Cholla High School - Impact Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Working Together Student Court's main goal was to make the students more aware of stu- dent court and it's responsibilities. They approved fund raisers and activities for the school calendar and handled elec- tions, assemblies and student appeals. Members of student court attended leadership workshops such as the statewide conference held in Yuma and Tempe. Student court was led by seniors Christine Schipansky - Chief Jus- tice and Lynnette Brubaker - Assis- tant Chief Justice. Joyce Aller and Maria Mercado - Court recorders, Eddy Garcia - Secretary. Other jus- tices were seniors Barbara Garmen, Ronnie Brubaker, Tiffany Cahill and Juniors Gloria Durazo and Jen- nifer Cook. - By Vicky Pillarelli. Teamwork and creativity best de- scribed this yearis Student Govern- ment. This enthusiastic group kicked off activities with a successful freshmen ori- entation followed by the yearly excite- ment of homecoming festivities, game, dance and crowning of royalty. Student Government met every- day during fifth period in a class of 21 elected members, which was sponsored by Miss Jenny Brichta. The class was run by Student Body President Veroni- ca Fields and Student Body Vice Presi- dent Becky Leonard. A variety of to- pics were discussed in the class, such as the litter problem in the lunchroom area, the preparation of spirit weeks, lunch time activities, and movies under the stars. Student Government participated in a Leadership Conference sponsored by Josten's. A Prevention Week on drugs and alcohol was also sponsored by Student Government. Elections are held every spring. - By Bianca Gonzalez Photos: by Michael Holte ZS Stages of Evolution

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Robert Rodriquez was supervi- sor for up keep in the areas of the com- mons, classrooms, restrooms, and gym. This included opening the build- ing, setting up the student cafeteria, or keeping the campus beautiful. The custodial staff jobs were a Very impor- tant part of the operation of the school. The custodial staff consisted of the following personnel: After- noon shift - Manny Fimbres, Wal- do Gryalva, Jesse Santa Maria, Joe Villa, Rigo Garcia, and Gary Harcrakg Day shift - Ed Buck Castillo, Gloria Murrieta, and Johnny Vielma. Johnny's duties also included answer- ing the bell when it rang three times over the intercom. The Groundsmen maintained the sports fields, tennis courts, parking lots and grass areas. They were responsible for the instruc- tion and guidance of an eight member On-the-job-Training student team. HeadgroundsmanRudyValenzuela has been here for 16 years and Assis- tant Edgar Corral for 15 years. - By Anna Photos: by Domonic Ortiz Top Left: Rudy Valenzuela, Johnny Vielma, and Raul Yturralde COJTJ, Bottom Left: Robert Rodriquez, John Vielma, Bottom Right: Edgar Corral. vw Maintenance

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Top Left: Vice President Becky Leonard President Veronica Fields. Bottom Left: Stu- dent Court. Left Center: Junior representa- tives Slybia Hoyos, Jackie Luna, Sabra Wright. Right Center: Sophomore representatives Shannon Files, Al Almazan. Top Right: Fresh- man representatives Beth Robbins, Angelique Gomez, Nicheli Bejarano, Ronnie Gomez. Bot- tom Left: Senior representatives Lorraine Fisher, Laura Nava, Jean Conners, Adriana Be- jaranog Bottom Right: Student Government and Student Court. Future Leaders oxfrt I . N f i . , r he Enduring Traditions ZH