Girls Preparatory School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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,1- ' s 'Wa-ye-5 fy ,-. - -- - ta- H-r. r-:I :jf 1 :feat 7' ll Service League Y 3. I xl fr ,' rm 4 . , I l 't 5 ir -ii, X-: 1'- l X 1 ' it i A hang-up i !. ffx if The Service League is composed of those ninth and tenth graders who have maintained a 2.0 academic aver- age and have no more than three Friday study halls or one discipline study hall. Members serve as student 1 assistants to the office. As this organization is spon- sored by the Student Council, qualities of leadership, honor, school spirit, and responsibility are characteristic of the members. Members from Sophomore Class Fall, 1969 Lolly Ballard Betsy Battle Chris Benz Lyn Bethea Caroline Bickel Katie Brown Leslie Connell Margy Davenport Vickie Deakins Sharon Ford Cathy Gault Lynn Hatfield Lynn Helms Laura Holt Susan Ingalls Susan Isbell Cheryl Kendall Dana McDade Karen McDowell Leslie McElroy Cindy Mabe Linda Malone Gloria Murray Karen Newton Patty Ochs Anne Patz Sharon Pliner Debbie Pless Sharon Reece Hilda Schmissrauter Ruth Ellen Smith Margaret Thatcher Kaki Thornton Twig Warrick A service leaguer performs one of various duties.

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Welfare Club One of the most spontaneously enthusiastic or- ganizations at G.P.S, is the Welfare Club. Every member of the student body is a member of the club, and representatives are elected from each class. The fall drive was a major success not so much for the Welfare Club as for the numerous organizations which will benefit from the donations. X President: Stuart Folts 12th grade representative: Tweedie Sibold 11th grade representative: Diana Banks l l0th grade representative: Marty Kolmansperger 9th grade representative: Carol Nation Stuart and Tweedie 8th grade representative: Mary Katherine Lawrence -V--gl 7th grade representative: Nancy Campbell Thanksgiving I wish l had a pumpkin pie.

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What is a Menehunee anyway? Menehunees From those members of the eighth grade class who have maintained a 3.0 academic average and who have not accumulated more than three Friday Study Halls or one disci- pline Study Hall, the members of the Mene- hunees, distinguished by their outstanding characteristics, are chosen by the Student Council. Evidence of their industry is found in the available hymnals in chapel as well as in the errands they run for the faculty. Members Dana Anderson Karen Kendall Robin Andrews Mary Katherine Lawrence Martha Ann Bass Lisa Longley Melody Bock Leanne Lyon Bobbie Boyd Christy Mabe Grace Burney Mary Moncure Dabney Carden julie Moore lane Carter Ann Oliphant Catherine Clark Betsy Rankin Mary Evans Kathleen Robinson Connie Helms Patti Stephenson Marion Hutcheson Lisa Tucker Cindy Irvin Aimee Ware 'Leslie jones Audrey Weill Chairman: Betsy Rankin Sponsor: Mrs. Margaret Glenn These are Menehunees anyway.