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7110515011 C116 1:3 at ai!! One of the favorite activities of the Audubon Club is field trips. Through careful observation on these trips, the members gain much knowledge about birds. AUDUBON CLUB OFFICERS: Bobby Ozbirn, vice-presidentg Mrs. Col- lins, sponsorg Bill Carrothers, presidentg Donna Workes, treasurerg and Delores McKalip, secretary. Y me mn may I if 10 ' N! AUDUBON CLUB'MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Mrs. Collins, Tommy Gambill, johnny Cook, George Montgomery, Donna Workes SECOND ROW: Mike Vowell, Bobby Ozbirn, Bill Carrothers, Delores McKalip, julie Taylor. HOUSE OF FASHION and HOME DECORATION K 67
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J ea ers? an fliers? READERS' AND WRITERS' CLUB MEMBERS: Mrs, Shannon, Betty Wilson, Judy Baker, Bobby Reeves, Neil Levitt, Mary joan Miller, Linda Sammons, Steve Wall, Herbert Smith, Robert McG0ugh, Paul Hopper. Members not pictured: Peggy Hunter and Kent Vivrette. The newly organized Readers' and Writers Club was formed for the purpose of encouraging and developing the interests and abilities of its members in written expression. Believing this type club could function better if it remains small, the club restricted membership to no more than fifteen people. Meet- ings were mainly devoted to roundtable comments on writings by the members. l These students comprise the various offices of the Readers' and Writers' Club. 66 HENRY FRANKLIN and DEWEY'S LIBERTY SUPERMARKET
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gufure 7140 0Q.s'122 Q11 AUTO MECHANICS CLUB-FIRST ROW: Mitchell Mackey, Roy Mackey, Donald Poyner, Elbert Henry, Doyne Robertson, Dan Sharp, james Box, Gary Coster, Danny Akers, Troy Mackey. SECOND ROW: G. W. Powell, Thomas Camp, Bert Hargett, jerry Wilson. Billy Allen. jesse Hager. jerry Ball, jim Vinson, james Bruce, Craig Treadway, Wayne Staggs, and Bill Robinson. This year the Future Tradesmen of America was divided into two sections. The boys who took woodshop formed their own club while the boys who took mechanics formed their own club. Both clubs are patterned after the state F.T.A., having the same constitution, aim, and club pro- gram. Because the boys who make up the auto mechanics club are interested in mechanics, they study and work on auto- mobiles. The experiences gained through their work will benefit them in later life. OFFICERSfSEATED: jim Vinson, vice-president, Doyne Rob- ertson, treasurer, Bill Robinson, recorder. STANDING: Mr. Berry, sponsor, Jerry XX'ilson. Sergeant-ataarms: Danny Akers. president. Some of the boys take time out from their work to haxe a picture made. DAIRY QUEEN 68 Tin Cone tfflb 1110 Curl 011 Tuff
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