Nimitz High School - Logge Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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WW 47 1. Sherri Miller attentively listens to fund- raising procedure. 2. Dana Carpenter, Bud- dy Howell, and Karen Moore represent the Student Council in which they purchased the LRC a microfish cabinet. 3. Eva Ioe and Drew Kahn sell cokes at the Student Coun- cil dance. 4. Mrs. Wolff, advisor, talks to the members during a study lab meeting. 5. 1984-85 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS - Susan Trobough, Vice-President, Dana Carpenter, Secretaryg Karen Moore, Historiang Yvette Hutchins, Treasurerg Denise Wilson, Secretaryg Buddy Howell, President. Organizations 133

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Student Council Adds 'fish' to L.B. . Even though the Student Coun- cil vvas hit by House Bill 1172 pretty hard, they did manage to hold some fundraisers. The most suc- cessful Student Council event was the dance, in which Vanishing Point performed. Posters and an- nouncements vvere printed and the student body impulsively responded. The dance was a huge success. Other fundraisers spon- sored by the Student Council were the selling of Christmas Dog Stockings and Valentine's Day balloons. With the funds raised by Student Council through the year, they were able to purchase a Microfish file cabinet for the library. 1. 1984-85 Student Council Members. 2. Students dance to the beat at the annual Student Council dance held in lanaury. 3. FOUR YEAR MEMBERS - Stephanie Over- ton, Kim Taylor, Susan Trobough, Karen Moore, Michelle Whitehorn, and Buddy Howell. 4. Denise Wilson and Karen Moore help with the elections for the Stu- dent Council members. 132 Organizations

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National Honor Society T- A Combination of Qualities What is the only organization at Nimitz combining academic excellence, schoolwide leadership, service, and citizenship? None other than the National Honor Society. Under the direction of Miss Sandra Finch, Honor Society held key meetings throughout the year to discuss their projects. Students are selected to be in the society by teacher recommendation and class rank. This past year, the chapter inducted sixty new members. This was the largest induction that Nimitz has held and the largest membership with a total of seventy-eight members. Several meetings were held before induc- tion night in order to gather the new members together and inform them of their duties and obligations. During December, the society contributed a variety of fruit baskets to the needy. Fund- raisers began early in February with the society selling seven flavors of popcorn. This turned out to be a large success, raising over S1000 profit. The money was used for scholarships given to two senior members. The society also held a banquet in May celebrating the suc- cessful year, 134 Organizations 1. Old members of NHS gather before inducting new members. 2. can I say? replies Mrs. Finch, NHS advisor. 3. 1984-85 National Honor Society Members.