Alexandria High School - Epic Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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Student Council -- l977-78 The main project of the Student Council is promoting spirit. ln order to have funds for the year's activities the representatives and offi- cers began working to raise money during the summer with curb painting and car washes. The school year began with the Soc Hop. After an outstanding homecoming, the Student Council plunged into other projects. Plans for hat sales during football and basketball games showed the spirit that they sought to spread. As new creative ideas became realities, the year promised to be the most spirited one at ASH. 55 Clubs

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Leo Club -- Rooring Good fx 5 . MCI .. ul 'W X ' f A slogan: Theres the Age of Chivalry, and theres the Age of the Leo Club or would you believe behind those rumpled T-shirts there are knights in shining armor? ls it surprising that gallantry and service exist, even when castles are replaced by schools and milk-white steeds by Chevy pickup trucks? Maybe a motive to help other people does not change with the centuries Leo Club members take it on their shoulders to devote their time and energy to the community s good Their reward no longer the satisfaction of seeing slain dragons and rescued princesses comes in knowing that their presence has improved an imperfect world LEFT: OFFICERS: Front Row: Paul Haase, Treasurer, Donald Fritz, Vice-President, Stephanie Duke, Secretary, Walt Laborde, 2nd VicefPresident, Sid Bertheaud, President. 5 i sf 2 v L 'rfi xx LEFT: Front Row: Donald Fritz, Paul Haase. 2nd Row: Melinda Barmore, Tracy Haase, Carol Wade, Tina Duke, Linda Graalman, Ste- phanie Duke, Sid Bertheaud. 3rd Row: Diane McArthur, Tina Miller, Susan Bamburg, Margaret Gremillion, Marion Brown. 4th Row: Annette Clayton, Pam Masson, Chris- tian Creed, Debbie Fowler, Patricia Melder, Chris Chan- dler. 5th Row: Pau! Hiliman, Stephen Kohara, Kyle John' son, Paul Hutcheson, Ricky Nassif, Danette Urbina. 6th Row: Kim Bledsoe, Cindy Neck, Ginger Benson, Katrina Hanley, Tyra Bon- nette. 7th Row: .loe Long, Ron Hinkley, Bruce Kelly, Mark Dunham, David Grif- fith, Walt Laborde. 8th Row: Mike Robair, Duane Urbina, Steve Brandow, Robby Wil- liamson, Brenda Brechtel, Carl Crosby. 57 Clubs