Monterey High School - Chaparral Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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t js the quiet, insignificant currents in a pond con- tinue to flow in a single direction, small eddies form . . . grow . . . and intensify into a swift whirlpool. So the school year began. Individuals plotted a year's events: clubs organized: committees convened . . . and suddenly mid-semester and activities were accel- erated. Prom dreams became realities; Interscholastic competition heightened: class projects, assemblies de- manded attention . . . until finally all 2,200 Plainsmen had been drawn into the swirl of . . . CAMPUS LIFE.

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Student Body Officers Pace Year’s Work Outstanding Plainsmen piloted the Monterey student body through another successful year. These student body officers have delegated responsibilities that they must carry out in order for the Student Council to func- tion. The MHS Council is composed of an All-School Council and four class councils. They sponsored athletic events, parties, extracurricular activities and encour- aged the student body's participation in all activities Monterey offered. Taking time out for a bite to eat are Eldon Fox, chaplain; Gloria Brown, secretary; Janie Kinney, treasurer; Ray Cravy, president; Jan Barnett, head chee eader: and Mike Malcik. vice-president. Photographed at Johnson House 14