Springdale High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Springdale, AR)

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i Long hours ond no i ' l - W , i .,, f ' P .. 4' at 4:5 if A poy-only reword is ci better system Upper right: Parents, townspeople, and students line the walls of the board room waiting their chance to be heard. Left: Student Council Presi- dent, Barry Smith, attends the School Board meet- ing on behalf of the student body. The Springdale School Board tried to solve educational problems while representing ideas from students, parents and concerned citizens. Though the business at hand often covered everything from special classes to the type of steel needed for school canopies, only certain issues drew the attention of SHS students. Feeling that they had freedom of speech, students spoke out against lunchroom price hikes, closed campus and a dress code that baffled them and startled parents. Opinions often differed, and the final decisions may not have pleased everyone, but young people and adults alike knew that every second Tuesday the doors of the administration building were open to them and their ideas. The System! 19 i i Y

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