Lexington High School - Cats Paw Yearbook (Lexington, SC)

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Columbia Riverbank Zoo Supplemented By Wildcats Early in the 7972-73 school year each homeroom elected one person to represent it in the student council. Meeting every three weeks, the council discussed topics which concern the student body. The true spirit of Christmas was demonstrated when the council collected goods and distributed them to less fortunate families. Nelta Baldwin colors the space allotted for her homeroom on the Wildcat puzzle, signifying its appropriate contri- bution to the Councils prorbct. ,. ,. ..,..,,....t As a gesture of school spirit, enthusiastic students contributed to the Mldcat fund. This project, sponsored by the student council, raised money to purchase a pair of Wildcats to be housed in the new Riverbank Zoo in Columbia. Sponsors this year-Mrs. Mary Jane Shealy, Mrs. Judy Felton, and Mr. Franklin Smith-acted as mediators in discussions concerning topics ranging from the installment of a pay phone to beautihcation of school grounds. . Student Council officers are Keith Dooley, treasurer: Kathy Taylor, presi- dent: Lynette Rikard, secretary: and Lou Lang, vice-president. Presiding at the student council meet- ings, Kathy Taylor follows the agenda when discussing old business. Summary-59

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1 Y asf' -'L LQ F. . V. +M- Porticipoiion Key To Honor Societies Desire for involvement was the motivating force behind the deeds of the Junior and Senior Honor Societies. Beginning a highly suc- cessful year with an induction cere- mony, the tapping took place in an evening ceremony. Fifteen new members were promoted into the Senior Society and eighteen entered the Junior. Yuletide spirit filled the Junior Honor Societies as they amassed toys and other items to make a more joyful Christmas for needy families. Valentines was the time chosen by the senior group to remember others. Members joined together to design and produce valentine tray favors for mventy-five patients at the VA Hospital. On a trial basis, the senior society also sold tela- valentine messages. Some members volunteered their services to coach elementary and intermediate students in Helds in which they excelled. While attending a district meeting of the National Honor Society, Sherie Macaulay and Keith Dooley campaign. Members of the Junior Honor Society are: ifront rowi Melissa Caughman, Caroline Kaminer, Beverly Shull, Tricia Roof, Audrey Buchanan, Carey Macaulayp i2nd fowl Kirk Horton, Tommy Havird, Chuck Meetze, Mark Hendrix, Stanley Fiikard, Dennis Slice, Jan Risinger, Janis Kruger, Mike Crapps, Monette Tryballa, Robert Sox, Susan Keisler, and Kent Forth. Summary-61