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CAMPUS LEADERS Student Council members listen to a proposal dur ing their Wednesday morning meeting. STUDENT COUNCIL Front row: Sylvia Federico. Misty Smith. Tracy Elli fritz. Anna Jones-Secretary. and Alma Barraza Sec ond row Lauri Roberts. Denise Douglas. Laurie Lopez, Selena Rivera, and Annie Auza Third row: Kim Cullison. Debbie Martinez, and Melinda Lang ford. Back row: Jill Kienow, Jose Rodriguez. Mark Curry. Leonel Federico. Stephane Newman. Rachel Garrett. Sarah Grande, and Kendall Howell-Vice President. Not Pictured Tanya Rush President
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COUNCIL MEMBERS SPONSOR ACTIVITIES Meetings, meetings, meetings. Student Council members were always attending meetings to make decisions for the student body. Student Council members in our school learned democratic principles, how to delegate authority and exercise responsibilities. Its members were the presidents and the representatives of the classes and clubs on campus. Alma Barraza, who was the Junior Class president, said, “Being in Student Council gave us a chance to be involved and make important decisions for the school. It taught us how to be leaders.” But each decision Student Council passed, such as school dances, raffles, and concession stands, had to be approved by Mr. Bridger. The Student Council not only learned democratic principles, but also sponsored many of the school’s activities which included the Freshman Handshake Dance, the school-wide jog- a-thon, and Homecoming. Students participated in a variety of games during Homecoming week, including the three-legged race and the banana-eating contest. Class sponsors participated in the egg toss. One through four points were given for each activity and at the end of the day the points were added up. Sophomores won, followed by the Seniors, Juniors, and last but not least, the Freshmen. When Patricia Thompson was asked how she thought the games went, she said, “It was fun, but hopefully next year more people will get involved.” Annette Radford had a similiar opinion. It seemed to me that the same people participated in all the games because no one else would volunteer. Maybe we should add different games next year so it will be something new.” “I thought the games were fun this year. More people should have played the games, but it was still a lot of fun to watch who did. I think it will be better next year,” said Dunia Curiel. Now back to another meeting Alma Barraza. Junior Class President, takes a brief rest on a bed of rocks while preping the A for Homecoming an annual Student Council event Displaying their favorite black and gold nickname jackets. Eugene Woods and Darin Meeks dodge an uncommon rainstorm 19
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