Acme Delco High School - Trojan Yearbook (Delco, NC)

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J visfgdwsggs . l -- FIRST ROW: Patricia Greene, Renee Young, Yvette McCollum, Angela McKeithan, Susan M. Dew, Frances Mills, Anne Harrelson, SECOND ROW: Donna Brown, Veronica Brown, Kyle Crawford, Eric Mitchell, Danny Kirby, Beverly Daniels, Ken Myers, William Bowen, Steve Greene, THIRD ROW: Sheila Andrews, Dana Skipper, Sheila Tripp, Evelyn Munn, Tonya Lloyd, lris Jackson, Marie Howard, Diane Bowen MATH CLUB sin A sin C K: V2b2 sin B The Math Club was organized to inspire students to excel in their math classes. Membership is limited to those students taking upper level math. The club members participate in math contests held at school and at area colleges. These contests, held in the spring, are eagerly awaited by the members. Angela McKeithan - Pres., Beverly Daniels - Treas., Susan M. Dew - Vice Pres., Tonya Lloyd - Sec.

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FIRST ROW: M. Kennedy, T. Quinn, E. Mitchell, R. Creech, M. Carroll, B. Grant, F. Mills. -SECOND ROW: G. Battle- Sponsor, J. Bordeaux, B. Daniels, S. Greene, R. Hunt, V. Brown, M. Dawson, L. Graham-Sponsor. THIRD ROW: R. Shaw, W. Lacewell, D. Phelps, M. Babson, J. Hill. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club was more specialized this year than in previous years. In order to be a bonafide member, one had to complete a scientific project. These included investigations in plant cancer, chicken embryology, the makeup of blood, the study of frog anatomy, and many more interesting and beneficial projects. The club, as it has in previous years, attended the Medical Careers Workshop at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Hopefully, these educational experiences helped students become involved in scientific inquiry in order to understand the nature of the scientific revolution and role of science in the world today. LEFT: STANDING: M. Carroll, Treas., B. Grant, Reporter, T. Quinn, Sec. SITTING: E. Mitchell, V. Pres., R. Creech, Pres. ABOVE: Melinda Carroll and Iris Jackson preparing for their scientific entry project.

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F www - -f :Hwy W5 an m in in 1.. ' is . FRONT ROW: J. Hill, J. Edwards, M. Carroll, M. Kennedy, M. Dawson, W. Lacewell, R. Young, O. Green, F. Saulter, R. Young. SECOND ROW: A. McKeithan, R. Malpass, D. Bowen, M. Howard, E. Munn, W. Marr, F. Mills, P. Green, T. Lloyd, L. Freeman, J. Bryant. THIRD ROW: D. Skipper, Y. McCollum, S. Dew, V. Jacobs, D. Lacewell, J. Bordeaux, B. Saulter, S. Andrews, D. Brown, T. Dixon. FOURTH ROW: L. Hilbourn, R. Hunt, C. Lacewell, A. Mott, K. Faison, B. Grant, R. Dale, E. Mitchell, B. Daniels, P. Hudson, K. Myers. FIFTH ROW: S. Carroll, V. Brown, D. Smith, L. Croom, T. Quinn, K. Crawford, W. Parks, B. Cooke, D. Butler, W. Williams. LITERARY CLUB The Literary Club is for those who enjoy writing poems, prose, drawing, sketching, etc. The club sponsored several constructive activities during the year, these projects are performed annually. Among these were the Book Fair, which was organized to promote the growing interest in reading for pleasure, and the publishing of the Trojumania, the school's literary magazine. The Literary CIub's ultimate goal was to help students discover, develop, and refine the communication skills they will need to meet the speaking and writing demands of a lifetime. LEFT: STANDING: J. Bryant, Sec., B. Grant, Reporter, B. Daniels Treas. SITTING: F. Mills, Pres., W. Marr, V. Pres. -- 1 WIND AND RAIN Wie? The wjfid-wjvswirlt thQyg,e.'st Y?night, And Qld and chill it moaniihee It bliits through the outer clotlgg, Angfreezes the marrow of my b6?es. .. S .VP Ifhe trees fIa'l..,,WQdly ingtlgpgwindfg Tfie leave I vein evifll ' 3 .i M Iioke. Itficoiailfallllilllliie Pigs. Q. Hifi...-.. .3 gtg.: nt in A Thexiskylfig-I I aeI6'E,frozelgiIWnight, The star5ffb?l'le'ldii,ggItQ This night seemsigo have more wind, Than this world cguld ever hold. 2? The wind now coguiieth from the north, A freezing rain bdgats down. Amid the woods this freezing night, There is not another sound. John Christopher Nance 37