Jordan Matthews High School - Phantomaire Yearbook (Siler City, NC)

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Gamez! Vmiie:7-.gps-f.wgre,:-z.' . are the council repre and Danny McLaughlin Hlfxmm During one ofthe assemblies, which are sponsored by the Student Council, Steve Wrenn receives the Citizenship AW ard. This award, along with the recogni- tion of our honorary youth m a y o r and commissioners, climaxed Youth Appreciation Week, sponsored by the local Optimist Club. Passers-by admire a colorful p o s t e r advertising the council- sponsored Hallowe' en Carnival. Participating in this pre-meeting discussion sentatives: Steve Frazier, Mary Beth McDaniel, Cindy Griffith, Cheryl Wasserman, Greg Phillips, Thomas Sheppard, Greg Brooks,

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To serve as a link between students and faculty, to promote good school spirit, and to act as coordinator of all club activities-these are the important purposes of a Student Council.However for the council to function properly and effectively, each student must assume the responsibility of becoming good school citizens. This fact I feel that we, the students of LM., have realized this year more than ever before, and I feel too that we have attempted to make our Student Council a medium through which much good could be accomplished for our school. I Wish to take this opportunity to say T h ank you for your support of the Student Council and to challenge you in the year to follow to set worth- whil e goals to pursue and then work to bring them to pass As Time Goes By. Smdwi C h a i rm a n of the election com- m it t e e, Vice-President Doug Baxley, posts the results. Phil Johnson, Sergeant-at-Arms of the Student Council, presents morning devotions over the intercom. W ith her original ideas, Secretary-Treasurer Ann Liles spices the posters for one of the council-sponsored events. 26

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President Sara Lynn W ood in an executive m e e t i n g discusses the agenda for theap- proaching meeting with Vic e-President D a v i d Powers, Treasurer Da n Boger, and Secretary Ruth Marsh. Edd 60,4 C a u g h t by the ph o t o g r a ph e r in one of their monthly meetings, these Betas listen attentively to presentation of plans for the convention. Th ey're off! Ea ch year, Beta club members s p end a weekend at the state convention, meeting members from other clubs all around the state and gleaning bits of information to promote the work of their own council. Hard-working Betas assist the annual staff by soliciting ads from local merchants . The Beta Club is a national, non-secret, achievement, service organization which seeks to foster honesty, service, and leadership. Students of the tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades whohave attained an average of 90 or above are eligible to join the Beta Club. Th es e members must also exhibit qualities of leadership, scholarship, and character. Ea ch year the Beta Club sponsors the PI-IANTOMAIRE. For most members, the highlight of the year is their attending the state convention which is held each spring .Meetings of the Beta Club are held on the third Wednesday of each month under the leadership of Mrs. Mae Lane and Mr. Murray Andrew.