Dierks High School - Outlaw Yearbook (Dierks, AR)

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,.f5Q . ,, , ,,. 4 . i r2 g The Student Council tried to raise school spirit this year. As in the past, they sponsored spirit week. Each day gave students an opportunity to show the Outlaws they supported them by dressing up in the required garb. Each class participated in a contest to see which grade had the most supportive Outlaw fans. The senior class barely nosed out the juniors for the number one spot. The Student Council also bought a bulletin board for the hall which is used to announce school events. Keeping the campus clean and unlittered is another accomplishment of the Council. It is an honor to be selected to the Student Coun- cil. Officers were selected by the student body who voted on the candidates after a week of campaigning and speech making. Mrs. Cox, the Student Council adviser, was al- ways busy trying to help the students of D. H. S. be the best they could be. Mrs. Cox gets ready for the next class. Many students participated in Student Council elections. Adviser - Mrs. Cox, President - Susan Turner, Vice Presi- dent- Becky lohnson, Secretary - Karen Frachiseur, Trea- surer - Michala Shaw, Reporter - Karen Bray, Karla White, Andy Norwood, Brad Bray, Scott McRae, Rhonda Stokes, Teresa Morris, lon Dowdy. Paula Kesterson, Brad Garner, Suzanne Walters, Kevin Helms, Greg Seale, Kevin Powell. Ben Gilbert, Shanon Young, Rashael Risner, Tammy Krantz, lason Hill. Laurie Alexander, Dustin lcenhower, Becky Melson. 102 Organizations is Q 1 J'l W Q

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4 fi-,M-, 2 :IM New eeel ggikgaff ,iaPay,, Jr yay ,M ,,,,, M., ,,,,,, Brenda, Michelle, and lulie yell for the team. Senior High mascot, Taylor Miller. David lohnson and Casey Chambers model the new styles al Dierks High School. Kevin plays at the bon fire.

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To be chosen as a member of National Honor Society is one of the highest honors at D.H.S. A student has to have a 3.00 grade average to be nominated. Then wg, M 2' -,,,5. H sie' : '2Q1l, the teachers vote on the nominees 1 ' S W on the basis ofleadership, charac- i i ' i ter, scholarship and service. After T AVV. S the members were chosen, an ini- :E tiation process began. The senior ' members chose three days during which the nominees had to m f' dance, sing, carry on treasure V1 'i2 2 E a k hunts, dress up in ridiculous cos- a tumes, and ha ve egg rolling races. National Honor Society is a ser- Q V vice organization. As one project im e .-.- J' this year, they provided food and 3 55 5' ' refreshments for the coaches and M referees at the Christmas tourna- ment. Mrs. Moore is the adviser for the Honor Society. These babes were inducted into the National Honor Society. Linda Moore - Adviser, David lohnson - Reporter, Karen Frachiseur - Treasurer, Susan Turner - Secre- tary, Shane Moore - Vice President, lon Dowdy - President, Karla White, Andy Norwood, Dale Harris, Paula Kesterson, Sheila Lott, Laura Holloway, Laura Brooks, Becky lohnson, Betsy Stokes, Casey Cham- bers, Greg Seale, Mary Pinkerton. Organizations 103