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GIRL’S ADVISORY COUNCIL Standing: Recording Secretary, Barbara Hill; Corresponding Secretary, Vickie Moore; Vice President. Tracey Sims; President, Vanessa Bar more; Mrs. Long; Sponsor. Mrs. Roy Yvette Clements Kneeling: Parlia mentanan, Cassandra Fells; Reporter, Wanda Wynn; Business Manager. Jennifer Jones; Financial Secretary. Jackie Meadows Under the direction of Mrs. Roy Yvette Clements, the Girls' Advisory Council was formed this year at Carver. Representatives and alternates were selected from each session room. The purpose of the council is to meet the needs of each girl at Carver High School. The council serves as a liaison between the student and the faculty. Around Christmas, the council sponsored a Toy Dance. Toys were given to a needy family in the community and with money raised, clothes were bought for the older members. Coffee and donuts were served to the faculty and scratch pads wishing a Merry Christmas were given. Assemblies have been held For Ladies Only” with resource people coming to speak. In the spring, the council plans a clean-up campaign and an educational tour. The Girls' Advisory Council is a wonderful addition to our school. Keep up the fine work Ladies! 127
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MADEMOISELLE Gloria Ray A new honor will be bestowed upon a deserving young lady each month, thanks to its introduction by Mrs. Roy Yvette Clements. Through nomination by any faculty member or student, a young lady who displays exemplary character, poise, cooperation, scholarship and school spirit can qualify for the award. After having reference forms filled out, a select faculty and student committee review the applications and vote. Gloria Ray was the first winner and was named Mademoiselle for the month of January. At the end of the year, all of the months’ recipients will vie for Mademoiselle of the year. 128
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