Red Oak High School - Hawk Yearbook (Red Oak, TX)

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L -vw s vt. g 7 '-2 F 4 I 1 iw Student dvisoty new on campus One of the newest groups on campus. the Student Advisory Com- mittee. is composed of representatives from school organizations and from each class. Ruth Miller. high school math teacher. is advisor for the committee. Shortly after they were formed, SAC members chose Kevin Stanford as their president: David Hitt, vice-presi- dent: Donna Mize. secretary: Amy Lowrey, treasurer. To raise money for membership pins, the group sold maroon and white Hawk pennants. They served as timekeepers when debaters from other schools came for practice meets and sponsored a school ping-pong tournament in the spring. li 'ft K ..- nt: ' ik!! Q ,vw Danny Little, Kevin Stanford, Jimmy Shields, Student Advisory Committee. Front row: Cindy David Hitt and Donna Mizc take a break during Brisbon, Amy Lowrey. treasurer: Kerri Trull. thc practice debate and journalism contest held Susan Been, Middle row: Renee Muirhcad, HI the School before thc district literary UICCI. Dcnicc Shackelford, David Sartor. Kim Chancc- CA' Q.. .- 'Q-at-M C. llor, Donna Mizc. secretary: Kendra Goodloe. Kcvin Stanford. president: Ruth Miller, spon- sor. Back row: Kcvin Redd. Carlos Gonzales. David Hitt. vicc-president: Gary Carroll. studcnt advisory committee 21

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Renee Muirhead listens as the committee discusses appropriate punishment for misbe- liaviur on a school trip, Donna Mile and Kendra Goodloc, SAK' members. ClCH1L7l1SII'3IC thc litter problem in the parking lot and around town during at special ztsscni5Iy held to infurm students ofthe consequences. iflhey continue to litter. Gary Carroll. Kevin Redd and David Sarlur listen :ts Earl Seztgo. principal. asks for their opinion on at euntrtwcrsiztl issuc. Mr. Seago points out duties In the schools first Student Advisory ut an induction ceremony held prior to at pep assembly. 'QW' is gifs' ' -H ffifilws 4. Z0 student advisory committee -- -, L 2715! WJ fd' nu: li M?Q,.. I 4 ' s ' e ' - 'Q i c , cg O iq 5 .1-.avx vlwuiv. wiv . - 1 ai 5 vga Kr k up-nm. -3- I 'Nj M ,f'2. fy ,A xt , . A' .ni K r-s . 9 is ,ei ii 5 t tk A t vi u- 4,6 . 'Q viii

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In its second year at ROHS the distributive education program has junior and senior students working part time while attending high school. There are 18 members this year, all working in a sales field at least 15 hours a week, Coordinator Clay Townsend said. The pre-lab class has 14 students studying business sales, preparing to go into the work program next year. The main purpose of distributive education is to teach the fundamentals of marketing and distribution to stu- dents, Mr. Townsend explained. As coordinator he finds employment for some of the students but others find their own. Belinda Abbott, president, attended the state convention this year, along with Charles Digiglio, a junior, who went to gain leadership experience. State officers were elected and con- tests were held at the Houston conference. if if x 7 .. ll K is K A fri A Qi stimuli r f rvggi t , if up C A nfs 1-,1 , f W , ,I ie. 22 distributive education