Daviess County High School - Echoes Yearbook (Owensboro, KY)

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Leod With Love Student Council members have had a very active year. One of the big- gest events was the D.C.H.S. rock-a- thon which was held in january. About 50 Key Club members and re- presentatives from the student body participated. They were able to raise approximately 55,000 for the Bouleware Center. This is the most money raised in the history of the D.C.H.S. Rock-a-thon. Something new was tried, the stu- dent council published semi-annual re- ports. lt was designed to show what committees each representative was on and how many meetings attended. The aim of this report was to help the student body choose the best re- presentative. School spirit ran high at D.C.H.S. this year. Student Council sponsored many spirit week activities and tried to get everyone involved. Student Council president Barbara Simon brought a lot of enthusiasm to her job, giving total support to any cause. Student Council members showed that you can Lead with Love . IIYX za- ,, Q Q .sf , H mys- Student Council Officers: lahn Oldham, v. pres., Ms. Stevenson, sponsor, Holly Haight, sec., Barbara Simon, pres., loAnn Liston, rep., llxlot shown Robbie Hartgrove, treasl lunior and Senior Student Council: leff Estes, Angie Medley, lodie Royal, Robbie Hartgrove, Sheila Price, JoAnn Liston, Kim Peters, Barbara Simon, limmy Evans, Ronda Ambrose, loan Roskos, Shelley Darrell, Holly Nunley, Karen Horn, Michelle Sweeney, Margaret Howard, john Gaines, Bill Fariss. lNot shown Holly Haightl IOOX Organizations 1

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l Pep Club Officers: loan Roskos, Angie Medley, Kim Peters. Pantherettes: Kathy Patterson, Kim Peters, lody Royal, Teresa Iarvis, Barbara Simon, Marie Brown, Debbie Banczak, Susan Fulkerson, Donna Shreve, Tammy Clark, Renee Miller, Lori Oliver, Lori McCor- mack, Debbie Horton, Lee Ann Smith, Melinda Pearson, Karen jackson, Carrie Wells, Holly Nunley, Holly Haight, fNot shown Liz Hallj. Pep Club Pantherette Officers: Kathy Patterson, jr. Choreographer, Kim Peters, Sr. Choreographer, Iody Royal, pres., Teresa larvis, sec. and treas. Pride with ot Capitol P Pantherettes and Pep Club both have the same goal, making our school the most spirit oriented ever, Pep Club members do a great job of boosting school spirit and pride to the highest level possible by painting signs after school and performing skits during pep rallies. Pantherettes put in long hours after school and during the summer in order to perform their best during half-time at many of D.C.'s home basketball games. They sponsored the Sadie Hawkins dance and many other money making projects while Pantherette members Tammy Clark, Donna Shreve, Lori Oliver, Ma- ' D . rie Brown, and Liz Hall perform during halftime at one of the many also learning dance routines to the lastest songs. We believe that home games. these organizations have achieved their goal. Organizations!99

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Freshman and Sophomore Student Council: Missi Ralph, Andrea Davisson, Beth Kurtz, Whitney Thacker, Elizabeth Bushong, Becky Cundiff, Lisa Chapman, Teresa Smith, Nicki Williams, Lee Crume, Barry Bratcher, Kerry Selby, Carrie Wells, Lee Ann Smith, Cathy Mullins, Lori Oliver, Susan Coomes, Gene Crume, Susan Fulkerson, lohn Smithson. Shelley Darrell shows the leadership qualities she has achieved while being a member of student council. lunior Michelle Sweeney takes down a few notes about upcoming student council events. Sophomore student council representative lohn Smithson listens to the speaker during one of the third period meetings. Organizationsf101