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.Students Parlzclpale I I1 Various ACIl'Vl'IIpS Jo Anne Hammond was chosen Queen, with Becky Johnson and Barbara Crow as runner's 000. 0o,,v .fo 0,1 vw . ,000 3 ' Fi . A A ' ff' Jeffrey Reynerson, Mrs. Hull, Jane Reeder Tracy Gray, David Nelson, and Brian O'Keefee study the chart while Mr. Paul Ramsey tells them the ways drugs affect the brain. Mr. Ramsey came October 6 to give information on the slang terms that drugs go by and how to know some- one who uses them. His concern was that the students be alert to this increasing problem in schools. Linda Gray, Anita Farwell, and Mr Hull are working with the TIMES ECHO this year in bringing news of the school s activities to the attention of the community. b2S,..M?9 'i:a 41. -
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Bela Club Has Candlelzghl Service In November six new Betas were inducted in a formal ceremony called the Candle- light Service. Each of the officers and one present member lit a colored candle to represent part of the Beta meaning. The new members were as follows: Barbi Keck, Linn Pyatt, Gail Sulfridge, Paula Clemons, Lisa Hayde, and Lisa Hamblin. Anita Farwell is pictured here talking with Mrs. Matthiesen, Mrs. Hamblin, and Mrs. Gammill, at the Beta Club Christmas Tea. This tea was held in November in honor of all the teach- ers and Mrs. Daly, the Beta's former sponsor. Because of conflicting cir- cumstances, Mrs. Daly could not attend. The Future Homemakers of America held a Valentine Tea for the teachers and the mothers of the FHA girls. Virginia Robin- son, Donna Couey, Pam Snook, Sandra Couey, Susan Trimble, Barbara Crow, and Mrs. Darby, the FHA sponsor, look as though they really enjoyed the refreshments that the girls prepared for the tea.
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Magi Hayde Reigns As Homecomzizg ueen Magi Hayde, a Senior, was crowned Homecoming Queen during half time of the Huntsville game on January 2l. She was nominated by the student body in an election that involved every girl in high school. The members of the athletic department chose the queen after the stu- dent body had nominated five candidates. The girls who participated in the Homecoming event were Cfrom left to rightj Debbie Bird, Sherree Hamblin, Lynn Kafka, Dee Ann Matthiesen, Magi Hayde, Jo Anne Hammond, Lisa Hyde, Ann Henry, and Terri Weems. g 4 Lf, ex if sift
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