Williams High School - Tusayan Yearbook (Williams, AZ)

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Student Council Fills Year With Dances Parades and Cabbage Patch Raffle RCAO Students serving on student council are (seated) Vice Pres. Lynette Pearson, Pres.Shelley Malone, Secretary Kelly Smith, (standing) Adviser Carol Rau, Club Rep. Nicky DeLander, Treasurer Jorge Hansen,and Social Manager Michelle Jaramillo. If you go to Room 13 any Thursday during lunch, you're likely to see a hunch of students all talking Vnd eating at the same time, and you may ask your self- -;ho is this? Why its student council, of course! The student council nay be a wild and crazy group, but somehow we always seen’ to get something done! said vice-president Lynette Pearson. Some of their activities this year have been selling calendars, preparing a slide show, and working towards the biggest Homecoming For months student council prepared for Homecoming by planning dress-up days, class competition just to name a few. 1. Student Council members meet weekly with President Shelley Malone. 2. Member's main goals involve school improvements. 3. Frosh class officers work to organize -class activities. 4. Secretary Kelly Smith keeps the minutes while others listen attentively. Clubs Student Government 23

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Tusayan New Ideas for Tusayan Become Main Theme for Yearbook Fourteen top students were chosen for the Publications honors course. They undertake writing, editing, photographing, selling and creating yearbooks. Staffers had many fund-raisers, including a Masquerade Ball, jewelry sales, air band dance, ad and book sales. The money raised helped to fund the book and decrease its cost. Other funds were used for field trips and publications camp scholarships. A new price of $20, which is down $5, is the '85 book's price. The lower price was negotiated with the yearbook company and involves having the staff do their own paste-ups. The computer age came to Tusayan this year as Jimmy Price, Heidi Speckels and Jeri Zuber were trained to use the Applewriter system. Print-outs were then used for the copy in the books. This is a big improvement over typed copy which we used last year, stated adviser Bonnie Dent. This book's copy will be crisper, easier to read, and justified on both margins. 24 Clubs Tusayan The Tusayan staff from left to right arc: ”, Winslow, photo editor; K. Hagman, T. Andrade, Co-editor; A. Sanchez, copy editor; M. Cox, projects manager; C. Henrie, L. Sanchez, Co-editor; M. Sandoval, Mrs. Dent, advisor; H. Speckles, typist; L. Pearson, L. Vasquez, Business Manager; T. Fedison, J. Price, typist;