O D Wyatt High School - Roadrunner Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Paint it Blue? The Student Council is the government of the school. Prob- lems and ideas are openly debated and fully expressed. The council serves as a bridge between the students and the faculty. The council is elected each year by their peers to represent every student of each grade. To form this bond of leadership fifty-four students were chosen: four officers, twenty seniors, fif- teen iuniors, eight sophomores, and seven freshmen. The council sought to increase understanding and fraternity by providing entertainment and social activities on a regular basis. They sponsored the Roadrunner Round-Up which proved success- ful for the council and the participating clubs and immensely entertaining to all who attended. Another of their proiects was the painting of the cafeteria. Many students spent a great many hours masking and painting the cafeteria Columbia Blue. They worked side by side in an atmosphere of determination and pride. As a representative voice of the student body, the council worked to better the students' position. Without this voice the students would have no way of expressing their desires concern- ing change. Wyatt can be proud of this body of students who gave so much to making Wyatt not only a better place for the acquisition of knowledge but a place for becoming an active part of our society. I M bca :cg :ig , R fs . 1 . KA ,tk ' ...- 'W fr Qi ry' 'li I -ff X 'FW' This is one way to get the cafeteria painted blue. Do it yourself Q '-it Q . 'Ye gt, S, Ea 1 or WW fs sf, mln.- Sponsor Mr.Wnod I ,' - 1 4 ,f 'w.-- ' ,1 HI Xi. - . '1 A-: T ,f ' ,.4f'4f- -7 1 -.-A. A f . It Avatgga ' ' XY :D . '. - 'i .5 V ' , f .gg-A ., fy .N nw, , 65'-7 ' wil 713- 1' ff :- 'ii N ' .5-ffl, - I fe if . ..,, 1 tix THE 1972-73 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS WERE: Valerie Tennyson, Treas., Linda Ezell, Sec., Londell Fisher, V. Pres., and Dick Opperman, Pres.