifying the campus . Student Body President Dinah Bratcher re- marked, l've been teased a lot about being the first girl Student Body President, but l think l have proven that you don't have to be a guy to handle tough situations . The council has really worked hard this year, but a lot of credit has to go to lVlr. Cac- camo because he's really pulled through when we need- ed him . TO CHS The council kept very busy this year and much was accomplished. It included both student body and class officers. Representing the student body were President Dinah Bratcher, Vice Presi- dent Barry Suiter, Publicity IVlanager IVlarti Swanty, Busi- ness lVlanager Pete Pickett, Corresponding Secretary Jan Felix, and Recording Secre- tary Afton lVlitchie . Senior Class officers included Presi- dent Danny Barnette, Girls' Representative Julie Bozarth, and Boys' Representative Randy Truxal. The Juniors were represented by President Jim Hartgraves, Girls' Rep- resentative Candi Dobson, and Boys' Representative Kenny Newsomer. Sophomores were President Bryan Saba, Girls' Representative Anna Payne, and Boys' Represent- ative Russ Schnept. Student Council also included Leah lVIorgan, who acted as Parlia- mentarian, Caterina Baule, AFS student from italy, and lab assistants Starr Gilliland and Tim Deardorff, who con- tributed much time and effort to the council. lVlrs. Layman, student council adviser, has devoted an unending amount of time to the council. This is her sec- ond year as adviser and with- out her guidance and assist- ance the council would not have been so successful. Student Council-125

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The main purpose of the ST U D E T Student Senate, an organization composed of Senators from each homeroom is to develop better contact and communication be- S E N E tween the council and the rest of the student body. The Senate Front Row: Elsie Galvan, Denise Davis, Tracy Armentrout, Vicki Shetterley, Vicky Wilkinson, Cindy Rothweiler, Tracy Carr, Mark Reed, Joanna Jew, Yvonne King, Second Row: Hope Moncivaiz, Kim George, Lynn Moss, Diane Love, Michelle Cluff, Lori Dobson, Dana Sorensen, Keith Thompson, Jean Wills, Raul Ruiz, Third Row: Francine Akins, Janet Sutton, Philip Audet, Shannon Mahaffey, Jan Vance, Brad Bartholomew, Pam Dempsey, Chris Powers, Steve Utter, Fourth Row: Burley Lane, Valerie Morgan, Kathy Short, Mike Edgeworth, David Espinoza, John Serrano, Larry White, Ron Williams, Brian Haskell, Back Row: Mark Wussler, Eddie Farnsworth, Debra Miller, Kenny Wilson, AI DeLaCruz, Danny Cota, Richard White, and Sisto Rosales. is completely independent of the Council and meets about every two weeks. lt is headed by President Tracy Carr, Vice- President Brian Lamb, and Secretary Joanna Jew. Above: Student Council members Marti Swanty, Jim Hartgraves, and Candi Dobson take a break from their daily job of filling the pop machines. Above Right: Mrs. Layman, Student Council adviser, works on some of the council's paper work. Right: Kenny Newcomer empties one of the specially painted 'pop' garbage cans for the disposal of empty pop cans. Far Right: Front Row: Pete Pickett, Dinah Bratcher, Kate Baule, Barry Suiter, Randy Truxal, Second Row: Danny Barnette, Jim Hartgraves, Bryan Saba, Russ Schnepf, Back Row: Marti Swanty, Candi Dobson, LeAnna Payne, Julie Bozarth, and Leah Morgan. 124-Student Council and Senate

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Bottom Row to Top Row Kim Harris, Rae Lysinger, Francine Akins Suzanne Eberly, Carrie Mann Upper Right: Rae Lysinger, finishes a cheer. Right: Francine Akins waits for a cheer to start. Lower Left: Captain Kim Harris yells loudly at practice. Lower Right: Suzanne Eberle ends cheer - A - vi This year the Junior Varsity Cheer squad has done a really great job in showing spirit and helping the Varsity Cheers in selling programs and making posters for the games. They did a fine job atthe pep assemblies as well. J.V.'S HAVE SPIRIT