El Dorado High School - Wildcat Yearbook (El Dorado, AR)

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iaif xmwiaia FAR LEFT - Student Council officers for this year were Linda Mel-Jonald, treasurer: Lisa Farr, parliamentariang Beth Waldrup. seeretaryg Lee Archer, vice-president: and Rusty Meadows. president. FAR 'FOP - The Human Relations Committee sponsored an assembly in which Dr. Harvey Young spoke on brotherhood. IVIIDDLIC LEFT - Lisa Farr and Beth Waldrup load papers from the stu- dent center for the paper drive. l,l'iF'l' - Ronny Fincher was elected as stu- dent council president for the coming year. Ronny is shown here giving his campaign speech. ABUYE - Senior representatives in- cluded tlront rowl Caren Warren. Linta Mellonald. Don Hale. Keitha Pierce, Carol Shaekletord. Kim Hanes, Kaye Armour. Beth Waldrup, tseeond rowl Kiz Burton. Regine Wilbert. C'hyrel Wilkins. Nina Reynolds. Carolyn Jenson. Sandra Faison, Carolyn Edwards. Linda Henry. Jeanette Brown. Karen Armstrong. tthird rowl Cindy W'are. Ann Ware, Sheila Primm. Sharon Levingston. Nlartia Laney, Denise Leamons. Mary Beth Doyle. f'arol Campbell. tfourth rowl Lisa Farr. Robert Avery. Mark Weaver. Teresa James. Wayne Strickland. Tim Murphy, -left' Willis. Hugh Watson, Willie C'ohb. Gordon Kidd. Timothy Daniels. Ralph Randolph. Horace Jackson, Chris Qualls. Denny Keeton. and Carol Niederer, studs-ini unix I

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Council Sponsors Paper Drive The El Dorado High School Student Council under the ad- visorship of Mrs. Marzell Smith sponsored many school projects and services during the l973-74 school year. The most successful project was an ecology paper drive held se- cond semester. Papers were picked up daily from donors and stored at the stadium. The project, organized by co-chairman Darlene Howard and Mimi Myer, ended with the collection of ten tons of paper. A Human Relations Committee was established by this year's coun- cil. This Committee studied the ways relationships between students. faculty, and community could be improved. Another achievement was the passing of Amendment II of the council con- stitution. The amendment changed the election of secretary and treasurer from the fall to the previous spring. Other projects were the publishing of student handbooks, football scorebooks, and Buzz Books, sponsorship of a Defensive Driving Course, a basketball Chili Supper, giving teacher's gifts at Christmas, providing coke machines on campus, and giving a donation to the library as a school gift. it rouncil 'H ma 'km ' 2 Q .0 ..

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HO'l l'OM - -lunior members were lfront row! l'hillip Tommey. -Iohn Grigson, Biff Smith. Warren Ludwig. Fharles Skinner, lseeond rowl Kathleen lVlcFarland, Jean Lewis, Mimi Myer. Darlene Howard. Genifer Watkins, Renee Langley, Susan Evans. Debi Keever. fbavk rowl Pam Moudy, Randy Elerson. Vanessa Parker. Robert Robinson. Sheila Thonipson, Kay Mcfurry. Sharon Floyd, and Karen Cobb. BELOW - One of student eoiim-il's school projects was sponsoring homeroom volleyball games. RIGHT - Cars were oft en seen driving down the school halls during the paper drive. Don Hale is shown loading a stack of papers. dt nt t-oiinvil