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Governing The Student Body
The CBA Way Is Alive And Well
In the 1990-91 school year, the High School Student Senate had three goals: First, to serve as the mouthpiece to the administration as to what the students wanted. Secondly, they wanted to voice to the student body what the ad­ ministration wanted. Lastly, and most importantly, the Student Senate wanted to be considered hard working.
All in all, the HS Student Sen­ ate was pleased with the school year and hoped that the follow­
A lot of good ideas come from the JH Student Senate. P. J. Kuno expresses one of them to Lina Yusim and Joe Walczac, who are listening attentively.
The JH Student Senate planned many activities. The banner to the “Boys From Syracuse” 174th Tactical Fighter Wing is one of the most important projects of the year.
ing year’s Student Senate would do an even better job. The Stu­ dent Senate would like to thank all the members, moderator Brother Casimir, SADD and its moderator, Mr. Barnaba, and the whole CBA community.
The Junior High Student Sen­ ate was highly active and enthu­ siastic throughout the year. They tried to have one event every month, or every two weeks if possible. Besides planning danc­ es and instituting a suggestion box, the JH Student Senate held a patriotic day in support of the troops in the Persian Gulf. They
made a banner that was sent to the “Boys from Syracuse”, the 174th Tactical Fighter Wing sta­ tioned in Saudi Arabia. Other creative plans included selling lollipops for Valentine’s day and planning three dances in the sec­ ond semester.
The JH Student Senate was co-advised by Mrs. Wleklinski and Mrs. Irwin. Both were en­ thusiastic about the kids’ work. Mrs. Wleklinski stated, “All ideas are from the students themselves.”
The JH Student Senate meets every Tuesday after school. In this meeting, the
In yet another meeting, Shannon Gor- mel, Lina Yusim, and Adam Kara- zuba plan the next week’s activities. Their Student Senate had new ideas from the students every time they met.
members listen as Mrs. makes a suggestion.
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Leading the HS Student Senate can be fun as well as stressful. Charles Horton demonstrates this as he tries to make one of his ideas understood by the other members.