Carroll High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Ozark, AL)

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Council ROW 1: Jeff Sims, Lynn Ketcham, David Carr, Sissy Johnston, Mike Craddock, Mr. Barnette; ROW 2: Janice Leatherwood, Barbara Hutto, Jane Martin, Kathy Murphy, Alice Blocker, Claudia Bodford, Debbie Mason, Cindy Powers, Jimmy Fuqua, Jan Barkett, Lynn Thompson, Linda Tabb, Judy Adams; ROW 3: Larry Hilbum, Frank Carroll, Clark Allen. Pat Ford, James Childers, Jim Putnam, Tom Duffy, Buddy Parker, Joe Douglas, Winks Pauley, Bob House, John Runkle, Ben- nett Schuman, Jerry Simmons, Kathy Whaley, Dexter Wood, Ray Worthington Treasurer—Jeff Sims Secretary—Lynn Ketcham 9

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Mike Craddock and Sissy Johnston Student The Student Council is Carroll High’s repre- sentative and governing body. It is composed of students who are leaders and who are con- cerned with life at CHS. They are elected an- nually by the student body with the purpose of helping to improve Carroll High. This year’s Student Council held a tea in early September to welcome the teachers back to CHS. Ball point pens were sold with the Eagle’s football schedule on them. At the first pep-rally, the Student Council passed out lolly- pops with “Lick the Bulldogs” on them to pro- mote Eagle Spirit. During Homecoming the annual corsage sale was sponsored by the Stu- dent Council as well as the sending of Valentine telegrams in February. The sales of parking lot stickers and pop corn during break have added to Student Council activities. The profit made from these projects is used in the purchase of material to improve Carroll High. At the end of the year these Student Council members can look back at all they accomplished and smile as they proudly say, “I was a member of the 1966-67 Carroll High Student Council.” President—David Carr Vice President—Mike Craddock Treasurer—Jeff Sims Secretary—Lynn Ketcham Chaplain—Sissy Johnston 8

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National Honor Society Officers: L. to R. Eric Bruggink, Tom Duffy, Merlien Ward, Kathy Whaley, Mrs. Horn, sponsor, Connie Campbell, Josh Ard, Patty Holland Our school feels that the highest honor that can be bestowed upon any of its students is to be selected for membership into the National Honor Society. Edu- cation is of the utmost importance in today’s world, therefore, the National Honor Society promotes education as a total product through emphasis on four dimin- sions: Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. A student must maintain the four requirements before membership in the Society is attained. Each year the Honor Society engages in projects toward improvement of the school and the surrounding community. In order to promote competition among members a scholarship to some college is given each year to a deserving student.