Tom C Clark High School - Witness Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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S Lou Wllllams gives last minute instructions students In filling out the Homecoming court 5-gpggws mf: we: M V Mmffl Pam Cromey dishes out Strawberry Cheesecake flavored Blue Bell ice cream to raise money for Easter Seals. Mitch Finnie and Lane Bishop wait for their turn to talk to the fifth graders at the Locke Hill Elementary School campaign against smoking, ' 'AWithout Student Council I think that W -'ann V 1-g.' A FE X I I, school would be less unrfred and active It 1 S' ff l' Q brings the school together if - , f r 711 ' L ' A Senror ,, V f l, f il r

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Student Council officers are Lou Williams, spon- sor, Mike Mascheck, historian, Corey Chandler, parliamentariang Leonard Saenz, vice president, Vicki Cook, secretary, Ellen Warrick, treasurer, Pam rx,-me ...cl Cromey, president, Lauri Jehl, corresponding secretary, LaRhesa Moon, chaplain, Susan Williams, reporter. em!! ,um X., Displaying the hall directions are ltta Held, Gay Pendergraff, Shannon Coln, Kirsten Olsson, Aundrea we W0 1, Q- ,r Showing off the display cabinet are Brenda Mueller, Kelley Clay, Lauri Jehl, Bo Murgo, Jamie Croft, Kevin Dooney, Scott Foster. Martinez, Frank Menchaca, Denise Zimmerman, Lisa Brown, Leonard Saenz. Setting up the popcorn machine are Lisa Felix, Mike Ferandez, Marsha Weil, Tracy Birnbaum, Melin- da Fritz, Corey Chandler, Scott Zook, Bobby Renmers, Tim Jordan, Javi Trevino, A. J. Knaggs. ,-,sf 5 ' A ygri Q Q 90N'r A ' ..' , I .i L, pyv- J X L' ' f L ' ' f tw s'ss'i A ,gf Showing the Great American Smokeout posters are Leah Williams, Alyssa Klein, Allison Cromey, Alan Russell Fischer, Scott Klenke, Gail Barabe, Tracey Drum. Jones, Vicki Cook, Dina Carpenter, Teresa Brown, Students get chance for i leadership j Nl think Student Council is great! said Gay Pendergraff. lt gives students a chance to air their views and to speak out. This was the main goal of Student Coun- cil-to get the students more involved. lt makes you feel like you're more a part of the school, said Chris Keefe. X Projects to help with school administraf tion were taken on by the group, such as pre-registration, third period an- nouncements and freshman officer elec- tions. These adminstrative duties helped take the load off of the people in the office. Many projects were organized and sponr sored by the Student Council to get the stu- dent body involved in the school. They sponsored dances, two spirit weeks fone in October, the other in April during Fiesta Weeki, club intramurals, the Supreme Ball, sold popcorn and exchanged football spiril gifts. In addition, they participated in many service projects for the community. Thes included the American Cancer Society' Great American Smokeout, the Elf Louis project, the Alcohol Awareness survey, th Christian Children's Fund, the March o Dimes Walk America, and the Easter Seal Blue Bell ice cream sales, This was th first time l've seen a student body s involved in the school activities, said Din Carpenter. lt was organized very well.' Teresa Brown added, They organized a lot of things to keep the students workin hard. B esides all these projects, they also ha things to do for the Student Council organization itself. They attended many workshops including the TASC worksho at San Angelo State University, the district workshop at Marshall High School, the ad vanced leadership workshop at Del Rio, the district workshop at La Pryor, the Trinity leadership workshop and their own Clark leadership workshop. They also at- tended the Student Council district ban- quet, the district meeting in Bandera, the district convention in Bandera and the state convention in Austin. Plus, they hosted the first district Student Council meeting and ran the district picnic. One reason for this large involvement was due to the fact that Clark represented the district as honorary vice president.

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Student Council is a good way to meet new people and to make your school a more organized place. ,svfdc KR students to get involved in school affairs, and it gives a better understanding of stu- dent life. It 's really great. ' 5 ' R' ,g .i ,rl . .Ah Iyfffu Marcie West Senior r 2' L Student Council ' ,. V 71 . f 1 ' if Student Council is an opportunity for ' ' ' - ,A . ,' 1. f.',,5,N A , yfffs: I .,,.. , kg V l , 5 1 X ,I 1 V . Guy Gadeke, Craig Hejtmancik and Leonard Saenz represent the hard working and dedicated Student Council at the state convention held in Austin, Student Council officers and sponsor Mrs. Lou Williams set up the Supreme bid table during fourth period lunch. 1 sa W Q 'pp i z nwurtt Ill! 8 I? P' . 'AOA Vicki Cook instructs Guy Gadeke on how to hang the streamers for the Supreme Ball at the Granada Royale Hometel. Craig Hejtmancik Freshman Student Council 34 Clubs