Lewis and Clark Junior High School - Blazer Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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OFFICERS A PRESIDENT - - - - NANCY KISER VICE PRESIDENT - - - - JERRY CONAWAY SECRETARY - - - - GERMAINE CRITTENDEN TREASURER - - - - Rl-IONDA MADDEN The purpose of the Lewis and Clark chapter of the Junior Red Cross is to enable students to share in the many worth- while objectives of the national organization. To achieve their goal of participation they have a talent show and all proceeds are given to the Tulsa chapter of the American Red Cross. MEMBERS ROW 1: Allen White, Mike Fink, Lynn Lambert, Alana Johnson, Debbi McNeely, Jeanne Bell, Karen Galloway, Mrs. Baker ROW 2: Vicki Bristow, Germaine Critten- den, Debbie Long, David Troutman, Billy Jones, Terry Johnston, Steve Daniels ROW 3: Rhonda Madden, Larry Watson, Sharon Day, Ruth Pemberton, Jeanne Buthod, Lynn Casto, Sandra Beavers, ROW 4: Jerry Conaway, John Brown, Vicki Bently, Nancy Kiser, David Carlin, Steve Wiley, Robert Nelson I N'-

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u d e n REPRESENTA TIVES ROW 1: Jeannie Radke, John Dover, Jim Ferguson, David Kelso, Cooweesta Terry, Debbie Dorris, Debbie Shook, Allen Messick ROW 2: Rusty Chadwell, Liz Geis, Diana Hunt, Robert Roach, Kathy Kiem, Mike Pregler, Denice Smith, Debbie Salyer, Mr. Perrier ROW 3:9 Carla Sheffield, Ricky Staton, Lowell Nichols, Jim Walker, Bobette Downing, Sherry Baker, Brenda Kimery, Kathy Longston, Brenda White ROW 4: Jimmy Patterson, Tom Mackie, Butch Sharp, Bob Butler, Jerry Smittle, Marcia McDonald, Grant Isbell, Barbara Coy, Marcia Sweetman OFFICERS PRESIDENT ---- - -VERNON SCHUBEL VICE PRESIDENT - - - - TOM STEWART SECRETARY - - - - DIANA FLYNN CORRESPONDING SECRETARY - - - - JANET BEAMS TREASURER ------ - - - KAREN KLASS PARLIAMENTARIAN 4 - - - STEVE WHITTLE nization. It renders services to the school, student body, and the community. The projects this year included publishing the student directory, sponsoring yearbook sales, sponsoring all-school parties, The Lewis and Clark Student Council is primarily a service orga- sponsoring the recreation program, and operating the lost and found.

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f X a.--l Y The 1966 Blazer is the first edition of what is to become an annual publi- cation. The staff is grateful for the assistance which it received, Many hours of creative labor by all staff members have gone into these 56 pages Many long, tedious, and often confus- ing and worried hours are bound be- tween these covers. We hope that our work and efforts will find expression in your approval and satisfaction of our production, the '66 Blazer.