Page 164 - CBA 1993 YEARBOOK

High School Student Senate
A Breakthrough In Government
he Student Senate experienced a sharp
change in its leadership for this year by
Telecting its first female fo the presidency.
Jackie Wilson, as CBA class President, brought
a new enlightened view that would maximize
student interest at CBA. Wilson was joined by
vice-president Jamie Tankersley, secretary Jay-
Ion Niekras, and treasurer Jonathan Micale.
The new leadership held many pep rallies
and dances that brought students back for eve­
ning activities. The events were original and
well-planned.
Mr. Roache acted as the moderator for the
organization and provided ample help to the
club. Expenses were carefully watched allowing
the group to pay for new events.
The next officers will have to work hard to
be as successful as this year's leaders. Thank
you to Brother Michael for his help in coordi­
The Student Senate found var­
ious ways to raise funds for their
projects. Jaylon Niekras helps
Mr. Roache gather cans for re­
cycling.
One of the senate's ideas was
to hold a "Tacky Day." Vice-
President Jamie Tankersly pro­
moted the idea in the best way
possible.
nating activities.
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High School Student Senate, Row 1: J. Niekras, J.
Wilson, J. Micale, Row 2: P.J. Kuno, M. Gorman,
A. Purcell, Row 3: S. Panebianco, S. Medicis, E,
Overland, D. Ascioti, D.J. Honold, G. Agnello, Row
4: J. Powell, K. McAvoy, K. Ryan, T, Tangorra, B.
Ferenchak, C. Lampuri, B. Hubbard, Mr. Roache,
Row 5; M. Deskin, K. Romano, C. Sorrell, S. Zdep,
R. Canzano, J, Grady, M. Seely, J, Waiczak