Walnut Ridge High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Walnut Ridge, AR)

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The Senior Council Organization of the Senior Dinner and Prom occupied the majority of the Senior Council's time. tmiddlej: Gary Cuzzino and Sue Horn are involved in one of their many discussions. tbottoml, members of Council, left to right: Ellen Morrow, Scott Gillespie, Alan Draves, Karen Chamberlain, Patti Marcum, Kathy Burns, Suzy Dickson, lack LeVine, layne Cabral, Becky Painter, Terry Siddle, Sue Horn, Patty Zang, Vickie Thompson, Lauralee Sachs, Diana Flewellen. Council was advised by Mrs. Henning. ninety-nine

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Student Council ttopj, bottom, left to right: Coleen Egan, Kevin McCray, Marianne Kennedy, Suzy Dickson, Cindy johnson, Eric Zoog, Cam Mitchell, Pat Cassidy, middle, left to right: loyce Cray, Ken LeVine, Pam Smith, Darcel Farrow, Vickie Thompson, Paul Vance, Rae Soppel, Tom Stavroff, Bill McKee, top, left to right: Monna Clark, Mary Beth Donaldson, Bobbi Little, Kay Bower, leanne Armstrong, Chris larvis, Dianne Grantham, Cindy jones, Larry Capehart, Shelley Burgoon. The Walnut Ridge Student council tried to get involved with many activities this year. Due to the increased enrollment of the school, the Council was reduced in size in order to accomplish more. Membership was limited to ten members from the junior and Senior Class and twelve members from the Sophomore Class. The Council formed many committees to check into such matters as the traffic and dress code problems, curriculum at Walnut Ridge and the Peace Corps program. Council also sponsored the Scots Are Back buttons that were worn at many school activities this year! Student Council Officers frightj, top to bottom, Leslie Mendelsohn, Pres., Dick Meyer, Vice Pres., lan McKee, Rec. Sec., Cheryl Blum, Corres. Sec., lack LeVine, Treas. ninety-eight

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