Dyersburg High School - Trojan Yearbook (Dyersburg, TN)

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FRE CH CL B The immediate objectives of the French Clul are to learn to speak and understand the language These immediate objectives serve as aids to supple ment the ultimate objectives which include the promotion of international good will. The humaniz- ing influence of a liberal education, the under- standing and appreciation of a foreign culture in its contribution to both the past and present history of America. These, with other cultural objectives, help to constitute the purpose of the French Club. Officers: President-Mary jane Yarbrog Vice-President- Bobby Pear- song Secretary-Laura Talley, Treasurer-Doris Rosenbloomg Ser- geant-at-arms -Judy Salenfriend. Row 1: Smith, Sheets, Desaulniers, Chitwood, Hendren, Houser, Ross, Wallace, Row 2: Binkley, Togni, Phillips, Edwards, Williams, Featherston, Ozment, Rosenbloom, Salenfriend, Talley, Yarbrog Row 3: Pearson, Cotham, Duckworth, Anderson, Prince, Shirley, Canada, Calliham, Davis, Hatch, Thurmond, Warmath, Swift.

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MacElgin, President, jeff Larkin, Executive Chemistry Vice-president, Brad Keiser, in charge of Physics, Dick Moore, in charge of Biology, Pat Brewton, Secretary, Betsy Elgin, Treasurer, Tommy Ragsdale, Sgt.-at-arms, Randy Prince, Sgt.-at-arms. CIE CE CL UB One of the most active clubs in D.H.S. is the Science Club. Its requirement of a 90 average for membership makes it one of the more select groups in the school. Under the capable leader- ship of their sponsor Mrs. Helen Bell and Mr. Robert Espey it is also one of the more productive clubs. Row 1: Flowers, Brewton, Hendren, Houser-, Smith, Wallace, Ketchum, Moss, Desaulniers, Chitwood, Ross, Moore, David, Prince Row 2: Keiser, Cashdollar, Newsom, Wallace, Williams, Elgin, Combs, Peters, Goodman, Cole, McClure. Row 3: Walker, Curry Smith, Pence, Ragsdale, Moore, Elgin, Smith, Brooks, Walden, Whitson, Walker, Swift, Ozment. Row 4: Larkin, Duckworth, Bowen Alexander, Tickle, Cooley, Sartin, Bonds, Pearson, Elgin, Sigman. visa

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PAIH CLB I The Spanish Club's membership, which is the largest in many years, is restricted only to the students who take advanced Spanish. The club has as its purpose the promotion of an interest in the study of Sp anish. Under the supervision of Miss Chastine Kirby, E1 Circulo Espanolparticipates in various activities around the campus of D.H.S. Row 1 Victor Ing Danny .Ie ries Jackie Flowers Tim Sigman Billy Ozment John Hart, Britt Hendren, Jacky Gullettg Row 2 Jennifer Newsom Sally Whi el Marsha Wallace Virginia Kelly Sharon Rone Harolyn Hurd, Ann Crump, Kathryn Turnbow Linda Peters Debbie Woo lWard Lana Lewis Row 3 Danny Countess Jimmie Gail Owsley, Donna Powell. I 3KZ k XXwwX ICI' 5