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Junior Class O fficers

Back row: Alan Hedrick, Mitch Kuhn, Brian Kiser

Front row: Sarah Cluster, Laura Groom, Rebecca Cornell

Clubs, organi groups form for var­

ious reasons. Some come together through directorial orga­

nization such as the Political Club. Mr. Brian Johnson, leader

of the club, provides students with information on political

events, upcoming elections, and ways in which students can

be involved. Amanda Russell went with the club to Sebnng,

FL, to hold signs for early voting in October. "It was a fun

experience, and it was also a good way for us to get to know

each other better," said Amanda. "Hopefully we will have

more activities like that." Sophomore Class O fficers

Back row: David Owens, Josh Carter. Front row: Lance Wild,
Another important group on campus is the newly

Brooke Littlefield, Bryanna Wescott, David Hall

formed Community Service Council which is a branch of

the Greeks and under the direction of Mr. Matt Murphree.

"We wanted to create a service aspect with opportunities to

serve not only the college community, but also the Clearwater

community," said Mr. Murphree. A few of the community 7

service projects that have already been conducted by the or­

ganization are an Aid Station for the Iron-Man Competition,

help at children’s homes, gathering food for the troops, and

delivering donuts and treats to the local fire department.

Although some groups began under directorial guid­

ance, others are begun by students. April Lewis started a

prayer group for girls every Monday night. Gracelyn Blake-

Freshman Class O fficers

more said, ’’The girls that come talk about personal prayer
Richard Verano, Paul Conrad, Alyssa McLanahan, Katelyn

requests and requests for the school. It has been an encour­ Hughes, Sam Nelson, Bobby Berry

agement to me this year.”