Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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X WMM iIL li Q -multi!! Q I-, ' I 4-H OFFICERS-Left to right: Kay Butler. secretary: Dale Rorick, reporter: Peggy Roriclc, song leader, Bill Duncan, vice presidentg and Judy Rorick, president. LEAFLETS The Leaflet Study Club was organized in 1933 and is sponsored by the Ladies of the Leaf, an adult literary club. The object of Leaflet's is to recognize the girls with the highest scholastic averages and to increase intellectual, social and moral de- velopment. New members are announced in award as- sembly and are girls from the Freshman, Sophomore and Junior classes who have at- tained the highest scholastic averages. The new membership is determined by the num- ber of Seniors leaving the club. 9 The Department of Agriculture and the Land Grant Colleges sponsor the 4-H Clubs. Ardmore is one of the 28 4-H Clubs in Carter County. ln these groups young people learn the new- est methods in farming and homemaking. Their motto is, 'LTO make the best better, and they emphasize equal training of the head, heart, hands and health of every member. Some of the activities in which members participate are State 4-H Club Round-up at Stillwater, State Fair trip each fall, entries in county fairs and attendance at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago by a few top members. They are sponsored by Mr. Harley Duncan and Mrs. Irene Woods. LEAFLET OFFICERS-Left to right: Sara Suggs, secretary, Charlsie Key, re porterg Anne Johnson, presidentg Hella Faye Merrill, treasurerg Mary Winchell parliamentariang Maclelon Byrd, vice president, and Virginia Peterson, historian