Wingfield High School - Rameur Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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These Gym Club members exhibit volleyball skills . . . while these exhibit basketball skills. Clubs Expand Educational Upportunities Exciting these boys' different inter- ests, the clubs offer a rewarding pas- time form the strenuous routine of school. Here the gym club provides these boys with an appropriate atmosphere for doing what they like most. But, of course, others had rather spend their time satisfying their inner curiosities by experimenting with formulas of math or science. Whatever their in- terests, these clubs provide ample op- portunity for each to develop his talents.

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You want to buy some peanuts? Clubs Offer Profitable Opportunities Club organizations are intended to give members a chance to develop profitable abilities through involve- ment in practical projects. By participating in worthwhile ac- tivities, Wingfieldis young people built those qualities of personality which would serve them Well in later years. Y-Teens spent a Saturday afternoon selling peanuts for the March of Dimesg other students learned to write creative- ly, to -play the guitar, or to play chess -and by so doing they gained the patience and skill necessary in commu- nity leaders. The creative writing club listens intently to a reading.