Avondale High School - Plume Yearbook (Avondale Estates, GA)

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3 ,,,,,,,,.,.l.rV HUBBU CLUB The Hobby Club is another new club here at Avondale. lt is made up ol' stu- dents' Crom the eighth and ninth grades. The main purpose is to widen the stu- dents interest hobbies. The members bring their hobbies to the meetings and disruss them. Some ol' the more popular hobbies are building model airplanes and ears, making serapbooks, and doing leatherc'ral't. The sponsor is Nlrs. lohn- SOII. is ,, fw2:w rim ie-1 1 ll lit iii iii 52: is ...WZ .. .-........v.. STHIUP HUD CUIIL CLUB The Stamp and Coin tllub is one ol the most unusual new tlubs ol our school. There are no dues and no olht ers in this club. The main object is to buy sell, exchange, collect, and discuss tht dillerent stamps lrom all over the world 'lhis club is o men to students lrom all l grades. .-Xlthough it is a new tlub, thert are around forty members. Nlr. Cooper is the sponsor. '23 5.1 BEHBIIIG CLUB Among the many new clubs that have been added to A, ll. Sfs list ol' activities is the Reading Club, which is made up of 8th and 9th graders. Although it is a new elub the students have shown a great interest. The club reads dillerent types of literature every month to create a wider interest in reading. The books they read vary from poetry to western novels. The club is a member ol' the Teen-age Hook Club. Olhters are: Betty Seogin, President: Catherine XVhite, Vice-President: Ann Phillips, Setretarys Treasurer. Miss Reedy is sponsor.

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