Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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4-H Club v 1 I K x N Bill Duncan The 44II Cluhs of America stress the equal training of the Ileacl, Heart, llancls, and llealth of every memher. Each 4-ll'er tries his best to live up to the motto, To Make the Best Better. The .-XIIS 4-II Cluh is relatively small hut takes an active part in local and county activities. It has heen active in the Share-of-the-Fun contest and has represented Carter County at the clis- trict contest for two consecutive years. ln 1954 Kay Butler and ,lucly Borick representecl the southwest clistrict at the state contest with an Egyptian Dance. Bohhy Roherts, Clint Stampcr, and Bill Duncan have taken top honors in the Carter County ancl Southern Oklahoma Livestock Show the past few years. I I Officers of the Ardmore High School 4-H cluh are Bill Dun- can, presidentg Aileen Young. sw're1ary': .lucly Roriek. view prvsirferilg Dale Rorick, song leader: and Kay Butler. rw- porter. Four-H members practice for the Share-the-Fun contest which they won first in the county. a n cl represented Carter County at the district contest.

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444-A 4. os Amigos Popular among stuclents in .Xrclinore Iligh School is the Spanish Cluh, sponsored hy Mrs. l-illian Sehenls. Although newly organized this year, the L-lab has forty meinhers. Uncler the eapahle leadership oi' Karen Kineheloe, prvsialvlltg Sue Carol Austin, first 'l'iCL I7fCSiL1L'I1fQ Don Yeager, seeoml l'iL'L j7I'L'Si41t'llfQ Carol lilye, SCCfl'il'l7'j ffl,'l7S1lTUV: anal Pat hlitehell, reporter: the Spanish Cluh has had a most aetiye year. Programs were presentetl eaeh month hy Sue Carol and other memhers. Soeial events were plannecl hy Don and his committees. Pan-Ameriean Day was greatly puhlieizecl on April 14, through efforts of the Spanish Cluh. The main ohjeetiye of the group is to further interest in our neighhors to the South. Through programs, emphasis is put on the languages. Customs, people, history and geography of countries in Central and South .Xmeriea ancl Mexico. Officers Lillian G. Schenk

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Ntuncy Rece lfncouragrne-nt of intellectual. social and moral development is the main purpose of the Leaflet Study Club. a literary organi- zation for high school girls. To obtain meinlwrship a girl must have at least a B average. Members are chosen eat-h year by the faculty and limited to the corresponding number of graduating seniors in the club. Leaflets was organized in 1933 by Ladies-of-the-Leaf. an adult literary club of Ardmorea Sponsors for the 1055-56 school year were Mrs. J. L. Dolman. Mrs. T.G. Johnson. Mrs. McMillan Lambert. and faculty sponsor, Miss Muncy Rece. Leaflets 'hr' Offirers nf the club are: Ruth Ann Steele, .rPporl1'r: Peggy S m i t h w i C k. virevpresidentg Adolphine Luton, treasurer: Patricia Flood, president fstand- inglg Norma Joy, serretaryg Kay Butler, historian: Louise Gill, parliamentarian. Georgia Beth Marion pre- sents the program at the monthly Leaflet meeting.