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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Beta Club: Sitting left to right - Lynn Norwood, Secretary, Barbara Brown, Treasurer, An- drew Beverley, Vice- Presidentg Cindy Jen- nings, President, Lisa Godwin, Reporter, sec- ond row - Dawn Moffit, Melissa Wilson, Kim Fos- ter, Toni Bowlin, Mike Horibe, Laura Thompson, Stacy Haggard, third row - Greg Watermann, Tommy Cooper, Julie Maeder, Marsha Oliver, Becky O'Bryant, Beth Hill, Tamra Bowlin, Bill Mc- Donnell, John Varnedore, Kurt Johnston, Cathy Drake, Valerie Cloud, Joni Davis, Linda Taylor, Don- na Larkin, saundra Stur- dy, Joe Williams, fourth row - Mark Talley, Jeff Bo- gard, Wade Espenchied, Barbara Underwood, Cyndy Plummer, Ernie Cook, Donna Johnson, and Steve Boling. fi 1 .jx Mp? r an-' , f I 4 a xy Yr, - Wi . S' fi ' f ,,l, A . ' I . ax -l Beta Club is an academic organiza- tion whose purpose is to recognize those students who excel scholastical- ly. During the fall, new members were inducted in a formal ceremony. Beta Club members carried lunch trays for donations to the Arthritis Foundation. On Valentine's Day they held a pro- gram for the children in the Levi Hospi- tal and continued to support the Arthri- tis Foundation throughout the school year. middle left - The Beta Club induction includes both Juniors and Seniors. middle right- Beta Club members turn in money from carrying trays to Treasurer Barbara Brown, bottom left - Tamra Bowlin, Dawn Moffit and Lisa Godwin make plans for the Levi Arthritlc Hospital Valentine party. bottom right - President Cindy Jennings shows school spirit. l if K F. me