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Page 97 text:
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fl,- The hardwork of the Student Council on their float pays off as spectators look on. M11 1' The Stone High School Student Council is the official voice of the student body of Stone High. The re- presentatives are elected by homerooms to be that homeroom's voice in stu- dent council undertakings. The Student Council went to work early this year and set out to add a little fun to this school year as well as to better our school. ln addition to their usual acti- vities the Student Council sponsored a Fifties Day, a float in the fair parade, a Book Fair, and a mini Hal- loween Carnival. Looking on with amusement, Elisa Smith watches Wayne Temple being showered with sponges. S!! S W! G . 9 'W' ' 1 l R v I T. r Fl Getting ready to throw darts, Robert James poses for a picture. 91
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Page 96 text:
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Student Council Standing: HarrietDeJarnette, Ronnie Allums, Nlarty Dravis, Don Davis, Donny O'Neal, Peggy Evans, Faye Husband, Robert Fortner, Kelly Smith, Darlene Nlorrison, Carloyn Lyons, Jan Ainsworth, DeSha Breland, Linda Lomax, lVlrs. lVlarge Rabbyp Sponsor Sit- ting: Sylvia Lynn Strickland, Rita King, Elisa Smith, Bruce Lott, Sue Owen, Patricia Torres, Susan Holmes, Lora Reaves J -af E , S lineal, fa 'l K KK Finding needles in the haystack proves to be A face full of water is well worth the prize harder than it seems for James Ballman and to Danny Waddle. Danny Fountain.
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Back: Mrs. Jones, sponsor, Penny Nichols, Karen Breland, Paige Baucum, Michelle Tullos, Betty Sue Hegwood, Darlene Morrison, Martha Morphew, Susan Shannon. Front: Joe Draughn, Mr. Willison, sponsor, Mary Dearman, Tamarah Smith, Beth Miller, lna Moore, Bruce Lott, John Campbell. This year the CATS' MEOW has a new image. lt is printed like a regular newspaper The staff works hard for three weeks before each printing so that the articles will be ready for publication. Although the 5 price of the paper has gone from 10C to 256, the students at Stone High think it is well worth it. D eQanp funi or O n M. nes, spohsfgjfgf
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