Ashe Central High School - Panther Yearbook (Jefferson, NC)

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V, First row: Sue Cox, Ruth Walker, Patsy Elliott, Betty Witherspoon, Sharon Gambill. Second row: Glenna Brown, Wanda Howell, Bonnie Riddle, Judy Bower, Shirley Francis, Janie Blevins, Jo Ann Neal, Betty Carter, joan Truitt, Elaine Hoosier, Patsy Burkett, Russelline Hunt, Glenna Blevins. BETA CLUB The purposes of the Beta Club are the promotion of honesty, service and leadership. Goals for the year are: Qlj Clean and polish trophies, monthly, QZJ Place a directory in the front hall, Q31 Visit patients in local hospital, Q45 Provide usher service during special events, Q51 Place a Bible in the school library, and Q61 Publish school- paper, THE HILLTOPPER. The Program Committee makes plans for the year. The first number will be the initiation of new members. The En- tertainment Committee begins to think of new and novel ideas to spring on the members at the various meetings to be held during the year. 41

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1 - 1 L. Wanda Howell, Joyce Blackburn, Larry Cockerham, Phyllis Roark, Nancy Cox, Rita Trivette, Carol Riddle, Bracel Bauguess, Jo Ann Neal, Bobby Francis, Lanny Blevins DEBATING CLUB The Debating Club is organized for the purpose of allowing all individuals interested in the art of public speaking to deve- lop that interest. lt is set up so that each member gains know- ledge and understanding, not only in the realm of the club, but in the realm of the world. Through careful research and study of various debate topics, a deeper knowledge of the world and its problems is developed. One of the greatest advantages of the club is that its members gain inspiration to face an audience and discuss problems of today freely, with suggestions for solving those problems. The club inspires youthto stand, speak, and think alone. OFFICERS WANDA HOWELL ................... . ...... President JO ANN NEAL ......... ........ V ice President BRACEL BAUGUESS . . . . . . Secretary- Treasurer NANCY COX ........ ........... R eporter 40

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Many Subject Maffer Related Clubs Mr Kerley and Mr Hurley supervise a science club meeting where groups of members pursue some special interest. Some are preparing biology drawings while others are planning chemical experiments. A great event of the year is the SCIENCE CLUB Most modern advancements for the good of mankind are in the realm of science, for through it, gateways to tomorrow are opened. Through study and research, man constantly rises in the elimination of pestilence and disease. Science ever strives to make our homes more livable, improves our entertainment, discovers new power sources to speed transportation. Without science we would have little chance for advancement. The students in the classroom of today must be the scientists of tomorrow. For this reason, science is required for all high school graduates. OFFICERS Harold Phipps, Ann Tolley, Tommy Davis, Dolly Duncan, Billy Burkett, Billy Waddell. Doris Cearley, having made a clay model which shows all the parts of a dissected frog, is demonstrating it to a group of students.