Springhill High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Springhill, LA)

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ACTIVITIES Only parents of students, other than the admin- istration, faculty and student body, can conceive of the many activities SHS includes in her schedule. Rarely a day passes that does not necessitate a call meeting of some group, there is always a practice for some thing. The Banana Sisters meet every Thursday at 4. From January to the end of Feb- ruary the Lumberjack Staff works from 3 until 5 each day. The student council meets every second Tuesday at 3rd period. A result of all this activity is a happy, high spirited SHS student body in '66- a New Year for Old Traditions. Students go to work early. When we arrive on registration day, we find them holding signs telling us where to sit. On each class room door, We find the teacher's name and her schedule. Homecoming is always our first big activity. A special assembly and a parade, featuring the Queen and her court and floats made by the clubs, are anticipated events. Throughout the fall are the pep meetings held to inspire the Lumberjacks. Momentous this year was the spirit of the Beat Jesuitn week. Amid all this activity is the personal part of high school life-pride in having made the best grade in the class-unhappiness in having lost the election- anger in quarreling with a friend, boy or girl. And above all else is the class room work- always interesting and challenging. Without it, there would be no SHS. Education is our reason for being.

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N, env ff-,fe W H ' l ' if file, A Qu:mef:fag2::gee5am1e,f- i , ..,,,,, Z E The school year begins with various elections. Here, the student council executive officers and elections committee count votes for the first election of the year, Homecoming Queen. Between classes students enjoy conversation with friends. Seniors, Lany Stone, Beverly Corbell, Delbert Wilks, and Wayne Timmons help students find their class sections on the first day of school.