Pewitt High School - Round Up Yearbook (Omaha, TX)

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The purpose of thc ,lunior High Student Council shall he to pro- mote participation and interest in all recognized school activities, to set a high standard of school citizen- ship, and to eobopa erate in all things for the best inter- ests of the school The room represent- atives are, BOT- TOM ROW: Marra- dene Brock, Ann- ette Adams, Mike Bottom S. Linda Hawkins, Tex Clair, Carolyn Dodso n, Pain Irv i n. SEC- OND ROW: Eddie Sandlin, Linda ,la- cobs, Gail Hanes, Nita Ballard, Nata- lie Churchwell. ,lamcs Knighton. THIRD ROW: Sharron Jennings, Paula Patterson. Doug Wise is not shown. ii are: Judy Allen, Sec Mary L. Pewitt, Presi The Junior High Stu- a dent Council officers retary and Treasurer: Bob Bone, Sponsor: , dent, Carol Y n u n ,Q ' Vice President. l Y Room 4B received new 1---. f i . . -'-P ' J . 5 . inascots for their Gail 4.499-If i , Borden Club. . 1 -1 6' ' 'f. J:-1. '53 . ' ,.....- iq, --' wi f r 1' -u-39-4-:'Lb Q x ' 4, Q ., , K , 4 S - ' ii ti Q '?ll3ll M ' R, . ,J V ,- When Mr. White's ear suddenly dies, he knows it is not from lack of gas. All it needs is to be wound up again. Frosty, the Snow man, was brought to life at l'.T.A. by the second grade. v The Pewitt Jr. High Student Connell Was Organized This Year f Q

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The Jackets Are Here! Excitement ran high as day after day went hy and the jackets had not come. At long last the f Q'-v -., :Sf J. Roy and Buddy seemed very proud of their four stripes. Junior High Co-Captains presented their Sweetheart with her jacket. -,-ff much awaited day arrived and they were the most beautiful jackets in the world. v-vfff ef, , 4 we 5 , '47 I 2, 1 Y i In Ca January was the time for taking pictures for the Feature section of the annual. The an- nual staff treated everyone tn a tea after- wards.

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Miss Elizabeth Bryan received the annual DAR Award for good citizenship. Candidates for this award are chosen by the senior class with the faculty making the final selection. BEST CITIZENS were chosen from all three wings. Each class selected their best citizens, and the faculty selected the two best citizens of grade school, junior high school, and high school. The best citizens of high school are Peggy McCord and Billy Joe Deleaseg junior high school best citizens are Paula Patterson and Tommy Stewartg and the best citizens of grade school are Betty Thompson and Leslie Huddleston. , 'lip as :Wat I , ,M X February The Month of Best Citizens , I L I .1 '-...ff Room 8B roduced an assembl la entitled Cu id's Con The seniors challenged the faculty to a basketball game The 1 P v rr Y P - U , sp1racy. faculty responded by winning the game.