Whites Creek High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Whites Creek, TN)

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108 STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Whites Creek student government has worked very diligently with the SGA officers since the summer preceding the school year. The Cabinet is composed of two representatives from each grade level along with the members-at-largc. These stu- dents worked as a mini-council conducting all activities sponsored by our student government until the homeroom representatives were elected. The cabinet was faced with many responsibilities and jobs to perform. Some students helped in our annual open house as guides to the parents and new students desiring to tour our facilities. Besides trying to plan activities and procedures in order to help the school year get off to a good start, the cabinet also had to plan and begin work on our homecoming festivities. This was a very large job for such a small group but thanks to their hard work our homecoming was a great success. Shortly thereafter we were able to elect homeroom representatives and then there was the job of informing the council about all the previous activities. Those students who are representatives on our cabinet are as follows: Natalie Bell and Julie Dugger 12th; Donya Davis and Scott Swander-11th: Majorie Kindall-10th; I.amont Hudson- 9th; and members-at-large; Karen Sutton, Julie Angcll, Kim Crowder, Angie Avcritt, and Raymond Kinnard. Our Historians, Sheila Dorse and Dana Fortner, deserve many thanks for their work on the scrapbook. Special mention must be made of the support and hard work provided by the elected officers from Joelton High School. These young people joined our school when their high school became a junior high. Trent Merritt, President; Dawn Knight, Girls' Vice-President; Bobby McGlockin, Boys’ Vice-President: Tommy Bag- gott. Treasurer; and Bobby Jones, Sergeant-At-Arms joined us and served weil dur- ing their first year at Whites Creek. Sponsors Brenda Ornes and fs. Janet Noble

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Y TEENS Y TEENS spent a busy year on many projects. Under the direction of Velma Woods, the club got off on a good footing and formation was just a matter of formality. Y Teens is di- rectly involved with the Y and takes on civic responsibilities along with involvement of youth in civic and home improvements. With the pro- gress that the club made this year, the future is looking even brighter. Bottom L. to R. Rochelle Evans, Lisa Firoul, Janice Threalkill, Top L. to R. Ms. Velma Woods, Jetonia Jackson, Valerie Gross, Wakcyia Hill NIKE NIKE again spent an eventful year promoting business activities within the school. Under the direction of Mrs. Anne Davis, the club has taken on new dimensions with the involve- ment of more students and the expan- sion of the club’s ideas into the daily life of the students. There is no doubt that the club achieves its goals and attains its objectives. Bottom L. to R. Tina Marler, Cheryl Draper, Dana Pond. Mrs. Anne Davis, Teresa Wright. Top L. to R. Cheryl Love, Chris Reagon, Wilnia Golden, Carla Johnson, Donna Vannoy. 107

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