2023-2024
Texas High School Junior Garden Club
Rosebud High School Gardeners Texarkana, Texas 2023 - 2024
Member of National Council of State Garden Clubs, Inc. Texas Garden Clubs, Inc. District III East Texas Council of Garden Clubs
Sponsoring Club Rose Garden Club, Texarkana, Texas
Organized February 1956
Club Flower “ Rosebud ”
Meetings Second Monday of each month
High School Sponsors Jennifer Guffey Patty McDonald Dolores Schandua
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title page ……………………………………………………………………………………….1 Table of Contents …………………………………………………………………………..2 Welcome ………………………….…………………………………………………………...3 Officers, Rosebud …………………………………………………………………………..4 Past Presidents ……………………………………………………………………………...5 Themes/Pledge.. ……………………………………………………………………………6 Officer Chain of Command. …………………………………………………………….7 Meeting Dates / Order of Business ………………………………………………..8 By - Laws ………………………………………………………………………………………...9 Absence Policy/Dismissal/Point System.... …………………………………..15 Communication with Rosebuds/Dues ………………………………………...16 Projects/Scholarships. ………………………………………………………………...17 Committees. ………………………………………………………………………………..18 Programs ………………………………………………………………………………..……19 Membership List ……………………………………………………………………..…..20
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WE LCOME LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT
Dear New Members,
I’m so excited to welcome you to this amazing group of young women! In Rosebuds, our goal is to educate and serve. We are committed to our duty of leadership inside our school and in our community. We provide several opportunities for you to volunteer during the year. Our sponsors and officers ask that you be dedicated to Rosebuds and constantly reflect the values of this organization. This year is going to be absolutely amazing, and I know you will accomplish and grow so much! If you ever have any questions, feel free to reach out to me through social media messaging or before/ after a meeting.
I can’t wait to see what we do with this year, Kamryn Jean, President of Rosebuds
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OFFICERS 2023 - 2024
President:
Kamryn Jean
Vice President :
Carly Hickerson Reese Townsend Lola Vanderburg
Secretary: Treasurer:
Director of Community Service & Fundraising:
Mattie Wiley
Director of Hospitality:
Liberty Maldonado - Cowan
Director of Membership
Kathryn Bixler
& Recruitment:
Director of Public
Lila McKay
Relations & Marketing:
Teachers ’ Tea Coordinator: Anna Szymanski
Bake Sale Coordinator:
Kamryn Miles
Spring Fling Coordinator: Elle Floyd
Sponsors:
Jennifer Guffey 903 - 276 - 6657 Patty McDonald 903 - 277 - 3859 Dolores Schandua 956 - 285 - 5534
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PAST PRESIDENTS
1956
Nell Cobb
1990 - 1991 Jennifer Jones 1991 - 1992 Christina Cravens
1956 - 1957 Gloria Edmonds
Winnie Beth Buch- meyer
1957 - 1958
1992 - 1993 Jill Moser
1958 - 1959 Carolyn Eason 1959 - 1960 Betty Ann Pappas 1960 - 1961 Frances Spivy 1961 - 1962 Judy Record
1993 - 1994 Susan Robbins 1994 - 1995 Holly Fuller 1995 - 1996 Tiffany Snow 1996 - 1997 Meghann Thornton 1997 - 1998 Sarah Smythe 1998 - 1999 Tiffany Smith 1999 - 2000 Chauna Stinson
1962 - 1963 Sally Knight
1963 - 1964 Suzanne Blackwell 1964 - 1965 Renda Compton 1965 - 1966 Linda Vincent 1966 - 1967 Boo Powell 1967 - 1968 Kathy DeWoody 1968 - 1969 Emily Russell 1969 - 1970 Ann Forehand 1970 - 1971 Marilyn Moores
2000 - 2001
2001 - 2002 Amanda Ables 2002 - 2003 Katie Carpenter 2003 - 2004 Julie Miller 2004 - 2005 Lauren Smith
2005 - 2006 Alicia Austin 1971 - 1972 Martha Sue Johnson 2006 - 2007 Susie Powell 1972 - 1973 Ann Atchison 2007 - 2008 Elizabeth Bernabe 1973 - 1974 Judy Prestridge 2008 - 2009 1974 - 1975 Kathy Parmley 2009 - 2010 1975 - 1976 Mildred Cook 2010 - 2011 1976 - 1977 Martha Thorton 2011 - 2012 1977 - 1978 Sara Burns 2012 - 2013 Amy McCoy 1978 - 1979 Terry Whisenant 2013 - 2014 1979 - 1980 Mary Young 2014 - 2015 Katherine Anne Doan 1980 - 1981 Nanette Judd 2015 - 2016 Elizabeth Tullis 1981 - 1982 Perri Courtney 2016 - 2017 Hannah Hayes 1982 - 1983 Stephanie Alston 2017 - 2018 Meredith Maynard 1983 - 1984 Jeannie Rich 2018 - 2019 Madison Brown 1984 - 1985 Johnette Hawkins 2019 - 2020 Julia Whitehorn 1985 - 1986 Caroline Patton 2020 - 2021 Heather Huetter 1986 - 1987 Susie Bruce 2021 - 2022 Olivia George 1987 - 1988 Amy Prince 2022 - 2023 Lydia Horton 1988 - 1989 Meg McWilliams 2023 - 2024 Kamryn Jean 1989 - 1990 Anna Miller
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2023 - 2024 “ Let It Grow”
YEAR ’ S GOALS
Our goal for the year is to meet the National Council ’ s objectives through programs that bring enjoyment and knowledge of different phases of gar- dening.
JUNIOR GARDEN CLUB PLEDGE As a Texas Garden Clubs Youth Gardener, I promise to do all in my power to protect our birds, trees, and flowers and to watch for opportunities to make and keep my community clean and beautiful.
CONSERVATION PLEDGE “ I give my pledge as an American to save and faithfully defend from waste the natural resources of my country, it ’ s soil and mineral, its forest, waters and wildlife. ”
OBJECTIVE “ To mold within the member ’ s heart and mind the love of the beautiful; the knowledge and care of earth ’ s treasures. ”
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OFFICER CHAIN OF COMMAND
President Kamryn Jean
Vice President Carly Hickerson
Director of Community Service/ Fundraising Mattie Wiley
Secretary Reese Townsend
Director of Hospitality Liberty Maldonado - Cowan
Director of Member- ship/Recruitment Kathryn Bixler
Treasurer Lola Vanderburg
Teacher ’ s Tea Coordinator Anna Szymanski
Director of Public Relations & Marketing Lila McKay
Bake Sale Coordinator Kamryn Miles
Spring Fling Coordinator Elle Floyd
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GENERAL MEETING DATES (2nd Monday of each month at 6:00 in cafeteria)
All meetings are mandatory unless sponsors have been notified ahead of time and given approval. 5 points will be added for each general meeting that the student is in attendance. The student will lose the opportunity to obtain points if they are absent from a general meeting.
Meeting Location: Cafeteria
Time: 6:00 pm
Sep.18, 2023 Oct. 16, 2022 Nov 13, 2023 Dec 11, 2023
Jan 8, 2024 Feb 12, 2024 Mar 04, 2024
Apr 08, 2024 May 13, 2023 – Spring Fling
Dress Code: Sunday best: dress, skirt/blouse or pantsuit Casual dress: anything BUT leggings, jeans with holes, shorts or t shirts OFFICER MEETINGS DURING ENRICHMENT
August 22nd September 7th September 28th November 10th December 4th
January 8th February 12th
March 4th April 8th May 10th
ORDER OF BUSINESS
1) Call to order by President 2) Minutes read and approved from the last meeting by the Secretary 3) Roll call by Secretary 4) Report of Officers
5) Report of Committees 6) Unfinished business
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BY - LAWS The Rosebud Junior Garden Club of Texas High School
ARTICLE I – NAME AND PURPOSE Section 1. The name of this club shall be the Rosebud Junior Garden Club. Section 2. The object of this club is to be a service and educational organi- zation for young women at Texas High School. The club will provide education to the members by introducing programs that will help them become productive women and leaders in the community and school. Section 3. Rosebuds emphasizes service through our various educational activities and service projects. The members are taught different skills that they will need later in life such as being dependable, working together in groups, and serving others. Educational programs in Rosebuds are also used to help the girls develop new skills and interests, such as Manners/Etiquette, Exercise through Zumba and Yoga, and Self - Defense. dent. Selection for membership is by invitation based on the overall grade point average of at least a 143.00 (see ARTICLE V), good attendance and behavior. Section 2. Membership shall be known as either active or inactive. Active members shall remain part of the club until graduation. Active members must participate in all events including payment of dues or for the event if necessary. Seniors will become inactive members upon graduation. Inactive members shall have no voice or vote in club affairs. They are also not allowed at club meetings, events, or dinners. Members who are dismissed from the club due to circumstanc- es outlined in Article V will be considered inactive members. Section 3. New members shall receive a letter welcoming them into the club. If an individual does not receive a letter welcoming them into the club, they are not a member of the Rosebud Junior Garden Club. ARTICLE II - MEMBERSHIP Section 1. Membership in this club is an honor bestowed upon a stu- Section 4. Point system. All members will accumulate points by attending Gen- eral Meetings (5pts) for each meeting; Earn back points by volunteering, (5pts), registering to vote (3 pts), wearing Rosebud T - shirt during school day on general meeting dates (3 pts). At least 60 points are required to attend the end of the year Spring Fling. Section 5. Active members who resign without reasonable cause or are dismissed are never eligible for membership. Section 6. Members are expected to uphold a high standard of behavior that is necessary for the integrity and reputation of the organization. Members must be of outstanding character, leadership, and citizenship (above all reproach).
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BY - LAWS ARTICLE III - SELECTION OF MEMBERS
Section 1. To be eligible for membership, the eligible member must be a female member of the sophomore class. (Freshmen or those classified as 9th graders are not eligible.) Any junior or senior that moves into the district may join at the start of each new year, if they meet the membership requirements. Section 2. Applicants must have a weighted grade of a 143.0 or higher to be considered as a member of the Rosebud Junior Garden Club. Section 3: Applicants must not have violated the TISD Code of Conduct. Those who violate the Code of Conduct at a level requiring In School Suspen- sion (ISS) or Disciplinary Alternative Education Placement (DAEP) will not be selected. Section 4. A description of the selection procedure and requirements shall be published in an official school publication that is widely available to all students, parents, and the greater community. Section 5. Upon selection, incoming Rosebuds must make an original floral arrangement for a teacher or staff member to complete their member- ship. In addition, newly accepted members are required to attend the Initia- tion Dinner. ARTICLE IV - CONDUCT Section 1. Proper manners should be used at all times to address adults and officers. Mutual respect and politeness toward fellow members within the group are basic elements that contribute to the total success of the group. Section 2. Assault or harassment of sponsor(s) or group members, or theft of group or individual property are expressly forbidden. At the first in- fraction of either of these rules, the member will be dismissed from the club. Section 3. The possession and/or use of alcohol, tobacco, and illegal drugs are forbidden and will not be tolerated. Any infraction, on or off cam- pus, will result in a principal/sponsor/parent/student review. Dismissal from the club may result from this review. A second infraction will result in the immediate dismissal from the club. Section 4. Members will maintain a higher standard of conduct that is appropriate on social media sites such as Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, etc.. Members are responsible for everything they post on social me- dia or anything they are tagged in. The area of appropriateness will include, but are not limited to language (abbreviated or alluding to), pictures, sugges- tive poses, nudity, clothing, reference to alcohol, drugs, and tobacco. Any question of appropriateness will be decided by the principal and sponsor(s).
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BY - LAWS ARTICLE V - DISMISSAL
Section 1. The procedure for dismissal shall be determined by the club sponsor(s) and the principal in compliance with the rules and regula- tions of the Rosebud Junior Garden Club. A written description of the dis- missal procedures shall be available to interested parties. Section 2. Members must maintain the GPA of at least a 143.0 or higher, which was the basis of their selection, per semester or the member will be placed on a probation period of six weeks following the drop in not meeting the required weighted GPA. The member will have the probation period to correct the deficiency. If the student does not meet the probation period requirement, she will be dismissed from the program. Section 3. The student members who habitually violate the TISD Code of Conduct or who violate the Code of Conduct at a level requiring In School Suspension (ISS) or Disciplinary Alternative Education Placement (DAEP) shall be removed from membership. Section 4. Members who receive three demerits will be dismissed from the club. Demerits can be received for the following items: not attending mandatory meetings such as the Initiation Tea (if required to attend), not participating in the Thanksgiving Bake Sale or Teacher ’ s Tea, not participat- ing in a service project in the spring, not turning in their floral arrangement, not paying dues, not turning in the signed bylaws form, or not paying or attending other events. Section 5. Members who do not carry out their requirements (ie; Thanksgiving Bake Sale, Teacher ’ s Tea, Teacher Floral Arrangements, or any other philanthropic events) will be dismissed after two events are not completed. If a member has an issue with any of the philanthropic responsi- bilities, they need to discuss the issue with the club sponsor(s). Section 6. In all cases of impending dismissal, a member shall have a right to a hearing before the faculty council. A student may be accompanied by a parent/guardian at their hearing. ARTICLE VI - OFFICERS/COMMITTEE CHAIRS Section 1. The duty of all officer positions shall be to set a positive example for members as well as other officers. All officers are expected to model and promote Rosebud values and purpose and most importantly, make Rosebuds a HIGH priority of her commitments. The Executive Council of this club shall be a president, vice - president, secretary and treasurer. The remaining positions will be called officers. They will be made up of incom- ing 11th and 12th grade members for the following year and will be 1 person positions. Section 2. A majority of votes cast shall be necessary to elect any of- ficer of this chapter, and officer positions are based primarily on good at- tendance and active participation in the club. However, girls do have the opportunity to express interest in specific positions for which they would like to be chosen for. Section 3. New officers and committee members shall be installed at the Dinner at the end of every school year, typically in April or May.
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BY - LAWS Section 4. It shall be the duty of the President to maintain a positive work- ing relationship with the Executive Council, officers, members and Sponsors. She shall preside over this chapter's meetings and be an ex - officio member of all committees. The president shall appoint permanent committees as necessary. She shall meet regularly with the sponsor(s) concerning upcoming agendas as well as seek assistance from her officers. It is the responsibility of the President to stay informed of the status of all committees to ensure the timeliness of events. Section 5. The Vice - president assists the President as needed, as well as ensures that goals, policies and procedures are carried out. The Vice - President shall preside in the absence of the President. In the event the President can not fulfill her duties the VP will resume the role of President. Section 6. The Chapter Secretary shall keep accurate meeting records, recruitment lists, attendance records, and documentation of club activities and functions. She is also responsible for taking attendance during each meeting. Section 7. The Treasurer shall work with the sponsors in keeping an accu- rate account of receipts and disbursements in accordance with TISD regulations. She shall work with the sponsors in determining an annual budget for all service projects in events. The Treasurer ensures that all members' dues are current and paid within a timely manner . Section8. The duty of the Director of Community Service & Fundraising is to improve our community and school by providing service projects and fund- raising that benefits both. The DOCSF shall oversee a committee of 3 commit- tee members for a total of 4 members to this position including herself. Section 9. The Director of Hospitality shall help to promote the warmth, openness and welcoming environment that Rosebuds was created upon. There will only be one member voted in for this position. Section 10. The duty of the Director of Public Relations and Market- ing shall promote a positive public image for Rosebuds and its Membership. There will only be one member voted in for this position . Section 11. The duty of the Director of Membership/Recruitment is to over- see all initiation of new members and assist the sponsors in the selection of all potential new members ’ (PNMs). It is the responsibility of the Director of Mem- bership/Recruitment to promote a positive climate within the club to support membership retention. There will only be one member voted in for this posi- tion. Section 12. The duty of the Teacher ’ s Tea Coordinator will be to serve as the leader and be the person in charge of the overall event. The duty of the Co- ordinators to coordinate the tea; not limited to food, decorations and overall execution of the event. The Coordinator will have 3 committee members for a total of 4 members making up the planning team. Section 13. The duty of the Bake Sale Coordinator is to coordinate the bake sale as well as be the person in charge for the overall event. This will in- clude organizing the pricing of baked goods, decorations and overall execution of the event. The Coordinator will have 3 committee members for a total of 4 members making up the planning team. 12
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Section 14. The duty of the Spring Fling Coordinator is to oversee the overall execution of the event. She will oversee a Committee made up of 3 members from the Junior class and 3 members SELECTED from the IN- COMING SOPHOMORE CLASS each year for a total of 7 members to make up the Spring Fling committee. The Coordinator will serve as the lead- er and be the person in charge of the overall event. Section 15. Meetings are led by officers and committee members with the sponsor(s) in attendance. ARTICLE VII - THE CLUB SPONSOR(S) Section 1. The club sponsor(s) shall be responsible for the direst day - to - day supervision of the chapter and act as liaison between faculty, admin- istration, students, and community. Section 2. The club sponsor(s) shall maintain files on membership, chapter history, activities, and financial transactions. Section 3. The club sponsor(s) shall regularly review each member for compliance with the Rosebud Junior Garden Club standards and obligations. Section 4. The club sponsor(s) shall help the club officers understand and carry out their duties. ARTICLE VIII - MEETINGS & EVENTS Section 1. The regular meetings of this chapter shall be no more than once a month during the school days or on an afternoon following school hours as designated by the sponsor(s) and with principal notification. Section 2. Eight members shall constitute a quorum. The sponsor(s) and the president must approve all meetings, with at least one sponsor in attendance. Section 3. Members are expected to attend all meetings unless they are absent from school on the day of the meeting due to participating in another school function, have a death in the family, or have an illness. Section 4. Attendance is taken at every meeting. Any member who missed more than two regularly scheduled meetings without prior approval from the sponsor(s) shall be recommended for dismissal from membership in this club at the discretion of the sponsor and campus principal. ARTICLE IX - THE PRINCIPAL Section 1. The principal shall reserve the right to approve all activities and decisions of the club. Section 2. The principal shall annually appoint a chapter sponsor(s), who may serve consecutive terms. Section 3. The principal shall be in attendance at any events if they choose to participate, but it is not required. 13
BY - LAWS ARTICLE X - DUES AND PARTICIPATION
Section 1. The amount of club dues shall be $50 each year of the member- ship. The dues consist of the following; $15 membership fee, $15 tee shirt, $30 events (dinners, dance), $15 supplies, refreshments and guest speak- ers. Incoming 10th graders shall be assessed an additional $25 for a total of $75. Members shall not be turned away because of inability to pay, but reasons should be discussed with the club sponsor. Dues shall be paid in full or by a two payment plan (October and in February). Section 2. Participation in every event is mandatory. All major events will be communicated no less than two weeks in advance to allow an adequate time frame for employers of the members. Notice and reasoning for non - attendance in events must be provided to the club sponsor 48 hours prior to the event to be considered as an excused absence. Any notices after 48 hours will not be consid- ered as excused unless it is a death, sickness, or anything ruled by sponsor. Section 3. Non - participation in fundraising activities may be grounds for dismissal by the faculty council. Students will receive not more than two (2) written warnings prior to dismissal proceedings being initiated. Section 4. Non - participation in service projects (groups and/or individuals) may be grounds of dismissal by faculty council. Students will receive not more than two (2) written warnings prior to dismissal proceedings being initiated.
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ABSENCE POLICY Excused: The following will be considered legitimate excuses for absences: Illness– must be absent from school the day of the meeting or the day after the meeting. Death in the family. Others as recommended by the Sponsor Unexcused: The following will not be considered legitimate excuses for absence: Homework Work Dates Outside activities such as dance lesson etc. Others as recommended by the Sponsor DISMISSAL All of the following are automatic dismissal from the Rosebud High School Garden- ing Club: Two unexcused absences as stated on Article V from meetings. Failure to bring flower arrangements. Failure to take part in club activities ROSEBUD POINT SYSTEM Each member will accumulate points . A minimum of sixty points is required to attend the spring fling. 5 Points will be automatically added for every general meeting in attendance. 1 Demerit = 5 Points will be subtracted for the following: Flower arrangement late Failure to participate in committee work Failure to help hostesses at the monthly meetings & with preparing Teacher ’ s Tea gifts Failure to participate in any event/activity sponsored by the Rosebuds. Dues late Late to meetings - Rosebuds are on Time. Store bought items brought to events that are required to be “ Homemade ” (i.e. Annual Bake Sale, Teachers Tea) Other points that are assigned by Sponsors.
Format to earn back points: 3 points = Register to vote
3 points = Wear Rosebud T - shirt during the school day on general meeting dates. 5 points = By volunteering. Proof of services needs to be submitted to sponsors/ President/ Secretary. (ie. picture)
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COMMUNICATION WITH ROSEBUDS Pertinent information will be disbursed by utilizing Google Class- room. All activities, opportunities, meetings dates will be posted. Please make sure that you have accepted Google invite by Septem- ber 15th. Google Classroom Code is mkn47te ROSEBUD DUES Dues for the Rosebud Garden Club will be $50 per year. This in- cludes: Rosebud T - shirt, dinner meals, guest speakers, & supplies. New members (10th graders only) will be assessed an initiation en- rollment fee of $25 and their yearly membership due for a total of $75. All monies needed for the year are included so that you will not be asked to pay for different things during the year. These dues do NOT include the homemade Bake Sale items and /or Teacher ’ s Tea items/ service project items. There are 2 payment options available to pay your dues: Payment in Full by Oct. 2, 2023 Or 1/2 payment by Oct 2, 2023 and second payment by Feb. 1, 2024
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YEARLY PROJECTS
1. Furnishing flower arrangements. 2. Promoting a clean campus program for the beautification of our school. 3. Workshop to make Christmas gifts for the teachers. 4. Planting for Arbor Day. 5. Spring Fling for the installation of new officers 6. Participate in Rose Garden Club sponsored flower events.
PHILANTHROPY PROJECTS 2023 - 2024 Discussion for the 2023 - 2024 Philanthropy project (s) will be initiated during the 1st General Meeting.
SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES 2023 - 2024 Scholarship opportunities are available. If interested contact the club spon- sor (s) for more information.
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COMMITTEES Community Service/Fundraising Mattie Wiley
Hospitality Liberty Maldonado Cowan
Teacher ’ s Tea Anna Szymanski
Bake Sale Kamryn Miles
Service Project (s) Mattie Wiley / Lila McKay
Spring Fling Elle Floyd
Committee members will be determined at a later date. Google Inter- est forms will be available for those members interested in helping in a particular committee. You may also contact the committee chair/ coordinator.
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PROSPECTIVE MEMBER ’ S TEA August 27, 2023 2:00 – 4:00 pm Place: Sullivan Performing Arts Center Atrium
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67TH ANNUAL INTIATING DINNER FOR NEW ROSEBUD MEMBERS
“Planting the Seed” September 13, 2023 6:00 — 8:00 pm Place: TISD Waterall Bldg 1600 Waterall St Bake Sale THS Library November 17th, 2023 7:30 am — 1:30 pm
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Teacher ’ s Tea THS Library December 7, 2022 11:30 - 1:30 pm
Spring Fling TBD May 13, 2024
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MEMBER’S LISTING
12th Graders
Aguilar, Ariana Anderson, Nealy Kate Black, Zaria Chatman, Teralyn Beatrice Daniel, Ayden Erwin, Stazia Graham, Ella Harvey, Kelsie Hickerson, Carly Hopkins, Cydney Haelyn Humphrey, Jenna Jean, Kamryn Johnson, Jadyn Keller, Sophie Kier, Ella Lavender, Libby Leible, Morgan Maldonado Cowan, Liberty
McHenry, Kennedi Mitchell, Jane Kate Richardson, Shaniah Singleton, Melissa Townsend, Reese Vanderburg, Lola White, Riley Whitlock, Lynnley Wilson, Grace
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MEMBER ’ S LISTING 11th Graders
Abernathy, Aubree Aubrey, Courtlyn
Lee, Kyndal McKay, Lila
Barr, Emma
Miles, Kamryn
Bixler, Kathryn Brauntzer, Kynli Chavez, Gabriela Clack, Caryln Crowe, Laila Derrick, Emily Drewry, Kaitlyn Escalera, Viridiana
Montiel Chavez, Alli- Morriss, Megan Nielsen, Lilian O'Rorke, Kennley
Patel, Tulsi Reed, Alyssa Reeves, Paige
Robinson, Natalie Saxton, Sarah Simon, Hayden Sims, Gracelyn Smith, Haven Steele, Lauren Szymanski, Anna Taylor, Caroline Toubia, Laila Waddell, Haley
Flippen, Kynlee
Floyd, Elle
Friday, Lauren Gabriel, Alexa
Garcia Olade, Kimberli
Golette, Kyli
Grady, Myanna
Gulledge, Kaidynce Harnden, Trinity Harper, Leslie Head, Kelsey Hernandez, Itzel Horton, Julianna
Ward, Azala
White, Hannah Wiley, Mattison
Wise, Jakyra
Jones, Addison Jones, Taylor Kellam, Texlee
Womack, Jordan Woodman, Sarah
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MEMBER’S LISTING
10th Graders
Chatman, Nyreah Cook, Kate Elizabeth Crouch, Jalyn Ryan Crowson, Kateleigh Dowden, Jlynn Alicia Foreman, Iyanna Elise
Mayo, Adyson Claire McPhaul, Meredith Mendoza, Yaneira Orgeron, Lillie Claire Patterson, Taylor Jo Raley, Olivia Grace Ramos, Jamaiyah Roberts, Riley Elizabeth
Glass, Camylle
Gold, Abigail Jane
Gravier, Emma Hodge Hale, McKenzi Grace Henry, Hayden Lynn Hodge, Claire Eliza- Jackson, Hailey Ayana
Scott, Anaiah Evon Shaw, Peyton Ann
Sherman, Hadlee Grace
Simpson, Lila June
Smith, Annie Elizabeth
Jones, Olivia Sara
Smith, Taylor Ann Snow, Kathryn Mia
Josey, Purity Va'Shelle LeFors, Lilian Grace LeJeune, Sophia Jean Loomis, Catherine Lopez - Perez, Nadia
Solomon, Destiny Alex-
Vazquez, Adalyn
Watt, Kyleigh Michelle Wood, Caledonia Isa-
Lopez, Michelle
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