Mount Ida High School - Lion Yearbook (Mount Ida, AR)

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STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Ms. Phyllis Mullens, Sponsor, Bates, Reporter, Penny Allen, Parliamentariang Eileen Weston, Jimi Stroope, President: Betty Rowland, Secretaryg Gregg Historian. Featherston, Vice President, Patricia Young, Treasuerg Lisa Iif em, -',. I '- JAQ .ers-2--JLM ' t its. I -W1'4TF'2? ' M A I .....,-...xxx K., Y' . fx 4 ABOVE, MIDDLE, Penny Allen, Ms. Mullens, and Betty Rowland display the Lions license plates sold as a combined Jimi Stroope, Ms. Mullens, and Penny Allen overlook as Ben- SCh00I-Spirit activity and money-raising project. AT BOTTOM, ny Weston votes in the Student Council's mock presidential Eileen Weston, MIHS Queen, rides on her bicentennial float election, in which Jimmy Caffef WON- 0fQ3niZafi0nSf47 saluting Betsy Ross.

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Student Council Student Council is an organization of work and fun whose main objective is to help students express their ideas and to improve student-faculty relationships. its major projects are preparing a float for the fair parade, decorating for the homecoming festivities, and financing delegates to Boys State and Girls State. Membership consists of elected class representatives and presidents of all clubs and classes. The picture at right shows the fair exhibit, which contrasts the old school building with the new. Student Council members are shown below. FRONT ROW: Lisa Bates, Betty Rowland, Jimi Stroope, Patricia Young, Eileen Weston, Gregg Featherston, Ms. Phyllis Mullens, spon- sor. SECOND ROW: Kay Burrow, Bill Stroope, Ken Warneke, Michael Lybrand, Darrell Bostow, Echo Relic, Shari May, Becky Lambert, Christy Taylor. THIRD ROW: Matthew Black, Chester Bryant, Les Harper, Jimmy Spurlin, Clark Davis, Benny Weston, Phillip Whisenhunt, Dena Kostelnik, Margie Watkins. 46!Organizations

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Beta Club The main objective of the Beta Club is to promote scholarship, leadership, and citizenship qualities in the school. Membership is made up of students of the tenth grade through the twelfth grades that have met and main- tained the grade-point requirement. One of the continuing projects of the Beta Club is to provide volunteer teacher aids at the elementary school, who perform such tasks as grading papers, erecting bulletin boards, etc. Activities of the Club this year in- cluded spring and fall picnics, arthritis fund drive, the State Convention in January, and the fund-raising project of selling candy. FRONT ROW: Lyndi Richmond, June Scott Margie Watkins Tammy Greeson Patricia Young Mrs Lucille Phillips Spon sor. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Boyd Dena Kostelnlk Karen Phillips Kay Kitchens Kathy Splllman Kay Harder Nancy Black Joyce Gray, Kim White, Laverne Black Becky Griffith Mary Boyd Stella Penlnger Roberta Demby Phyllis Young Becky Wharton. BACK ROW: Richard Carter Benny Weston Brent Standridge Pat Campbell Wade Abernathy Mike Spillman Phillip Whisenhunt, Roy Hocker Floyd Worden Mark Davis Gregg Featherson Troy Caudle Tommy Fortier Shane Goodner, Mike Scurlock. 48!Organizations