Brookland Cayce High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Cayce, SC)

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Keywanettes' president Rachel Drafts accepts the club charter from Kiwanis club members. i Club members Fran Phipps, Lori Grant and Rebecca Drafts show dif- ferences of opinion at a Keywanet- tes meeting. fir av rt Guests of honor at the Keywanettes Banquet listen attentively to the speaker. Organizationsf69

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Keywanettes officers: Rachel Drafts, Karen Addy, Lori Grant, Pam Rowe, Ruth Todd, janice 'l Hughes, Tammie Hook, jennie Rivers. I vt.. r s', Mft., Q n N . .H,a.,g, 1 Vf. rl N. . .. o, f L. ,-J- 1 'T-E 't 'ffm Tl'-H 'lf .JI 1.7, A A , - ,i e 42.--j -vfmig i K F. Q- if .f fire ll my 4446 i J, i ff. if 'ltr 3' ,1 Q Q'-',..'w Milf iff' ? A ' -' . 1 I 45M,'1f f' f' G' 4, 1 ,-U.1,l,' 'f 4 ig . im., .QQ : . I f lg . fx, ax If 3 A . if if 'F 2. K :ea ,pn .. 2 'f-ll Y 'w fr'i1 2 ' t ,nf t Once' again women's lib has struck at B.C. .. . with the formation of a new organization - the Keywanettes. Last year, the Key Club, a service and honor club for boys was formed, and this year the girls decided that they weren't going to be left out. Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Cayce-West Cola., the two organizations are devoted to helping the school, community and fellow man, through their projects. The Brookland-Cayce Key- wanettes are a first-in South Carolina. A char- ter night banquet was held on Feb. 7, at Bus- bee Middle School. All of the forty five girls chosen to be members were honored. Mem- bers are chosen on the basis of leadership, qualities, school participation, and character. Throughout the year the Keywanettes and the Key Club hope to carry out a number of projects, that will serve others and help form a better world for the future. FRONT ROW: Mrs. jeffcoat, Angel Williams, Susan Shelton, Roxanne Robinson, Pam Rowe, Gail Brown, Stephanie Bogue, GiGi Leventis, Angela Davenport, Carol Fairhart, Mrs. Der- rick. SECOND ROW: Elena Leventis, Evelyn Stroud, Susan Rutherford, Debra Spurlock, Donna Waugh, Robin Moody, Lori Grant, Bari Grant, Donna Price, Elizabeth McCartha, Ginny Lynch. THIRD ROW: Betsy Roof, Betsy Cartledge, Tammy Tinman, Fran Phipps, Kim Mitchell, Karen Addy, Terri Richards, Lisa Pop- well, Jennie Rivers, Paige Lackland. BACK ROW: Marie Sobral, Stephanie Thomas, Janice Hughes, Tammie Hook, Ruth Todd, Rachel Drafts, Tressa Price. Zyllf 3f2T7'2S.' Jnafher Bdfddf .?irs1' 68X Organizations

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70 ' , , 0 A 2 5 V . 'xiao ' . -1, .4 'Asif' .mi Student Body President, Scott Newman, holds the mike for Head Cheerleader, Elena Leventis, during the morning announcements. Santa Claus, alias Daryl johnson, fascinates the children at the Student Council Christmas Party held at the Babcock Center. Scott Newman and Mr. Risinger induct Student Council Members atAssembly. Student Council Advisor, Miss Mclntosh, tries to catch up on all the little things that need to be done. -1 - Last spring, during the month of April, the 75-76 Student Council, got its start with the election of stu- dent body officers. Speeches were made by all of the candidates, posters hung, and campaign buttons dis- tributed. lt was an exciting week which climaxed with the announcement of the winners - Scott Newman - President, Karen Addy - Vice President, Kathleerl Carney - Secretary and Willie Pralour - Treasurer. 1 During the summer months, long before school opened the council was in action. Two of the officers attended a Student Council camp, where they learned new ideas for student council. The council got to- gether and painted the long awaited Bearcat paws down Indigo Avenue. Also, they helped beautify the school by painting bookshelves, trashcans, and putting up bulletin boards. The council sponsored freshman orientation day, held a day before school started. As September came, class officers and homeroom rep- resentatives were elected. Add one outstanding, over- worked, underpaid advisor - Miss Angela Mclntoshj and the council was complete. There were so many projects the student council carried out this year that it would be impossible to do an indepth report ol them all. So instead we've compiled a list of all, or most of the projects for '75-'76. 1. sold parking stickers 2. sponsored Catfest '75 3. sponsored sign and door contests 4. sponsored Mr. Turkey contest 5. supported two orphans overseas 6. had post office at Christmans 7. held party at Babcock Center for retarded children 8. raised money for March of Dimes Telethon 9. made the morning announcements 10. held special assemblies 11. sponsored Spring Fair 12. handled all elections 13. held Student Council workshop 14. attended Board of Trustees meeting 15. had Lost and Found Department 16. cleaned up the school 17. painted Bearcat Paws down Indigo Ave. And the list still isn't complete. Yes, our Council has definitely accomplished a lot this year but that's what they're here for! The people must have made good choices when electing their leaders! usual?