Yuma Union High School - El Saguaro Yearbook (Yuma, AZ)

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Council is student go vernmeni 1 Student Body Officers, Class of 1988 Mark Jessen-President, Brenda Mayle- President Becky Garcia-Vice President, Lara Belt- Vice President Melissa Roddy-Treasurer, Stephanie Pike- Treasurer ESTNSI' Smiih-Recording Secretary, Taleen Injeian-Secretary Julie Miller-Corresponding Secretary, Class of 1989 Appointed Officers, Corbett Upton- President Elaine Gossman-Publicity Manager, Vince Espinoza-Vice President Michelle Syverson-Social Manager, Theresa Gossman-Treasurer Jeannie Wah-School Board Representative, Jodi Clayton-Secretary Class of 1986 Kevin Borland-President Noel Whitaker-Vice President Paulette Schumack-Treasurer Sonya Ochoa-Secretary Class of 1987 Mary Longdail-President Robin Kelley-Vice President Jesse Munoz-Treasurer Marie Nidecker-Secretary 22 STUDENT COUNCIL

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Photographers clown around, but they take their work seri- ously. News reporters and photographers report and photograph the latest news and events that occur in the world. The news either comes out everyday or weekly but in the case of THERMO the news is reported every 2 or 3 weeks and delivered during third period to stu- dents and faculty. Hunting and searching for people to be inter- viewedg rewriting for what seems the hundredth time and sitting infront of a typewriter is what THERMO staffers do for an hour each day. THERMO photographers, of course, must not be forgotten. They develop filmg print pho- tos according to specifications of staffers or advisor and have arguments among them- selves as to who is going to take the dullest photo assignment. THERMO staffers and photographers put a lot of time and effort into the school newspa- per. So next time you hold a THERMO in your hands read the stories, and who knows you THERMO Editorial Board primly poses for the camera. 4Ps5,,,,- V x X3 A . n jd M 91. 'X may find them interesting! is x , t 75 x -W Uv ss ny., . fs Q.. , 5 . Q . vm. .... 'yd S VJ

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The success of any school year is determined by many things, including the number of activities and events. Un- der the direction of Mr. David Psolka, student council has been very busy and their hard work has paid off. Council is composed of student body officers elected in the Spring, appointed officers in manager positions and class officers. Other special people, such as foreign ex- change students, are also on Council. From taking ID pictures at registration time, to helping with graduation, Student Council is always serving the students and staff. Extra busy events include Yuma-Kofa week, Homecoming and the Leadership Workshop. Council meets daily during the fifth period to take care of routine business of approving club activities and setting student policy. Council is the voice of the student, through the elected officers, and many concerns have been taken through Council to the administration and School Board. Student Council at Leadership Workshop STUDENT COUNCIL 23