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Cu o 0 , v O I i.- '3099 A A- 1'bfJ 'off First row, left to right: Mrs. Holmes, Toni Metcalf, Dotty Eakin, Ray Williams, Mary Elizabeth Johns, Judy Beland, Diane Hunt, Miss Moody. Second row: Judy Turner, Peggy Allen, Beverly Shell, Dollie Bishop, Judy Converse, Sandra Black, Judith Parks, Pat Madden. Third row: Genita Mallory, Elaine McCurdy, Annette Campbell, Helena Langford, Carl Hendricks, Ann Luckey, Marge Berkley. Fourth row: Bruce Patterson, Douglas Brown, Bruce Whitney, Carole Tudor, Thomas Stokes, Stanley Schein, Bobby Smith. Fifth row: Freddie Wells, Emmitt Bufkin, Clayton Sketoe, Pat Corbit, Gregory Gore, Winston Gregg, Riley Bennett, Buddy Luckey, Ralph LeFebvre. unior Cifarmicaf league Labor Omnia Vincit! The Junior Classical League has stimulat- ed an interest in the Latin language and has given its members an opportunity to study the Roman life and its customs. The Latin Forum held at VVinthrop Col- lege in March is an annual highlight for the Latin students. Latin lives again today as the Latin stu- dents gather with their sponsors, Mrs. Virlie Holmes and Miss Peggy Moody. ,ri unior Cfaoaicaf league i rf 'Ni fl sq ,- OFFICERS President -- ............ Ray Williams Secretary --- --- Mary Elizabeth Johns Page Seventy-Four l ,. x First row, left to right: Marilyn Neidich, Mollie 'Sdl'6rs, ll'Tfendricks, Larry Lepionka, Eddie Lovette, James Long, Edward Crawford,!Eric Mesko, Gordon Wheeler, Dianna Hutchinson, Carl Hookstra, Mary Ellen Marcil, Barbara Bennett, Connie Wall, Carolyn Ferguson, Margaret Sturm. Second row: Lottie Shynkarek, Sandy Mitchell, Pat Nicholson, Lucien Hinson, Ricky Pollitzer, Lindsey Cay, Buddy Taylor, Bob King, Barbara Thompson, Troye Matthews, Gayle Campbell, Emily Lengnick, Joy Youngblood, Kitty Wynn, Pat Fordham, Beth Story, Lynn Fraser, Mrs. Holmes. Third row: Arlene Atkinson, Karen Barfield, Colleen Black- man, Betty Hackner, Bertie Price, Joyce Johnson, Betty Cordell, Sybil Fleming, Carolyn Finley, Linda Mixon, Ida May McDavitt, Gloria Hiers, William Norton, Jimmy Deer, Jack Horcher, WVillard Polk, Miss Moody. Fourth row: Michael gggg,nJ.ey,.Linda Dougherty, Ann Stanley., Linda Sutker, Janice Peterock, Iamce . loort, Susan ioumans, Ell 1 Hiott, Marjorie Raper, Peggy Trczexant, Ann Hudson, Ned Gwin, Willis Hearn. Fifth row: J. K. Inabinet, Carl Cooler, Don Miller, Harold Whelan, James Dorsey, Larry Weddel, Paul Robinson, Jay Smoak, John Scherer, Terry Herbert, Bob Steeley, Bobby Fender, David Green.
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Era CM Brains and N oses The Beta Club is a leadership-service organi- zation composed of juniors and seniors selected by its active members and approved by the faculty. Membership is based on scholarship, leadership, character, and service. A Bn average is required for eligibility for membership. The club is sponsored by Miss Loretta Lewis and Miss Dutchin Hardin. OFFICERS President -.. . tee ,. Ann McEachem Vice President , . L. , Bill Grindley Secretary ,e..e, , , joan Holmes Treasurer L, etc Emily Lancaster ramaficd Romeo, Romeo, Wherefore Art Thou? The Dramatics Club, originally founded in 1949 by Mrs. Nelrae Bostick, is an organization of students interested in developing and improv- ing their dramatic ability. Highlighting the club's activities have been a Christmas program and an Easter program. The sponsors are Mrs. Nelrae Bostick and Miss Mary Ann Garvin. President . . , . joan Holmes Vice President Gloria Hiers Secretary Janice Moore Treasurer , Susan Youmans . I C3 T F y -.ls-f First row, left to right: Sandi Long, Nancy Rogers, Virginia Gregg, Vivian Crippen, Miss Lewis and Miss Hardin, Sponsors. Second row: Shorty McAlhaney, Ann McEachern, Joan Holmes, Sarah Rosenthal, Third row: Denny Dyches, David NVinecoff, Paula Sayers, jon Frculer, Alvin Brown. Fourth row: Irene Blum, Ann Luckey, Louise Kinghorn, Kay Taylor, Marguerite Creech. Fifth row: Bill Grindley, Dody XVallace, Suzanne Sutker, Tyke Mock, Libbie Fordham, Sue jones, Arnold Young. Sixth row: Emily Lancaster, Jeni Hord, Susan Hawkes, Evelyn Lawton, Cathie Schroeder. Seventh row: Bill Petersen, Pat johns, Ann Lesesne, Betty Kinghorn, Charlotte Howard. Eighth row: Bill Garguilo, Frank Hamilton, Mary jean Kinghom, Pat Benton. Ninth row: Larry Rogers, Ronald Martiny, Mike Keyserling, and jim Cordon. Front row, left to right: 1SeatedJ joan Holmes, Marilyn Neidich, Ann Stanley. Second row: fStandingJ Sandra Mitchell, judi Parks, Marge Berkley, Pat johns, Carole Tudor, Mrs. Bostick, sponsorg Diane Hunt, Miss Garvin, sponsor, Gloria Hiers, Janice Moore, Susan Youmans, Linda Sutker, Carolyn Ferguson. Last row: Mary Elizabeth johns, Dottie Eakin. Page Seventy-Three
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jle jmck CM Parler, Lire, Ecrire This year marks the third anniversary of the French Club. Through this club the French students receive a better under- standing of' the French language and the French people. The theme this year was Around the NVorld.,' At the nightly meet- ings held at the homes of the members, the students saw movies and color slides of France and other foreign lands. The officers are: President L .c.. s s-, Ronnie Martiny Vice-President L- -L .WN Bill Garguilo Secretary s.. L L , Kathleen deKehoe Treasurer Lu -L Louise Kinghom T' Fl l I' - I .4 1 ,, A First row, left to right: Barbara johnson, jeanne Elliott, Betty Kinghorn, Tyke Mock. Second row: Randy Brunson, Ronnie Nobles, Keith Fleming, Kay Peterson, Charlotte Howard. Third row: Gene Burke, Mary jc-an Kingliorn, David Crosby, jenny Horde, Libby Fordham. Fourth row: Dolores XVallaco, Barbara NVright, Dotty Perry, Ann Harley, Michael XVinc-coff. Standing: Mrs. joe Vella, sponsor, jimmy Brown, Bill Elliott, Nancy Rogers, Alvin Brown, jimmy Thompson, Roy Richard, Bill Crindley, Ronnie Martiny, Pat Dalton, Michael Keyserling, Louise Kinghom. Af' Q ' cience Have Rocket, Will Travel! The aim of the Science Club is to arouse the interest of possible future scientists by the presentation of scientific facts and the creation of various scientific projects. The sponsors of this club are Miss Lor- etta Lewis and Miss Gretchen Hardin. First row, left to right: Roy Butler, Stanley Schein, Mitchell Cappleman, Ray Williams, jim Harbour, XVinston Gregg, Patrick Corbin, Bobby Smith. Second row: Miss Hardin, Miss Lewis, Tommy Hubbard, Dudley Smith, jimmy Thomas, Michael jones, Billy O'Quinn, Ricky Pollitzer, Larry Lepionka, Douglas Brown, jimmy Brown, j. K. Inabinet. Third row: Carl Cooler, Roy Richards, Bill Hend- ricks, Harold Whelan, Bruce Patterson, Bobby Steeley, Larry Roland, Paul Swartz, David Shields, john Scherer, Danner Hyharrow. Fourth row: Buddy Taylor, NVaync Ruston, Ed Crawford, Ralph LeFabre, Butch Hinson, Xvillis Hearn, Don Miller, Robert Youmans. Fifth row: Gordon Wheeler. Emmitt Buffkin, john Barton, james Bishop. -Sixth row: Randy Brunson, Kemper Powell, Butch Schroder. Page Seve my-Five
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