Coolidge High School - President Yearbook (Coolidge, AZ)

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council creates leaders Looking over CHS this year as student body officers are: Wade Welch, Cole, Pres. Not pictured are Ragie Morrow Soc Chair and Scott Treas Terri Skousen, Sec., Theresa Behrens, Vice Pres., and Skip Sipes, Pub. Dir. 1. Scott Sipes, Publicity director, helps decorate the senior and freshman Homecoming truck. 2. Student council sponsors the noon-time activities such as the orange pass which Skip Blanchard is demonstrating, 3. Members actively participate in a discussion. 'ai' . 'Q Ignorance is bliss, so says Skip Cole, Student Body President at the opening assembly this year, sponsored by the Student Council He stressed the importance of getting involved in Student activities this year. After this was said, Council members performed a laws chant. Homecoming Week, Freak Week, Twirp Week, and Western Week were all well prepared by the Council. The Homecoming Week parade, an assembly, and half time activities were also well planned by the Council and showed precision timing. The Council tried to help the Freshmen adjust to High School life with the Welcome dance and painting of C Mountain. A privilege was bestowed upon the Council by the administration, with an invitation for Council members to participate in the North Central Evaluation. Members took care of the Marquee board, and helped with the Student of the Month Program. Elections were held in the Spring. Over all the executive members showed strong leadership abilities. Roxanne Hiscox, Publicity Director, was replaced by Scott Sipes at the end of the 1st semester. All the members of the Student Council tried their best to represent the students in their needs and wants. 'U' l l l

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