Acme Delco High School - Trojan Yearbook (Delco, NC)

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P' --ag, if Q, Lzzgvzig-,Q .. .ge - L 1 A l ' 1 BACK ROW: J. Love, K. Moore, G. Malpass, K. Squires, M. Lennon, S. Tripp, A. Benson. MIDDLE ROW: T. Sorenson, S. Gore, M. Daniels, A Macon, G. Keaton, J. Graham, M. Lloyd, G. Cook. FRONT ROW: J. Malpass, M. Hill, F. Jacobs, P. Dudley, L. Macon, A. Medlin, S. Freeman, S Bowen. JR. BETA CLUB The Junior Beta Club is a group of scholastically outstanding Jr. High students. To be eligible for this club, a student must have a 93 grade point average. This club performs many services tor the student body. Among these are keeping the school store, and raising and lowering the flags. Sheri Tripp, Pres., Stephanie Gore, V. Pres., Angela Benson, Sec.- Treas. 47

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I I I I L I I SENIOR Left to Right: FIRST ROW: F. Mills, M. Kennedy, M. Dawson, R. Shaw, D. Bowen. SECOND ROW: T. Quinn, K. Myers, S. Tripp, J. Simmons, A. McKeithen. THIRD ROW: S. Dew, J. Bordeaux, D. Butler, S. Greene, E. Mitchell, B. Daniels, W. Marr. The activities of the Senior Beta Club included baskets of fruit delivered to a rest home in December, the sponsoring of the exchange student from Brazil and the representing of Acme Delco at the County Quiz Bowl this year. TOP RIGHT: BOTTOM ROW: K. Myers, President, F. Mills, Vice President, TOP ROW: B. Daniels, Treasurer, T. Quinn, Secretary, Reporter, S. Tripp, RIGHT: During the new members' initiation ceremony, members enjoy the refreshments. 46 .Q il. 9'

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