Bibb County High School - Bibonia Yearbook (Centreville, AL)

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THE STUDENT COUNCIL Connie Linda Patty Patsy Lupee Mary Brenda Nancy Howard Charles Jon et Kay Madge Peggy Dorothy Peggy Mary Nell Martha Kay Sewillo Norman PRESIDENT .................................................. .Norman VICE PRESIDENT ...................................... Howard SECRETARY e TREASURER .................... Dorothy REPORTER .................................................... Lupee The purpose of the student Council is to encourage student par- ea- ficipafion in school activities; to promote the ideals of service, I. leadership, and democracy, and to bringabout a better under- !9 standing between the students and faculty. W , . h I 59 1 Mrs. Greer . mv vs- env-H-xia-vr.m 'h'lW-IZQ - . 9.9 uv n..- - r -w - - . F - . A uv -- .... wr- 1 5.. uvlpe-l pp. . ... quay, nw- ' , . , . x . Ch- m a e - ehwv-N mevL- --- hdv- - 16v ; . A ,- - e . V . ,. e e -

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Betty Nell Brenda Bobbie Jean Doris Jean i, A I i ce Frances Gail Jennie Joyce Leila Leone Mary Nelda Patsy Paula Sommye Wanna Moe LIRARY LUB An 1 FIRST ROW:Shirley Kornegay Frances Nichols Jennie McS ' D - - ' I Padden, Nelda McKmne , Alberta e0 son. SECOND ROW: Leila Lawley, Alice Smith, Patsy Moses, Margaret R Osborn, Florence Duncan- The Library Club attracts those students who wish to understand and have a working knowledge of the library set-up. This is prompted by their desire to use the library in connection with their ' classroom work and to gain aid in learning how to f k ' I h i PRESIDENT ................................ Leila Lawley WV??? 5:3E'gioEEO???fiefifmice Smith 5 SECRETARY ................................ Patsy Moses TREASURER .......................... Margaret Osborn REPORTER .......................... Florence Duncan

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. 1- - v .1 ' - wx J :7 . R gr::-m Mir: .7 : v3? FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW- Mr Martin Jerry Holdsombeck, Mock Jackson, Raymond A. ,Hobson, Donald Peek, ie Hubbard, Ethridge Smelley, Billy Cox, 50mm Stanley Roy aogegager-IJSZYAFQEDpegrsgg,AnErcrzgnns, Mickey Ingram, Ernest Walloge, Roland Simmonsyl Duke, Tommy CSNEeIROW. Mac Locvrence, Jerry Frederick, Larry Elam, Frankie Breelond, DWight Mr. Melgs. SE! M - Jim'Sfacy Travis Smitherman, Robert Ingram, Jimmy Lotham, Johnny Great. Wallace, PaIU 5,!ESHeH John Dloss, William Mayfield, Donald Perr.y, Stanley LGWIeY,WIH-y MCGee, house, Chswfaj I C Caleel James Burnett, Cecil Scoggins, F'rankle Jackson, J?S?'e Sm.'fherm0nl THIRD RP'I. anmescharlesl Smifhermon, Mickey Morrison, 0 Neal. Fulgham, Wil.llom lewonder, RichardE 'IgrSeeHi-I John H. Smitherman, Perry Collins, Ken Price, Tony Smithermgn, Aubrey James FatsUR'rFH iiOW-Billy Medders, Andrew Goodwin, Donald Green, Frank Boyd, Jimmy Dun- Foster. B t Gorvuis Kinard, Billy Dowdle, Charles Bearden, Douglas Gentry, Jock Brown, . Ban,niV:OKA:iin:;;, David Yeager Mack Tidwell. FIFTH ROW: Stanley Owens, Sanford Edwards, a 1 on I I . Bill Edwards Wesley Wyatt, Cecil Burt, Leslie Hobson, Joe Owen, Garland Kinord, Thomas Fon- 9. Cheri Jimmy Stlephens, 0dis McGee, James RiChIe- - w HLearning to do. Doing to Learn. VS Earning to Live. Living f0 Serve.H 65. y E7 FIRST J. Sho Lou l lion R Jones, Roth Peggy ROW: Arnold -- . . A isgim . I601