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Dave Thompson pays close attention during a meeting. Student Council Promotes Padre Spirit for All Although some students felt that student council was a popularity contest, members were awake bright and early, 7:00 o'clock in the morning, at- tending another meeting. Dis- cussing school events was the key business of each meeting. Student council planned some of the best activities of the year-and the most cre- ative ones too. Take for in- stance, the Homecoming dance. Yes, student council members planned and ar- ranged the homecoming dance, and the fun-filled week that went along with it. Although student council promoted activities for the 190 - Organizations Student Council. Front row: Eric Peterson, Brad DeVar, Jill Mars, Katie Sislak, Treiva Turanchik, Sindi Meyer, Dana Zban Second row: Drew Colby, Bridget Huert, Gioia Pitts, Michelle Nolan, Samara Miller, Jamie O'Dell, Christy Sanders. Thu row: Marc Diaz, Craig DeMarco, Pops Garcia, Ray Delgado, Johny Chin, Ankur Bansal, Jeff Bell, Mr. Placona. students, the members also promoted a great deal of spir- it. This year, student council members changed the strate- gy from old traditions to new ways. Besides just promoting spirit amongst themselves, members sought spirit by pointing out more of the stu- dent body and helping them to express opinions on the activi- ties that involved students. More assemblies were given this year in order to increase school spirit. In conclusion, this year's student council brought a lot of school spirit to students and faculty. Michelle Nolan takes accurate minutes during a student council meeting.
Eric Swagel lights the main candle during the new member induction for NHS. -. - - - .,:wL-i- ga .3-gc .unyr xwng, tr ,-2' '54 '-gr L.--.--'M JC-pf -J 314 E5 K? '.ijfl-:?f2QQ1jSg'F-.ZXUSIif Q., ,ki -fb-x,:,:Qf, .:.: N , . ,... H .. ,,... ,,...... ..,,. , ..,,.. .,..., . . Q.. XX R t '--- 1 ne NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Front row: Adele Smith, Chris Genardini, Pam Davis, Scott Rye, Jeff Seyman, Chris Jones, Kendi Delp, Cathy Garrison, Lori Dobrowski, Susan Fu. Second row: Leina Tani, Dawn West, Karen Snyder, Cathy Regalado, Jeff Manolio, Donette Bigler, Eric Swagel, Huong Hugnh, Kelly Craven, Jason Lewis, Lisa Godemann, Melissa Chu, Amy Timmons, Kelly Ward. Third row: Melissa Jameson, Erin DeCastro, Van Tang, Debbie Zobel, Sindi Myer, Ankur Bansal, Johnny Chin, Jill Mars, Torey Mason, Cathy Lindgren, John Bowman, Merille Tanner, Allison Rose, Terri Richer. Fourth row: Ari Stern, Cyn Rogers, Mark Vrabel, Joel Press, Scott Palmer, Doug Fenger, David Rudd, Corey Smith, Kathy Henry, Sara Burger, Sean Jensen, Julie Roach, Lana Weir, Kim Keebler. Fifth row: Melinda Easton, Gavin Smith, Doug Mouser, Linda Johnson, Nade Murry, Toby Aicken, John Golightly, Becky Witter, Sheryl Howe, Matt Harper, Todd Mouser, Pi Ware. 'fi1.i-pas..112-11:-j'f.'f-'-1'-Y- v.:'f.'t7..:l'?v:,11f,'L-'Ji' -12 -'L-'f rr- ' t f ' -'f 1,-,. ' Off fr-s-t49w -7 it-' f- at- Af--'-1-f-116--Av?-if at-1-ff-1 ifriti' 71fif-px::QL-1258-feqfwf.u:'.t2if.i--rr. 112255 r. :Tx-T-.1 w ' 1 l L.,1- 131 A ,Q-AI'-f-F-'Z:t'N+'T-3'f'7':JI' -X 12330-su'-x'.17:1U7 'ALL' r'1f'- '-2 o-'- 7 Q- f '7 l' : Tutoring Services Offered National Honor Society members consisted of students receiving a 3.5 gpa, from freshman to junior year and involved in school activi- ties. One of the major activities sponsored at NHS was Mar- cos de Niza's outstanding tu- toring service. After being cer- tified by the teachers who taught the course which the member was tutoring, they were on their way. Members tutored students in any sub- ject in which students felt they needed help. A fee of 55.00 hour was charged by the stu- dents and so far this has been a reasonable rate for the tu- tees. Tutoring the students at Marcos was just one of the many achievements an NHS member will have accom- plished by using all of the skills learned throughout the academic years of high school. Mrs. Cummings supervises an early morning NHS meeting. Organizations - 191
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