Star Spencer High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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LEFT: Red Cross members filling ditty bags to be sent overseas to the less for- tunate are: F. Braggs, M. Lawrence, Mrs. Eva Wilson, Sponsor, K. Cartwright, L. Tipton, M. Ballard, D. Jordan, B. Lewis, L. Ezell, D. Hendricks, L. Tipton. D. Hay- wood, and C. Meadows. BELOW LEFT: ls it safe? asks Safety Council member Dirk Babb, jr., as Nancy King, soph., and Jeanne Bottger, soph., check the tires. BELOW: Discussing fund-raising activities by selling candy are Red Cross members: L. Nichols, R. Taylor, A. Robinson, J. Hub- bard, T. Cooksey, W. Van Zant, K. Steele. F. Scrogins, R. Neff, L. Scroggins, J. Jones, Mr. Hardesty, co-sponsor, C. Bur- roughs, R. Bidwell, L. Carey, V. King, R. gixby1, M. Lamberton, J. Dietrick, and C. mit . Organizations I 77

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Caring for others . . . Seeking of new ideas . . . Helping society Pakistan, a country devastated by earthquakes, received a helping hand from the Star-Spencer chapter of Red Cross. Aid came in the form c of ditty bags , small cloth bags filled with needed items. School nurse, Mrs. Flossie Walk- er, advised and counseled members of Medical Careers as they prepared x. gr for a life in the field of medicine. S Promoting safety at school, home, and on the highway was the goal of the Safety Council. This message was conveyed t h r o u g h bulletin boards and inter-comm announce- lTlGl'ltS. RIGHT: Medical Careers--Front Row: T. Rayburn, D. Crow, P. Hayes. Row Two: P. Dawson, J. Bottger, Nurse Walker, spon- sor, R. McDaniels, J. Mosley, L. Hanson. BELOW: Safety Council-T. Rayburn, pres.: S. Roy, J. Arnold. R. McDaniels, J. Wiggins, vice-pres.: B. Arnold, C. Harris, J. Pierce. 5, !. 5 on E 76 O Organizations

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GIRLS GLEE-Front Row: C. Johnson, S. Rogers, K. Hawkins, E. Watson, S. Laugley, D. Mason, L. Morris, L. Stroup, G. Hulbert. Creating old melodies . . . Softly mixed . . . Voices blend to music Robed choir members took their places on the bleachers and pre- sented their talent to the audience, a talent everyone wanted to share in, that of singing. Programs that spotlighted Star- Spencer's choir were presented in the school auditorium Open House Night and right before Christmas break. Shepard Mall was the site of a city-wide Christmas program where shoppers and theatre-goers were entertained by Star-Spencer's choir, directed by Mrs. Freddie Mae Cooper. ABOVE RIGHT: Music director Mrs. Fred- die Cooper awakens sleepy David Jones before the Christmas Assembly perform- ance. RIGHT: Arranging music for the Select Choir is sponsor Mrs. Cooper. 78 O Organizations I Row Two: D. Starnes, R. Bixby, B. Bullard, L. Allen, N. Hargus, N. Baker, V. Lee, Y. L.. Lewis, J. Dorris, S. Sallee, S. White, L. Williams, O. Williams, C. Burton, B. Ervin. Hicks, L. Hellon. Row Three: P. Oldham, Pianist K. Cartwright. ie- xiii .e. is 9 J