Lakeside High School - Ram Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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Beta Beta Club promotes the following characteristics: Charity, justice, honesty, service, humility, and cooperation. The qualifications for membership on the part of the student shall be worthy character, good mentality, creditable achievement, and commendable attitude. Projects of the Beta Club under the sponsorship of Mrs . Goodwin included. Road block for arthritis , booth at the Harvest Carnival, and carrying trays for arthritis . Beta Club. Row 1-Kelvin Smallwood, Anita Ledbetter, Tom Williams, Keeley Ardman, Evonne Greene . Row 2-Brian Fessler, Mark Clark, Roxanne Morgenthaler, Donna Pence, Brigitte Brady, Kenny Breckenridge , President. Row 3-Lolly Elam, Brian Burrough, Lea Beverley, Melanie Prince, Sally Burrow, Lori Frost, Gaye Garner, Debbie Godwin, Terri Smith, Cindy Gaither, Lisa Norwood, Kelly Berryhill, Eddie Matson, V. Pres. , Diane West, Shell Scott, Sherrie Wright, Denise Roach, Lisa Pence, Dale Greene, David Wenner, Row 4-Lane Bond, Greg Smith, Ann Rosenzweig, joy johnson, Eric Bremer, Eileen Grissom, Scott Schlesinger, Mrs. Goodwin, Sponsor. 5 54 .,f,4.. 3,995 5 'R xt H, .9 W F, if

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if if-32 rite.. M MJ... -. 1, 'Z f -. . -.neg Vi A . 7 1 fi l , , f1f'f,5Lf'f . .zz ', J. ,. Friday, May 13, the Future Homemakers of America Held their annual Mother-Daughter Banquet in the Home Economics Room. The theme for the banquet was The Old Dutch Mill, with plants, windmills, and dutch shoes for decoration. There was a wide variety of entertainment: Susan Cunningham sang Where is Love, Ramona Marshall, Tommie Koonce, Bunny Cherry, and Teague Martin did a skit called Is it Time, the cheerleaders did a skit, and Rebecca Griffin sang ' 'Smile. ' ' A new award was presented- -the Marcelyn Cagle Tate Award- -for a former FHA president and Federation president. Mrs. Tate's parents were present. Kathie Fisher was the recipient. The FHA presented Mr. Shuffield with a plaque for the help given by the administration. Several girls received awards for outstanding merits: K. Fisher, I.. Milligan, S. Mcjunldns, D. jones, L. Bates, T. Martin, D. Robinson, R. Taylor, E. Terry, J. Smith, C. Butram, R. Marshall. T. Bowlin, B. Hill, S. Sears, C. Plummer, T. Cash, S. Cunningham, S. Howell, K. Foster, B. O'Bryant, T. Bowling, I.. Miller, and D. Shelby. The FHA presented to Mrs. Thompson a piece of crystal to show their appreciation. Kathie Fisher was given a gold bracelet by the group.

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ationczl Honor Society 11.4-? 4'?ifw,4n.ifl' if 'if - To become a member of National Honor Society is one of the highest academic honors a high school student may attain. The aims of this club are to stimulate scholarship, leadership, and character among high school students . Some projects of the club included: Selling programs at football and basketball games , Harvest Carnival booth, and various charitable fund-raising events. National Honor Society. Row 1-President, Dale Greene, V. Pres., Anita Ledbetter, Secretary, Denise Roach, Treasurer, Ann Rosenzweig, Reporter, Lolly Elam. Row 2-Greg Smith, Mark Clark, Diane West, David Wenner. Row 3-Lori Frost, Lisa Pence Anne Bond. Row 4-Tom Williams, Doug Garner, Keeley Ardman, Lane Bond, Kenny Breckenridge , Sponsor, Mrs. Charlene Shehane . New inductees for the 77-78 school year were: Cindy Gaither, Lisa Norwood, Lea Beverley, Evonne Greene , Tom Evans, Gary Gibson, Dale Haner, Kelly Berryhill, Mark Brady, Robbie Carpenter, Brian Fessler, Debbie Godwin, Sheryl Hawthorn, joy Johnson, Ronald Kew, Trisha Lloyd, Kathy Mahaffey, Glen Nicholson, Shelia Pitts, Melanie Prince, Scott Schlesinger, Terry V Smith, Shell Scott, Karen Wepfer, Randy Wolfe , Sherrie Wright, Linda Morrissey.