Coolidge High School - President Yearbook (Coolidge, AZ)

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Summer spiced by various activities As summer approached, students looked for- ward to the rest and fun it brings. But for several CUHSers this did not hold true last summer. Starting off the summer was the FBLA Na- tional Convention in Miami Beach, Florida at which the Coolidge Parliamentary Procedure Team cap- tured a clean second place title. Those honored as Boys' and Girls' Staters in- creased their knowledge of the way our government worked as they attended their respective conven- tions. Coolidge was honored by the positions won by the Staters. Some of these were Mark Hanna, Supreme Court Judge, and Craig Shaw, Represent- ative to the House of Representatives. Girl Staters also captured titles with Deann Kleck winning Chairwoman of Precinct Committee and Liz Tripp becoming County Sheriff. Also included were various workshops. Scott Johnson, Mark Hanna, Craig Shaw, and Verne Mc- Kamey traveled to Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas where a wider scope of the debate scene was given. Greg Christensen and Kenny Lee attended a similar type workshop at Arizona State University. Various high honors were received by both groups. To expand their scientific knowledge Nancy iw' Smiles of achievement beamed from FBLAers Deanna Wuertz, John Masters, Glenn Lane, Terri Platt and Suzanne Simmons after winning second in national competition. Masters and Bruce Bodsen attended conventions on environmental studies where they did extensive projects on some part of the ecology. Finally, in order for this year's President to be the best, our editor, Mike Urton, wentto North- ern Arizona University in July for the annual Year- book Editor Seminar W its 'W Bruce Bodson and Nancy Masters attended camps in Michi- gan and Texas where they studied problems concerning Ricky Felix looked on as Alvaro Chavez of Panama and Claudio ecology. Montero of Bolivia taught Miss Maya a few Spanish terms.

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40 Homecoming, the Junior Senior Prom, Freak Week, Western Week, and others: These are all places and activities where stu- dents are getting together to have a little fun, and just be with one another while sharing laughter, disappointment, and dreams. Many friendships and experiences are brought about when students get together to partic- ipate in the wealth of activities offered at CUHS. Getting together, a very important as- pect of a healthy student life.

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