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I Above: Seniors Johnny Stanford and Susan Hagood study hard together for a 92 average and exam exemption. Upper left: Butch Estes. James Lewis, George Francis and Kenneth Richardson gossip freely in front of a design created by the Arts and Craft Club. Below left: SCA officers are (front row) Susan Ragland, Debra Claycomb, Loretta Oliver, (back row) Susan Glascock, Colethia Watkins and Ann Monroe Swaim. Theme Introduction 5 J
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NEW I ES B4TTERNS shape progressive innovations An all-girl SCA was the main artist behind new patterns that shaped activities in ' 71. An unorthodox situation in itself, the SCA led the school in a United Fund drive that for the first time was aided by students going out into the county and soliciting them¬ selves. The plan worked so ideally that it was said by its coordinator that it might be copied on the state and even a national scale. The SCA also sculptured a plan for senior exam exemptions. Submitted by the SCA and approved by the school board, the plan called for all seniors having at least a 92 average in a class to be exempt from that exam. The SCA couldn ' t claim Club Day though. This was an hour set aside each month in which all clubs met It was solely a flash of progressive brilliance on the part of the administration. New patterns in activities; someone worked his pants off.
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NEW B4TTERNS crejate liberal dress, harmony ■ t The people. Always new and changing, but in ' 71, funnier than ever. At the year ' s out¬ set, every long-haired boy was greatly concerned with the future of his locks while the girls were wondering of the fate of their newly ac¬ quired wardrobes with the short skirts that greatly troubled Principal L. M. Ven¬ able. Then came three or four major busts on long hair. These busts were games of hide and seek between Mr. Venable with his army of assistant principals and the frightened long hairs. The girls, who have a way of get¬ ting what they want (age- old tradition), gained the right to wear pant suits while the war on short skirts went on. In between all this bick¬ ering, everybody got all ex¬ cited about the weird for¬ eign exchange students from .Chile and Mexico. Blacks and whites got along electing a black queen which, of course, opened up a few eyes Right on!
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