Lakeside High School - Ram Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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I-i Student Council Of ficers left to right Toni Bowlin Report son Treasurer Cyndy Plummer Secretary Andrew Beverley Vice Pres: dent, Cathy Drake President erp Susan 'Thomp: middle left - Lakeside girls show enthusiasm during spirit week middle right - Magician Don Brandon explains his plans to cut Steve Garners head off, while Becky O'Bryant Leslie Thomas and Dawna Davis look on lower left - President Cathy Drake and Representative Kurt Johnston get down at SC sponsored homecoming dance lower right - Mr. Watts and Kim Foster draw raffle ticket for groceries

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YS IIIID GIRIS STIITE Boys and Girls State: back row - John Varnedore, Kurt Johnston, Ernie Cook, front row - Lori George, Kim Foster Three boys and two girls were chosen to represent Lakeside as del- egates to Boys and Girls State. This is a significant honor because sever- al students are carefully reviewed by members of the faculty scholarship committee, which is appointed by the principal. The students reviewed are selected according to their scho- lastic achievements, character, and service, not only to their school, but also to their community and church. The purpose of Boys and Girls State is to provide a better under- standing of the local, state, and na- tional governmental procedures. During the students' stay at Boys and Girls State, a mock government is established. Each delegate is re- quired to campaign for an official po- sition. After the election of officials, the winners preside over their du- ties, taking their governmental re- sponsibilities seriously and making important decisions. Each delegate who has attended Boys and Girls State returns to his community with a deeper appreciation and a better understanding of his or her govern- ment. , , cm, rf 1-.f...W, I A T K I W fffdfvggeyl s Flag Raisers: left to right- John Edwards, David Shipper, Mike Rathbun. and Mike Jones. -g-, nw . i 'f 1 141

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