Canyon Del Oro High School - Anos De Oro Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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l74lSFAB Pulling ogeth er i G :N ,A 'R s his WMS Page 174: Picture I, The S.F.A.B. meets to discuss a student complaint. Picture 2, Mr. Ritchie discusses problems with the other members of S.F.A.B. club. Picture 3, Mrs. Sullivan takes note of the situation. Picture 4, The S.F.A.8. breaks up after solv- ing some student problems. A .,,.,.,,k, at K Faculty Administration Board, attempted to In it's fourth year at Canyon del Oro, the Stu 1 the problem of students renting instead of pur ing books from the bookstore. The S FA B comprised of twelve members: six students, faculty members, one administrator and one c selor. Generally, the board met once a week At meetings, which were supervised by John Rit the members examined problems, complaints, suggestions given to them by the student body board was the way all Canyon students could their complaints to the faculty.

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tudents in Government Q . ,-xr K 1 'Sim , x Ju., . ' rx hm X is- .J Q .M K N ' Tlff- P' fa xv w S X is ..-Af' -:QM fy? -, in -M T' -ef iff P 31 The Canyon del Oro Student Government gave stu- dents representation in the functions of the school. It was made up of the Student Government and a Faculty-Administration Board. Meeting twice and often three times a week, class officers and students discussed ideas and future plans for school activities with Teacher-Administration Counselors. Their main goal was to encourage school spirit among the stu- dents and to get them involved and participating in the various activities. They sponsored many of the noon-time activity functions. The S.F.A.B. was made up of six students and six faculty members. Its pur- pose was to consider the old school policies and try to develop new and better ones. ,l 1 , t 4 Student Governmentfl 73

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f X 4 I Keep on Hikin The first hike of the year was along the Butterfly Trail on Mt. Lemmon. The Hiking Club also made numerous hikes in the Tucson Mountains, the Catali- nas, and the Santa Rita Mountains. There were 18 members in the club. The members paid their own way since there were no fund raising activities. The Club's spokesman for the year was Will Spalding. During the year, the club had speakers from the Mountain Rescue Association talk about safety while hiking. The philosophy of the club was to meet other hikers and to make information available to other hikers. Meetings were held at least several times a month in Mr. Gibson's room. A . 'A 2 'Q . .QP -yn., a'- 44 Page 175: Caption l, Members of hiking club start off early in the morning. Picture 2, Hiker returns from Pima Canyon Trail. l Hiking Clubfl 75