Monterey High School - Chaparral Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Direct Council Affairs

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Student Body Officers Guided by Student Body Officers, Monterey Student Council, in an effort to unite the largest student body in the history of the school, co-ordinates as well as directs all important activities. Through this leader- ship, the entire student population is incorporated into all Monterey functions in a combined effort for success. In order to better equip themselves as leaders, the newly-elected officers attend summer workshops, which enable them to work closely with the students and administration. Running for President of the Texas Asso- ciation of Student Councils created extra work and added responsibilities for the council officers. Linda Williams, Mike Mai- cik, Marcie White, Jay Ribblc and Janie Kinney prepare campaign material to use at the election held at the state conven- tion in Houston. Leadership, experience and prestige were objectives of the cam- paign for the state office.

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Committees Co-ordinate Susan Warshaw, Mike Atkinson, Arlene 8arasch and Janie Kinney form the backbone of the Assembly committee. Whenever a school activity is announced, the students of Monterey can be sure a Student Council committee has begun planning and working for a successful party or assembly. Each committee is un- der the direction of a capable leader who is respon- sible for such events as Cowtown MHS, Mardi Gras, Exchange Assembly and the Rey Rosters. Committee chairmen are appointed by the Executive Committee of the Student Council, with the exception of the Chaplain and the Parliamentarian, who are elected by the Council members. Sherry Smith and Kay Hubbard, as chairmen of the Recreation committee, make arrangements for all school social activities. Preparing Christmas decorations for the halls of MHS arc Robert Whitchill, chairman; John Sparks, Larry Ewing, Merle Wiser and Barbara Cody, members of the Plant and Decoration committee.