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SCA Council FR — Stephanie Hulsey, Vice President; Ernest Jessee, President; Tim Jessee, Secretary- Treasurer 2nd R — Rhonda Martin, Aprille Austin, Martha Campbell, Bob Bratton, Kevin Castle, Gary Hale, 3rd R — Robin Banner, Sharon Kiser, Suzi Osborne, Jeff Kite, Greg Johnson, Laura Hodges, Kathy Dish- man BR — James Sluss, Janet Salyer, Betty Porter, Eric Hodges, Amber Os- borne, Marla Kiser A place The Student Cooperative Association has grown from an organized group of repre- sentative students into an en- thusiastic association that has given the students, the facul- ty, and the community sup- port and a new sense of school spirit. The dedicated officers often brought leader- ship to the many students as well as entertainment. Often undertaking difficult tasks, the responsive SCA members struggled over such obstacles as student-faculty relations, White Christmas, raising money to send two boys and two girls to Boys’ and Girls’ State, and Homecoming. The Rhonda Generation It’s just my size! 30 SCA ... Mat- thew Wharton and Robbie Cassell hype up the SCA elections. ... Achild spon- sored by the SCA White Christ- mas program looks over his new, pe s, : The SCA provides a link between the students and the faculty. It gives the students a forum in which to voice their concerns and opinions. Summing up the activities and achievements, President Ernest Jessee proclaimed, “White Christmas was our greatest accomplishment. The faces of the little kids when they opened their gifts at Christmas touched the hearts of everyone.” Stephanie Hulsey, vice president; Tim Jessee, secre- tary-treasurer; and Ernest Jes- see helped keep the SCA run- ning at a productive speed. The times they felt lost they . gms warm jacket purchased with SCA BY funds. all our own — were able to turn to their two sponsors, Mrs. Linda Miotke and Mrs. Lynn Ramsey, for help and a shoulder upon which to lean. The SCA originally planned to start a special pro- ject such as buying some- thing for the build ing or com- munity. However, money and lack of time prevented any such project. All in all, the SCA per- formed well above and be- yond the call of duty which made the school truly our school. By Sonia Long
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