Owensboro High School - Owensboroan Yearbook (Owensboro, KY)

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Brother-Sister Team Rules The Two Student Councils For the first time in OHS history, a brother and sister were the presidents of the two Students Councils. Senior Jackie Mayfield and Sopho- more Floyd Mayfield won the top honors at each center. Jackie liked the idea of Floyd fol- lowing in her footsteps: I never knew he could take on a lot of responsibil- ity, but he has shown me that he is very capable of taking on a leadership position. Jackie and Floyd both feel that their year in Student Council has been worthwhile. Being involved in Stu- dent Council has helped both Floyd and me get along with people better and realize what togetherness really means, said Jackie. Although I did not get to fullfill all the things I had planned for the year, I have enjoyed working with my fellow classmates. This has been a truly great year, commented Floyd. The purpose of Student Council is to teach leadership and responsibility, besides being an outlet for the student body to promote its ideas. The OHS Student Council is a sponsor of many events, the two big- gest being the Magazine drive and the 9-10 Center cake auction. The Magazine Drive topped the 530,000 goal which set a new school record. The money OHS earned from the sale will go to clubs, athletics and scholarships. The 9-10 Center collected 516,347.89 and the 11-12 Center collected 514,226.97. High salesperson at the 9- 10 was freshman Amy Iracane, with 5359 sales and at the 11-12 was Scott Plain with 5499 in subscriptions. The 9-10 Cake Auction was post- poned because of bad weather in Jan- uary and rescheduled for April. Three unusal cakes netted the high- est prices. A big Snoopy cake sold for 514, Leon the Lemon Lion, went for 515, as did the largest cake in the auction, complete with edible flags and figures. Other events sponsored by the stu- dent Council were the Football and Basketball Homecoming programs, Teacher Appreciation Week, election of Senior Superlatives, Hat Day and Mr. and Miss elections. - By Kelly Keohane 62!Clubs And Organizations Tom Kurz, advisor for the 11-12 Center Student Council, explains the details of the magazine drive to the student body in an assembly in the - ,tg Hat Day was instituted by the 11-12 Student Council in late April and students wore a wide variety of hats as illustrated by Junior Laurel Carrico. i 'Ks auditorium. OHS set a new magazine sale re cord by topping 530,000. was I ,ttet 0 . The Cake Auction was one of the big events spon sored by the 9-10 Student Council. Licking her fingers as she prepares to dig into this OHS cake are ffrom leftjz Robin Nall, Juli Hastings and Mary Beth Tichenor.