Prescott High School - Hassayamper Yearbook (Prescott, AZ)

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A YEAR OF MEMORIES lot of spirit and memories made up Student Council. There were afternoons spent hanging up post- ers, or evenings spent blowing up balloons. Then of course there's the Snickers or stick candy that had to be sold by Friday. The enthusiasm that Student Council generated and the feeling of being a part of it all may be what attracted students to join in the fun. We can learn to work together with all of us working to our poten- tial, commented Student Body President Katie Fine, “It's all been worth it, looking back and knowing that we've had a lot of fun, and done o satisfying job, Fine said. Senior Class President, Kristi McDowell said that the 1987-1988 senior class was more willing to par- ticipate and enthusiastic about ac- tivities. She had a lot to prepare her- self for. The senior class sponsored the Christmas Dance, and the tradi- tional gift the seniors give to the school every year; but McDowell was also in charge of Homecoming '87: “Badger the Wolverines. Student Council members spent every day in Student Leadership There are two types of people in the world: doers and wishers. Student Council are doers. -Bill Gahn class debating back and forth on vital issues In a place where you must quickly learn to com- I promise, the “““ atmosphere ranged from mostly relaxed to sometimes very stressful. “This is the backbone of the Student Council at Prescott High, pointed out McDowell. Not only did Coach Bill Gann teach leadership on the football field, but he also had the opportuni- ty to bring it to the classroom. It was his first year as sponsor and it gave him opportunities he thought he'd never have “I like the enthusiasm; they motivate me, said Gahn. Dian Hall, senior, said, “Student Council is the best high school ex- perience I've had. LEFT: Student Body President Katie Foe was responsible tor leading ol Student Council meetings (Photo by Tom McCowan) 29

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28 RIGHT: Homeroom representatives, student body officers. and class officers make up the student council 4 £ VA Jfi 41 ■■■■ ■ ffo ■, V . ; y s c wi ABOVErWaiting to be dunked at the Yavapai County Fair are juniors Dare i FWgendorf and Julie Kolar who were raising money for student council LEFT:Junior Melanie Hinson poses a question to the entire student council which met monthly, (AH photos by

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BELOW: With fixed attention upon him, Mr. Rudy Navarro teaches his class new shorthand symbols. RIGHT Justin Bryce, junior, and Anne Bellesi. sophomore, pay close attention to the instructions being given in typing class Typing aided students in job entry skills ABOVE: Trying to stay awake, Mitch McCann, sophomore, drowsily does his accounting Preparation of financial forms and basic accounting procedures were performed m this class RIGHT Lecturing can be lengthy for students and even for Mr George Wiant. the General Business teocher General Business acquainted students with every day business situations (Photo by Carie White) 30