Hoover Middle School - Talon Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Organizations form an integral part of our school. Under the guidance of an alert Student Council, orga Shelly Moler and Mark Monsey, Safety Coun- cil representatives, examine an extinguisher in A Hall to assure safety in the school. nizations run smoothly and fill the need for social and civic responsibilities. Various organizations sponsored a diversity of proj- ects. The Student Council sponsored two major ac- tivities, Citizenship Week and the Toys for Tots drive. The main project ofthe Honor Society was the Christmas door decoration contest. The Math Club held meetings with varied programs. Hoover's Safety Council planned emergency exits. The cheerleaders and members of the Pep Club promoted school spirit at sports events. Plays were presented to the student body by the Speech Club. Hoover's greatest achievement in participation is realized through organizations. through programs of clubs On Do Something For Your School Day during Citi- zenship Week, Student Council representatives spruce up our school by putting up fences. New initiates to the National Junior Honor Society enjoy a tea given for them after a formal initiation.