Washington High School - Panorama Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Committees, such as the workday committee, usually meet immediately after regular student council meetings. The bi-weekly minutes of the meeting keep record- ing secretary, Barbara Duci busy. j . At one of the many petition rallies held during the KRUX Spirit Contest, Barry Alkire checks over some lists. RQQTQ? leec , e eise it l 1 ' Talib is Jn., f . '15 'X' .c-SY We 4. W A . ,Q I 5451 J ' ' Q .L ...f-'v ,.,...-- , X My WN.. fi.. 5 X ea, 4 -1-327' .. xiii- 3319 +s5t...,1A . .. L 5 . smx i 5 ,s fa' sf ' M ,b,ss.,t.c 1,-N'-ef' ,piers . Q e , g. E. ,,I' 3 .t is .Q Larry Cobb and Carl Wolls clean up trash tor the council's workday. K ' A lighter moment during a meeting amuses Debbie Dorius, correspond- ing secretary. Student Council president, Randy Alkire, presides over a bi-weekly meeting. 27

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SC amendment changes size BECAUSE OF ITS unwieldy size and poor attendance, Student Council presented an amendment to the student body to alter its size by allowing only six representatives from each class. The amendment passed and the council took on a new look. NEW ALSO WERE some of their projects which included an all-Valley Hootenanny as a fund raising activity. The small size of the new council proved to be a disadvantage on Workday when the meager turnout of workers produced one of the smallest amounts ever earned on the annual project. Student Council finances are watched over by Vicki Murdock, treasurer. Publicity is the specialty of student council officer, Kathy Norris. The new amendment cut the number of representatives to twenty-four. The thankless office ot vice-president is held by Kathy Gordon. +911 a:2m'z .. Mwaana 1,-7,1-.f.. :elm

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