Christ Church Episcopal High School - Hellenian Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Roman Gladiator John Jennings displays characteristics of the victor in a re-enactment of the Roman Games. No family barbequefpep rally would bc complete without the Varsity Cheerleaders. Senior .loan Ryan helped to lead the squad of twelve for the second consecutive year. Q 3 A ow llllllll 4 W

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STUDE T LIFE 88fStudent Life Seventh grader Ashley Westrope heads a perspective group of beginner photographers who work throughout the year for the Hellenian. The denotation of the term student life plainly implies the life a person leads in a scholastic environment. However, the connotation of the same term suggests images of young people partaking in numerous activities, giving to others ideas they have, and taking from the group personal learning experiences. The range of extra- curricular activities this year was great. Fine Arts allowed students expression through the creation of a pastel watercolor painting or through a melancholy soliloquy delivered in a drama production. The Delphian, Cavalier Express, and Hellenian presented journalistic experience - an opportunity for seeing one's own creation in print. Student Government demanded seriousness and maturity from its politicians, the experience of participating in one of the councils cultivated poise and leadership ability. Scholastic clubs taught the student everything from baking Spanish uempanadas and chili', to properly packing a back pack before the big hike to successfully steering a true-to- life Roman chariot. Academics was the focus, but extending further were the advantages of student life. Smallness in number only increased the spirit and quality of participation.

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U.S. Student Council Council Enhances CCES Headed by President Bibby Harris, Vice-President Linh Nguyen, and Secretary-Treasurer Kendall Taylor, the student council functioned to improve student life. October 2 the Beautification Committee organized a clean-up day. Student Relations Committee members painted the curbs of the parking lot September 18. The Homecoming Dance hosted by the Entertainment Committee October 9 featured the Chapparells and was attended by approximately 200 students. The sale of wrapping paper financed this activity. The wrapping paper sale, conducted by the Finance Committee, Officers: Vice-President Linh Nguyen, President Bibby Harris, and Secretary-Treasurer Kendall Tay- lor. 90fU.S. Council raised over 1,500 dollars in profits. Additional funds were donated to the Alston-Wilkes Association supported through the Community Involvement Committee. The Community Involvement Committee also involved approximately 15 people in Meals-On- Wheels. Bibby Harris felt that the year had been very successful and that many gains were made for Student Government. Harris said, The success of this year can be attributed to the cooperation and assistance of the students with the student council and to the individual members of the student council. X t Community Involvement Committee: Julia O'Brien, Members of the Entertainment Committee per- Mary Ruth Hannon, and Harrison Kisner. form in the commons area: John Jennin s Rae 8 , Rogers, and Marion Rose. Finance Committee: Margaret Edwards, Benny Norwood, and Chris Roberts.