Parkwood High School - Joplimo Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

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V Y-teens aided Outh QP- rgflki A 'K P4153 2251 'V 'Wy flfficers: Kathy Shipman, Wren Covington, Lacey Clark, and Patty Costley Saw Cynthia Stauffer and Tammy Wy'att arrange goods to be sold at the bake sale. RIGHT: Girls lead cheers on Y-teens homecoming float. ll6fy -teens Sponsor, Coita Thompson looks on as Kel ly Coiner sells candy. kk- 'W ,YQ l

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'ootball Homecoming. akfast to Mountain, GFOVC Siudenii- October 26 Parkwood Student Council spon- sored the annual Southwest District Student Council Convention after winning the Presiden- cy last year. Approximately 450 students came for the convention. The 37 STUCO members decorated and financ- ed both Homecomings and Twirp. After reinstating classes to sit together in assemblies, they also brought to the school: box lunches, picnic tables, painted trash cans and benches, banners for the gym and showed movies in the auditorium. Miss Lorene Carson and Mr. Keith Zeka as ad- visors assisted in meetings,activities, and with Big Brothers Christmas funds. , i Becky Dampier distributes time schedules to students from area schools. X I 3 K 53 , Q . I ii: 'C . - in-ff Vi ,ltr,r. it l, 2 2' . 1 J ' , .H gl 5 y 5275... are ,fi 8 XV ' git: Kim Kclly Brad Zerkel Dan Blair Darlene Burton Kim Coiner FRESHMEN Robin Clifton Michelle Knotts Steve Sisk Cindy Mann Beth Paul Jeff Steen Lisa Marion

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l s Cindy Ellard serves refreshments at the Y-teen mixer. 5 ei fijw I 2 if we f K j ,, or if Egg sales, candy sales, a bake sale, and the sale of Homecoming mums were the money raising projects for this year's Parkwood Y-teens. Using the money for their annual dance Snowball the Y-teens had at least one mdney making project a month to give girls an opportunity to par- ticipate. Members needed two projects in order to attend the dance. Many of the members helped children at the Cerebal Palsey Clinic during their study halls. y-teensf117