Sumter High School - Paragon Yearbook (Sumter, SC)

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Opposite Page: KU Miss Andrena Ray, Student Council Adviser, Bennie Solomon, President, and Don Mazursky, Vice President proudly dis- play the '71-'72 Leadership Award. C25 Being a student body officer has its rewards. Larry john- son, Vice President, presents a bouquet of flowers to Miss Clamecocld' as Don Mazursky crowns her. This Page: ill SMALL STUDENT COUNCIL: Front Row: Miss Ray, adviser, Bennie Solomon, Don Mazursky, Larry johnson, Cheryl Thompson, Sherilyn Butler, Diane Johnson, Beth Allen, Second Row: Greg Alford, lohnathan Bryan, Skip Seebeck, Will Bynum, Chip Finney, Don Bow- man, Terry Brand, larma Dixon, L25 Seated: Beverly Hobbs, Miss Winkles, Adviser, Robbie Richardson, Amanda Hall, Standing: Mr. lseman, Adviser, C31 Not all Small Student Council meet- ings are serious as Chip Finney, Cheryl Thomp- son, will Bynum, Sherilyn Butler, and Terry Brand Call facing the camera? seem to enjoy the proceedings. Organizations 95

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39 -J l Student Council Spearheads Annual Camecock Week With the S.C. Leadership Award tucked under its wing, the SHS Student Council pursued new projects for 1972-73. In an effort to battle the age- old enemy, student apathy, the Council got right down to business. After weeks of planning, enthusiasm shook the walls of SHS during Cramecock Week. Through pep rallies, spirit chain sales, float competition, and pep con- tests, student involvement reached its peak. Twice monthly, students escaped the daily routine of classes to enjoy activity period. The time was used for club meetings, crafts, movies, games, and intramural sports. Raising money for the student activity fund was also a council enterprise, but the candy-selling feat was actually tackled by all students. Dances, rock-festivals, and a student- faculty basketball game were projects initiated to raise money for the Memorial Scholarship Fund. 94 Organizations i is Y 'it vi

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