Luling High School - Aquila Yearbook (Luling, TX)

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... definitely an experience the likes of which I had never seen before . . , said Sen- ior Oreg VVeiner, who portrays James Leeds a speech therapist and teacher in a .sch w)l for the deaf in the drama production ' Children of a Lesser God ■Junior Rosemary Rivas with Sophomores Lonna Bell and Jeffrey Colwell, participates in the induction ceremony of the National Honor Society. Senior Genia Kelly begins to light the candles of the new members which will symbolize their acceptance into the orga- nization. ORGANIZATIONS 109

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Leadership, unity and re- sponsibility are characteris- tics of a well-rounded orga- nization. Not only do members take part in school activities, but they also participate in communi- ty functions. FHA contributes a lot to Luling, like the highway clean-up projects, Tina Rangel, Vice-President of Projects, said. Some organizations put forth more effort to make students aware of social problems such as the Student Council ' s information to the student body concerning drugs, alcoholism, and smoking awareness. The effort was neces- sary Missy Callihan, Student Council reporter said, because all students know is that ' everybody ' does it, but they don ' t know why and what can happen because of Varsity cheerleaders Lora Schulte and Sherry Saur, seniors, help liven up and promote crowd spirit at home and out-of- town games. During half-time, not only do they perform cheers hut also throw minia- ture hasketballs to Eagle fans. lOH OKCANIZATIONS

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Byron Robinson and Faydra Bailey, juniors, dis- cuss prizes to be awarded for alcohol and drug awareness week. Keith Hendricks and Lonna Bell, sophomores, strut their stuff at the annual Student Council Valentine ' s Dance. 110 ORGANIZATIONS