McCullough High School - Claymore Yearbook (Woodlands, TX)

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ula Martin and Sandra Weinstein agree that being successful is being The Sophomore Student Council gets ready to tackle the Pied and Green Jmpt. parade. x . 1 X i J qu I N . -4----.....,.,,. Q 'J ' Q J' -.v fx 6. ,v . -v- . . at in -nl hind lint v5. v 'N l' , . iw-aw , ' A4 'nwwwy 1 T. I . mx .fa V-. .1 1' we . Jw wr- . Bon Jacobson and Jordan Saegusa enjoy ring Santa for needy children. Top L-Fi: N. Geliatly, K. Moore, K. Kappel, S. Weinstein, M. Aquirre, N. Turcinovic, T. Kumar, M. Kaslik, 2nd row: O. Voelker, S. Leass, C. Wing, J. Crooks, J. Prchal, T. Haik, M. Little, T. Scott, S. Donahue, D. Stephan, 3rd row: J. Waldvogel, S. Hadrick, S. Paxton, T. Gimbie, T. Dehne, T. Meadows, M. Obermiller, S. Meek, A. LeSage, 4th row: J. Baker, J. Fiiese, J. Holmes, P. Martin, S. Schwartz, J. Ftue, 5th row: C. Hendricks, J. Shoies, M. Puryear, B. Haworth, P. Herhandez, J. Irons, J. O'Brian, T. Washington, J. Moll, K. Battle, 6th row: T. Carlyle, Fi. Denyer, E. Nealy, M. Self, C. Reagan, K. Goodwin, T. Uresti, M. l-ianoch, J. Walters, L. Cammarano, A. Koerselman, J. it Hueremorder, 7th row: T. Davison, B. J. Hydes, N. Kerner, J. Saegusa, F. Washington, A. Jacobson, ' ' K. Greenwood, C. Hasenzahl, T. Fiublnon 4'

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5 , I V I 1 ' K 'W' very organization sets goals but for Interact, serving the community was at the top of the list. The Annual Spookhouse, Freshman Orientation, car washes, and playing BIN- GO with senior citizens, were all a part of Wt a,,,,,,,..,. Marissa Meneely enjoys her position as vice- president of Interact. Sandra Weinstein is happy to call her list of names for the telephone committee. hand lnteract's community projects. The non- profit organization, extended from the Woodlands Rotary Club, was known for its community support. Being involved in Interact has helped me in various ways. I have developed leadership qualities, and I had fun helpi with community projects in any way thz could, said David Boak, president. In its fourth year, Interact accomplish many goals, and set many goals for t future of the club. , :xx K-W