American School Foundation of Monterrey - Eagle Yearbook (Monterrey, Mexico)

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were well conducted with great success. From the Stan of -the year their job was hampered either by financial means or other unforeseen problems. Their first activity was the paper drive which had great success with the cooperation of all students of the American School. Several tons of paper were collected and a large profit was drawn making the Student Council victorious . Above left, Susan Hughes, Secretary, and Tom Townsend, Trea- surer. 155

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Pictured at right are the 20 members of the Student Council with sponsor, Mrs. Gloria Garcia. Below left, Eugenic Gal- indo , President , and Chris Lambert , Vice President . This year ' s Student Council has been very active. It has been as much if not more successful than any of the previous councils. It began with the greatest paper drive this school has ever had and continued on for an extremely successful bake sale. With much orgainizing and planning the oimmt Cmned cP B(Lml a Homecoming never to be forgotten . It was held at the time of the ASOMEX Basketball Tournament and invited all members of the visiting teams. For the first time at the ASOMEX Tournament, the Student Council took charge of all refreshments and produced record sales .

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Picture at right: Miss Botiino. Below standing left to right Mari Pagola, Johnny Clements, Alba Bottino (sponsor). Candy Bald- win, Chip Boldin, kneeling Susana Hughes, Jeanne MuUin, Mark Hutchinson, Jan Winslow, Lori Bedwell, Joey Caldwell, Susi Bianchi, Johnny Mullin, Patsy Schneider, Elizabeth Pease, and Jim Baldwin. Throughout the year , Ms . Bottino organized a club which has helped the students learn self expression . g} armeU, ' dLmk many hours of practice and endurance helped pro- duce three extremely successful plays . The students learned to express themselves in a formal manner, 156