Bernie High School - Cotton Boll Yearbook (Bernie, MO)

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OFFICERS: Seated: DeWayne Zimmerman, Reporter: Noel Botsch, Vice-President; Sammy Dortch, President; Charlotte Link, Secretary. Rosemary Manley, Historian, is not pic- tured. Miss Ermadean Forester sponsors the group. feeta GIuJjl a QwUj, Ijecui 1.5 uilding a foundation for a lifetime of service to our school, community, state, and nation. stablishing character traits that will remain a part of us long after we leave high school. graining our minds to do their utmost and our wills to carry out our worth- while ideas Achieving goals we have set for our- selves and learning that achieving is also succeeding.

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I' The Student Council members are: (seated) Fred Tanner, (standing) Kenny Kifer, Steve Kifer, Kay Pruett, Marsha Terry, Janis Riddle, Eddie Crow, Martha Newton, Marsha Mills, and David Walker. Council ICe pA, The Student Council of Bemie High School successfully ended another year under the steadfast leadership of Fred Tanner, President; Janis Riddle, Vice President; Kay Pruett, Secretary; Martha Newton, Treasurer; and Marsha Terry, Reporter. Mr. R. H. McCoin is their advisor. The Student Council sponsored sock hops, which followed home bas- ketball games, held a dance on De- cember 7 in order to get books and magazines, for the boys in Viet Nam, kept the activities sign in front ot the high school building up-to-date, and worked in the concession stand during home basketball games. It proved to be a very busy, but very gratifying year.

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The Beta Club enjoyed one of its most success- ful years in 1965-66. Much of its success was due to the early planning that was done by the officers and the subsequent planning by commit- tees . The group continued with its usual projects of the Ice-Cream Concession, Coat and Hat Check and selling Christmas cards. For the second consecutive year, they visited a rest home in Bloomfield during the Christmas season. They carried with them a box of fruit, nuts, candy, and cookies and small personal gifts. They operated the Concession Stand during the Bernie Invitational Tournament, bought floral pieces for the office, sponsored Teacher Appreciation Week, and attended the Beta Convention in St. Louis. One of the most important projects was the Beta Scholarship fund. A $200 award was pre- sented to a senior on Achievement Day by the Beta president. This was begun by the 1963-64 group when they presented a $100 award to Lindell Eads. The 1964-65 group presented a $200 award to Sheryl Palmer. The recipient of the award is chosen by the Betas. At right are various scenes of the Key Induction Ceremony held last October. At this ceremony, fourteen new members were admitted to the Beta Club. Below is a picture of the bulletin board in the Teachers' Lounge as it appeared during Teacher Appreciation Week. At the extreme left are pictures of the Rest Home Committee; Nancy Botsch, Sam Dortch, Barbara Sides, and Martha Newton. At the extreme lower left is the Teacher Appreciation Committee; Noel Botsch, Yolanda Murphy, Nancy Miller, and Janis Riddle.