Aptos High School - Sandscript Yearbook (Aptos, CA)

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U 'S' Q E Albatross-169

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JS Junior Statesman of America was formed by students many years ago. In the fall they have a political convention in San Francisco and another convention in spring in Sacramento. They debate such things as the nuclear freeze, abor- tion, drinking age, etc. Both conventions take in about fifteen hundred students and are entirely run by students them- selves. This years club includes Bane Gat- zert. as president, Scott Holland, as Vice President. Tami Gamblin as treasurer, and Kyle Register, as photographer. Ju- nior of America's main concern is to get young students oftoday active in politics of tomorrow. JSA members: Front Row- Amy Bierman. Rosalee Pfis- ter. Jodi Myers. Chris Howells. Lisa Hughes. Jenny Hill. Teri-lee Taylor. Kel- ley Kubota. Lori McElroy. Diane Ki- tayama. Eileen Manning. Katy Kidwell. Second Row- Kelly Clifton. Dana Cezar. Cindy Zerboni. Jenny Miller. Michelle Carini. Tom Newton. Akim Provatakis, Sally Green. Kelly O'Mahony. Mike Al- berts. Scott Holland. Robert Wall, Robin Martindale. Third Row- Debbie Heffer- nan. Tori McAdams. Tami Gamblin, Joy Taylor. Dyan Dalton. Shelley Kuenstler. Katie Bettencourt. Page Palmer. Jenny Lind. Martin Gill. Justin Bullion. Scott Lisea. Back Row- Steye Martin. Warren Holt. Jeff Lundsoed. JeffMiles. Don Bar- stad. Jeff Gempler. Miles Calkins. Erin Fry. CJ Rogers. LB TROSS The Albatross has worked hard this year. correcting and improving the qual- ity ofour school paper. Some believe it has been the best year yet in the history of the Albatross. The staffis kept busy writ- ing. graphing. typing and collecting arti- cles and pictures. The class demands hard work and a lot of after-school time put in. This year's staffwas busy in their dedication and led by advisor Mrs. Rank, deyeloped a perfectionist attitude. l. Being on the Albatross staffinvolvcs a lot ofhard work for Robert Wall. 2. Writing articles is only a fraction ofthe work for Wittney Anderson. 3. Mrs. Rank helps the class develop a perfectionist attitude. 4. There is little time for talk while Mike Hunter has an article to write. but after the work is done. , . 5. Scott Lisea and Crystal Gattey help each other correct the articles they're preparing, 6, Patti Parnell is busy with her dedication of re- porting to the class. 7. With the work done and the paper fresh offthe press. Andy Miller takes a break.

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A Year To Remember . . . Thanks to Student Government 1983- 84 has been a year we will not soon forget. Starting the list of major events was the first dance of the 83-84 year on Septem- ber 9th. Soon after came the ASB card sale and a host of spirited rallies. Above all who can forget the first annual Home- coming Bar B Q, rent a freshman day, and the other various activities put on this school year. Student Government also sponsored the Winter Ball on De- cember 3rd. Spring includes such events as the Ju- 170-ASB niorfSenior Ball, school dances and many more spring activities. aid the community, donated canned foods the underprivileged, and volun- teered for the Blood Bank. mote pride in our school and communi- ty. With their hard work and effort school is much more memorable and enjoyable. we say it was a job well done! ASB Student Government, in an effort to This organization has helped to pro- To the people in Student Government t l z 9 a 5 Z l Row l: Matt Weaver. Mary Garcia. Athena Clark. Sherry Abernethy. Michele Mosley. Micah Stevens. Row 2: Kelly O'Mahony. .lill Cupps, Cheryl Mai- toza. Kelli Clifton, Tori McAdams. Jennifer Poodry. Row 3: Nicole Kamian. John James. Diane Kitayama. Karalee Sringer. Michelle Anderson. Shannon Bonnema. Row 4: Stacy Barsi. Shelly Stewart. Ron Mieeli. Karen Anderson. Susan E McCauly. Linda Powell. Laura Ludeman. Grant Smith, Row 5: Pat Newell. Shannon Holcomb. Rcene Fassbinder. Sabrina Okinioto. Karen Pope. Susan Wise, Holly Furlanic. Crystal Gattey: Row 6: Mr. Barrington. Arlene MaeTavish. Chris Howells. Toni Newton. Nich Anderson. Dan Watson. Brent Chapmen. Michelle Crawford. Chris Burke.