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

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Top: Cor1ff'i'f'r1ff' Imiziiecfiz mnployer, ezriployecs, and I'UUliI1I'llllffH', Mr. Cooley. .lhmuff Officers nmlcr plans for lmnqllct. lirlozn: IJ.C.'l'. Cllll1'f'x1:n1i:1f'.s' scrap book. .- w an .ow .M , , 1 nt mf-aww.. . sn. may-...W f. in ---Q-wt, .. i, u 4-nu-.aw . :august J Q ummm., 5 can 7 LuLaz ,. .mvxnnsm inlaid u .allmgmu vvwavrnw .1 ti n,,,2,,,p W Mi Y! DDQ R511 I Fl vrntm x its nf- X, su nu 91 D. E. T. IJEUELUPS lUllRHIIlIi SHILLS Under the leadership ol' Mr. H. Cooley, the Diversified Cooperative Training program at Avondale High has made tremendous progress. The lJ.C.T. Club is always busy, engaging in many activities. At Christmas time, they helped two needy families with toys and food, and contributed to the Lions Club Charity Fund. Representatives have been sent to leadership training schools at Lake llackson, and members have aided in establishing D.Cl.'I'. clubs and programs in other schools in the surrounding area. Although the club is only in its second year, it can already boast a state ofhcer. Frances xlohnston is State Historian this year. D.C.T. activities are not limited to work. Members enjoy relaxation together at bowling parties and other social lunctions, which include the Employer-Employee Banquet which is enjoyed by all. Some thirty helds ol' training present a wonderful opportunity to all those involved to further the high standards ol' workmanship, scholarship, and ethics for which the club stands. Officers include NVilliam Lott, president: Al XVaylor, vice president: Carol Stanton, secretary: Robert Mote, treasurer: Norma Tingle, reporterp Ann Skelton, historian: Jerry Zimmerman, parliamentarian, and Frances Johnston, State historian. lk 9' ,gim- 1 N is I ' if t v -I 7? ga.. ,, W fsfff. ff' ' J' . 'W -M,.2,..-,,.,,,.. t - my as ni. Q5 s ,,s-a av 'run it-fm.nu1 at-ls' riff! r ni g gg A H -7 w 1 Ii wh ' , U amiga 'Q H si Y' - at SKI' if Q il H 3 i A 3 Siu Q at S X