Fredonia High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Fredonia, KS)

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1.7 Foreign Exchange Student- Carla Nogueira. 2.l Safety Assembly by Trooper Bonanos. 3.5 Student Council Officers: Front Row- Mitch Neuen- schwander, Lori Fitzmorris, Sam Reed. Back Row-Deb Scott, Cris Baker, Sherri Mallernee, Robert Taylor. 4.l Liquid Air Assembly. 5.7 Student Council: Front Row-Sam Reed, Pat Kelley, Bob Shoaf, Virginia Relph, Susie Chapman, Deb Tierce Marie Fortner, Varee Sierman. Second Row-Kathi Col- lins, Marcia Compton, Beth Kimzey, Patty Bambick, Linda Compton, Deb Scott, Pam Speaks, Belinda Pres- sley. Third Row-Jon Graham, Charlotte Chambers, Bar- ry Mellen, Lori Fitzmorris, Michel Boicourt, Brenda Robinson, Geralyn Huser, Donita Reed, Sherri Maller- nee, Kathryn Frey, Daryl Boden, Fourth Row-Cheryl Miller, Brad King, Tami White, Kristi Beadles, Deb Osborne, Jeanna Shinkle, Jeanna Evans, Betty Bam- bick, Pam Smith, David Roets, Becky Norton, Natalie Thomas, Allen Gilstrap. Fifth Row- Mr. Wilson, Brian Mellen, Cris Baker, Mitch Neuenschwander, Mike Low- man, Bruce Neill, Patty Smith, Paul Matney, Farrel- lynn Bloodworth, Robert Taylor. Sponsored By Student Council

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High School StuCo Gets Back In The Black When an organization starts the year a thousand dollars in the hole, they're not expected to accomplish much. StuCo not only made money but did a lot more. A Student Council Workshop held in the summer helped the officers prepare for the year to come. This summer, they also had concession stands at the fair. The school concession stand has been put to good use by Student Council this year. During Beat Neody Week, they sold spirit chain links. They also sold school shirts and mugs. The Christmas Assembly, with guest speaker Ray Hildebrand, was a big success. Student Council is a voice of the students, The members represent the students and work together to air all views. Parents Night, the Valentine Party, dan- ces, and many other activities are sponsored by Student Council. Sponsored By Student Council 'th l , .

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Pep Club The FHS Pep Club yelled, stomped, and chanted through three athletic seasons this year, The 75 mem- bers, cheerleaders, and sponsors, Mrs. Casper, Mrs. Graham, and Miss Niermier, worked together to cheer the Jackets to victory. Sportsmanship is very important and the girls strive to keep it. Each member's responsibilities kept them active in Pep Club as much as four days a week, but they enjoyed every minute of it. During Beat Neody Week, members made locker decorations and baked food for the squad to show support of the team. The annual bonfire was held on November 7 with the burning of Neody. A rally around the square, followed by a pep assembly wound up a week filled with spirit. On Friday, the Pep Club sold balloons which were released after the first YeIlowjacket's touchdown. Unlike many other organizations, you can't keep the Fredonia Yellowjacket Pep Club quiet. Sponsored By Pep Club