Marana High School - El Tigre Yearbook (Marana, AZ)

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Variety and student body interest were some of Student Council's goals 1. The Council kept students informed of special Christmas events. 2. Peggy listens attentively as the Chair reviews the agenda. 3. Many students appear to express their opinions at an open student Council meeting. 4. Doug is in disagreement with Dottie's decision. ZX M1 4 a...:x-fl Student Council 13

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Cowhey provides leadership for MHS Student Council This year, Student Council worked hard to reach their goals for im- provement of campus life. They promoted spirit by sponsoring Spirit Week and many other activities, such as Junior Olympics. To get the Christmas spirit going, they sponsored a dance, with music by Force They also led caroling in all the Marana school areas, and presented Lost Horizon at all the Marana schools. The Council worked hard to keep the students aware of what was going on. They held an open meeting in which all students were welcome to come and ask any ques- tions of or about the Council. 1. Student Body Officers: Pat Altamirano, Corresponding Secretary, Lois Baldwin, Recording Secretary, Donnine Pierson, Vice-Presidentg and Kevin Cowhey, President. 2. Student Council Members: FRONT ROW Chris Bustamonte, Becky Taylor, Steve Sommerville, Allena Snyder, Cindy Rodriguez, Diana Young, Chris Cartalanog SITTING: Dee Ann Davis, Peggy De Luca, Pat Altamirano, Donnine Pierson, Kevin Cowhey, Lois Baldwin, Susie Barnett, Kelly Patton STANDING: Barbie Horton, Melissa Berry, JoAnn Islas, Karen Singleton, Ronna Bauer, Patricia Twarog, Charlie Joe Shemwell, Claire Woods, Laura Brannock, Sr. Urquides, Lynda Speer, Suzanne Hill, Gail Pat- erson, Lydia West, Annette Willoughby, Geri Cashen, Doug Miff1in, Dottie James 12 Student Council

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Members bring ideas T.R.A.G.Y.C. CTraffic Representatives of Arizona's Governor Youth Councill had a busy year providing traffic safety messages for the school and community. The members attended a convention Oct.7-9 in Phoenix, where they went to different workshops on traffic safety. In Jan. 24-28 they sponsored a TRAGYC week. They did such activities as car window washing in which they left a message about traffic safety, sold for- tune cookies with a traffic safety messages in- side, had a driving while intoxicated demonstra- tion using two 19 year old University of Arizona students, they showed the movie For Want of a Seat Belt,', a film about a woman's real experi- ence while she wasn't wearing her seat belt, and to top off the week they had a school assembly where Connie Sousa, the head of state, spoke. The Arizona Assocation of Student Councils met in Windowrock, Arizona this year. The mem- bers brought back many new ideas. iff'