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Left to right: Alan Bays, John Eric Barker, Greg Stephenson, Bruce Forrer, Gary Sylvester, Vice-President: Ronnie Howell, President, Mibch Richardson, Kim Noblitt, Curt Stephenson, Scott Boles, Back: Rhonda Fields, Thea Funk, Rita Hollopeter, Debbie Van Buskirk, Cindy Turner, Secretary, Kristi Maxwell, Treasurer, Debbie Castor, Pam Bauer, Renee' Turner, Lisa Hennagan, Miss Rockey, Sponsor. Above: Larry Humphrey tries his luck at the football throw. Left: Seniors George Paulsel, Gary Sylvester, Cindy Turner, and Elaine May admire the Halloween Carnival king and queen booth. Seniors took-the honors. Student Council 13 in-apr s. f 1a ,,,. rif-Qiurzmsmawfmnmfrum:awww- n Jfv k- to 'vzvrznm,,.:w,fQ:ra1s:,,,a,:z1rbX- - :12w:z:zsa,asy:.:-1fr:fa.mn
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Stnctent Council Presents Carnival. The Halloween Carnival was the first project which the Student Council undertook this year. The members worked hard planning, running, and cleaning up after the carnival. The Student Council also partici- pated in a student exchange with Pendleton Heights. At the close of the year the Stu- dent Council enjoyed their annual spring dinner. With new ideas and plans for changes, the Student Coun- cil looks forward to another success- ful year. ..L---- Cheryl Hensley and Cindy Forrer are surprised to see Rondald Vickery hanging around . Karen Brandeburg and Cheryl Cook sell a yearbook to a war veteran. Left: A little carnival confusion.
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The Last Basketball Homecoming The twenty-first of December brought the excitement of the an- nual Homecoming festivities. As the candidates appeared the entire gym was engulfed in the silence of antici- pation. Excitement suddenly took over as Julie Olesky was crowned 1974-75 Homecoming queen by last year's queen Alicia Wilhoite. The royal court included two Seniors, Brenda Stephens and Cindy Forrerg Junior, Debbie Van Buskirkg Soph- omore, Diana Campfieldg and Fresh- man, Julie Hankins. The class of 1976 took first place in the float com- petition. This is the last year the Homecoming will be presented dur- ing basketball season. All following ceremonies will take place during the regular football season. The eve- ning will be one that will long be re- membered by all who were present. 14 Homecoming l The royal court views the game from a festively decorated stage. Aboveq The Junior float was awarded first place in the float competition. Lefty A radiant queen Julie Olesky takes her final walk escorted by Dick Petry.
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