Frank Phillips College - Lariat Yearbook (Borger, TX)

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the STUDE T 'Yr-171 Ken Beaty, Presidentg Gene Jeter, Vice-President and Janine Wilson, Sec'y-Treas. COUNCIL Organizations on the Frank Phillips College Campus provide many opportunities for students to develop initiative and lead- ership. Experience of participating in a group of common in- terest is rewarding and makes years spent at FPC even more enjoyable. All students are offered many opportunities in interesting groups including amusernents, societies, student publications, sci- ence clubs, art, music and speech activities. The Student Governing Association is composed of all stu- dents enrolled in Frank Phillips College. Officers include a president and vice-president elected by the student body. These two, along with a secretary-treasurer and the representatives from various organizations and classes form the Student Coun- cil. The Student .Council is the working body of the S.G.A. The duty of the Student Council is to coordinate the S.G.A. and the administration. It also approves and coordinates the activities of the students and organizations. The Student Council promotes school spirit and strives to develop school and corn- munity relationships. Sponsor: Mr. T. T. Brooks PIISCRIPTION A I PHARMACY Cunvzo wmosr-HELDS PLATE GLA - ws mea T0 ru: sucw' 5, AU-rg GLASS 5. Mmm: M montana-ssos 1o2s.MfGfL mamma H 81. W Harris Professional Pharmacy Fritch, Texas IOOZM Megert Center, Borger H Illl DUI IIIYIQII IIllU ' A .1 1l ' ll 12:11 5. MAIN -:- Pl-mu: BR:-1-6455 BURGER. TEXAS 79007 Inclunrlal Supply Ford's the Buy and Bohis the Guy 106 S. Main NFERUX BR 3-7541 SUPPORTS THE FPC PLMNSMEN Borger, Texas '

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,V First Row: Celia Clark, Sharon Anderson. Second tara. Third Row: David Burns, Kyle Moss, and John Row: Terry Scoggin, Don Hooper, and Ronnie Ko- Poston. Sophomore representatives on SGA. l nge 'rin 5- lb fini W f . 1 L oft F i.rst Row: Beverly Srygley, Janice Cantrell, and Mary Joe Archer and Bob Gerhardt. Freshmen representa- Hmton. Second Row: James Wilson, Chloreta Esh- tives. bach and Dale Smith. Third Row: Keith Willerton, BE SMART- BE SAFE IN A 1968 CHEVROLET from DAVIS CHEVROLET Hiway 15 at 10th Street CHEVY II CHEVELLE CAMARO BISCAYNE BEL AIR IMPALA CAPRICE CORVETTE EL CAMINO PICKUPS TRUCKS A Car or Truck for any PURPOSE X