Cherokee High School - Sequoyah Yearbook (Canton, GA)

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Row one: Lela Belle Howell, Lavelle Hisaw, Sandra Dunn, Miss Benham, Mrs. Davis. Row two: Linda Long, Paulette Callahan, David Bagwell, Mike Hardy, Mr. McKenzie, Miss Morris, Mrs. Rainey, Janice Butterworth, Jerry Arm Jarrett, Teddy Porter. YTfGOUlID1C1lll Promotes Christian Activities When five clubs seek to carry out one purpose, it is neces- sary to have a co-ordinating group. The Y Council provides a way for the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y clubs to work together and therefore function more effectively. This Council is composed of the presidents, the advisors, and the representatives from each club. Once a month the group meets to discuss projects of each club. In this way, the clubs know one another's undertakings and repeated projects are avoided. At times it is more effective for all the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y clubs to combine efforts in a certain project. Thus the YH Council not only serves as a co-ordinating factor between the clubs, but it also promotes Christian activities in home, school, 1 and community. Miss Benham, advisor, and Lela Belle Howell, President, study j outline as reference for one of the Y sponsored projects. l 22

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I Row one: jimmy Weeks, Teddy Hopkins, Mickey Hester, Jerry Champion, Kelly Owen, Larry Johnson, David Bagwell, Dan Owen, Larry Galloway, Willard Fowler. Row two: Jimmy Vickers, Mike Hardy, Benny Bishop, Jeryl johnson, jimmy Hamby, John Wheeler, Billy Chastain, Roger McCurry, Tommy Alex- ander, Mike Wright, David Dunn, Wayne Fowler. Row three: Herbert Priest, Ronnie Hensen, johnny Lewis, jack Fincher, Harold Tarpley, Charles Malone, Melvin Sams, Jack Hamby, Cle-on Chester, Kenneth Lathem, Lloyd Gray, Larry Oliver, Dan Rainey, Stanley Heath, Glenn Gray, jimmy Hulsey, Mr. Mc- Kenzie. Row four: Richard Debord, Jackie Watkins, Roger Johnson, Ronnie Manous, joe Satterfield, Larry Kellogg, Kenneth Blalock, Danius Silver, Larry Haley, Jimmy Ledford, Butch Brooks, Douglas Bishop, Lamar Moody, Doug Fowler, Bobby Hubbard. At this rime little did the Hi-Y boys realize that theirs would be the winning Homecom- II :li E ing float. OFFICERS President, David Bagwell, Vice-President, Stanley Heath, Reporter, Roger Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer, Mike Hardy, Chaplain, Dan Owen. Everyone had fun at the Hi-Y initiation until his turn came. 21

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Student Cotthetill Emphasizes Sehooll Citizenship The Student Council is a group composed of representatives from the student body. Each spring the candidates campaign for their offices and are elected by the entire student body. With the interest of the whole school in mind, they have worked diligently on projects affecting and influencing all areas of school life. Starting in the early winter, they sponsored a vocational emphasis program based on the choices indicated by the students. As a major contribution to C.H.S., the Student Council spearheaded a campaign to revise the school consti- tutiong and later in the year this group sponsored the selection of Man of the Year. Underlying all activities, there existed the constant attempt to emphasize the need for good citizenship in all phases of a student's day . . . at home, at school, and at social functions. Benny Bishop, president, and Mr. Mashburn, Advisor, com- plete plans for the Vocational Emphasis Program. Mr. Mashburn. Row one: Benny Bishop, President, William Hamby, Vice-President, Wendell Milford, Secretaryg Dan Owen, Treasurer, Teddy Porter, Re- porter. Row two: Larry Kellogg, Thad Green, Carroll Edge, Jimmy Weeks, Douglas Bishop, Ann Wimbish, Louise Hendrix, Tom Keith, Stevie Cullens. 23