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Earl Stroup, above, a representative ot General Electric, gave a most entertain- ing program, demonstrating recent dis- coveries in the scientihc world. Here he is shovvn playing a tune. with rapid-fire electronic flash. iwwddq? Claude ivicCammon, representative ot the Fisher Body Crattsrnan's Guild, Decem- ber 6, announced available competition awards of 390,000 tor students to design model cars. Here Mr. McCammon shows a picture of the car ot the future, already experimentally demonstrated as prac- tical. l Bill Harvey, an old KHS grad enter- tains East students in time style with his musical talents. The East Tennessee State Col- lege Choir brought to East one ot its best programs ot the year. Here 24 voices unite in singing a favorite spiritual.
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Ann Huling stops Walter Moreland and Gail Horner to shovv them an interesting picture. Many will remember Walter tor his work with the exten- sion flash and the tiny mysterious flash light. QF .elvis , ff' Q.. Mickey Ellenburg gets his hrst lesson on the Omega No. 2 enlarger from Bolt Pickle, Head Photographer and President, who developed all the negatives and put the prints through their Dixie Hannah and Helen Heap patriotically bring their money to the Bank before due date to pay for their Beacons. Omni- present Cashier, Kay Colemen, writes their receipts, -........, various processes. His generosity in driving his car saved the day on many occasions. 81.1
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tu... A noted Irishman, Ian Stuart, in o stirring address December 6, challenged us to a fuller appreciation ot our American heritage. Jack Martin, above, ot General Motors in numerous startling scientific demon' strations, Previews of Progress, kept us vvell entertained with his humerous com- ments. Here he is shown trying an egg in perfectly clean motor oil on oi per' fectly cold stove. Youth Counselor, Mrs. Grace Sloane Overton, in a tvvo-hour program, vvas most humerous and instructive. Mrs. Ellenberg, seated, assisted her with stu- dent questions. At your age and mine, said Mrs. Overton, the only good excuse tor parking is to get out of the car. Superintendent Wilson Nevv, cen- ter, otliciates at the presentation ot trophies awarded by the Fisher Body Crattsman's Guild to Gerald Swann and Ernest VVatkins, vvin- ners in model-car designing. This is the second such distinction ac- corded Ernest.
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