Ozona High School - Lion Yearbook (Ozona, TX)

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The way we work and the way we play--the difference betweenany school and any year, and Our School and Our Year---that!0l1Cl'1 of indiv- iduality that makes activities our very own. Dances, contests orawards, they were the extra things we did and into eac:h'we put our own memories and meaning. Our School at Work and Play . . .

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HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL The High School Student Council was sponsored by Mr. Yager, and had two representa- tives from each high school class. Joe Bailey was Presifleni, Tom Piner was Vice-President, and Bill Schneemann, Secretary. Kay Kirby and John Greer represen- ted the Seniors, Marion Mock and Scott Hickman, the Juniors, Jane Adams and Charles Garlitz, the Sophomores, and Betty Walley and Ronnie MeMullan, represented the Freshmen. This . . . High School Student Council Each of our four student councils is a stepping stone to the next. In North Elementary and South Elementary the fundamentals of a smooth functioning Stu- dent Council are learned. In Junior High we use our know how to really get a voice in the rules, activities, etc. of our school. ln High School, the Student Council selects the annual staff and decides much about school elections, in additionto giving the administration and faculty the stu- dents' viewpoint on various problems. This year the Student Council finished the constitution and made a name for itself as dance sponsors, to give the High School recreation, but partly, they admit, just to make money.