Rock Hill High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Rock Hill, SC)

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JU IOR-SE TOR PLANNIN COMMITTEE 'hifi rg QE X X SHI is : rw ve 4, ,. - , . - . r 7 wmv- gg, ,, N ,i , ,fw,,,,,.' rf- ' , , - I . . - V fr ,, . . V ,,., arf a an W Q, ,pw-,1, .,, My - . 90- 'vrfa-sf. 4 , .W ff W - ,. -M . , . sa ,, .Me ,, ,- ,1 1 X ,MV ',w,Qa.1ffi-4W'1'f -wfwf' -4 ,. vt , E Front, Row: Mischelle Mills, Christie Parrish, Melissa Hardman, Terri Ramsey, Lisa Carter, Wendy Wallace, Sherita Thompson, Laura Frank, Rhonda McCallum, Kelly Baucom, Sandra Iirowningg Back Row: Buddy Polk, Bryan Rawls, Harry Deavers, Mary Jane Green, Peggy King, Elizabeth Surratt, Carole Dunlap, Kathy Shear, Charlene Newton, Diana Willis, Anita Blake, Dean Moorer. O.K., you guys. It's time to get up and boogie! The Jr.-Sr. Planning Committee is made up of Junior Class officers and homeroom presidents who take on the task of making all the preparations for the prom. Deciding on a theme and choosing a band are their major tasks, but they also take the lead role in the tediousjob ofdecorating the gym dur- ing the week of the prom. Of course, their hard work pays off when they enter the gym on prom night and absorb the pleasures ofa job well done. 91

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SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is a group of enthusi- astic students concerned with our worldls future. They see a need in every aspect of life for improvement. As bud- ding young scientists, they hope to find solutions to the major problems facing mankind. Many field trips have been planned for this year 's activities. The Club plans to see Charlotte's new Discovery Place, the Rock Hill Planetarium, several college science departments, a nuclear power plant, and several other interesting places. Projects to clean up and make Rock Hill High an even better place are in the planning stages. The 1982 Science Club has had a good year. 90 'I-1 The Science Club Officers, fLeft to Rightj: Bryan Rawls, Presidentg Margaret Carrington, Vice-presi dentg Pamela Hoyles, Secretaryg Jenne Trimnal, Treasurer.

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ST DE T CUUNCIL The Student Council as a whole serves mainly as representative body for the stu- dents. Their aim is to promote the welfare of the school while taking into consideration the wants of the students. The Student Council takes an active part in school ac- tivities by sponsoring numerous events throughout the year, including holiday fes- tivities, dances, and spirit week. Council members are elected as homeroom presi- dents and vice-presidents with officers elected from the entire student body. The Student Council not only keeps the school spirit alive but also provides members with an example of the democratic form of gov- ernment. Student Council Officers: Carole Dunlap, Presidentg Jackie Thom- as, Vice-president. Student Council Members