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

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IF PEOPLE ONLY KNEXV how inziny nionths of planning, weeks of drawing, hours of selling, days of picture taking, weeks of worrying, hours of talking, cramps from writing, days of typing, hours of correcting, months of Coaxing, da s of strai 'htenin aictures, Y 8 g I nights without sleep days of longing, hours ol heartache, minutes of joy took to produce this annual, they would gladly pay the price! Gee Whiz! That makes 676 subsuzptzmzs wed befter order 700

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F. J. Mu, ' .E 4,0900 . ...y , E . L L Senior Drum Club. Officers of Senior Drama Club plan skit. l E A YJ . 3 X ,+V Dlllllllll CLUBS DEUELUP THLENTS The Senior Drama Club experienced one of their most progressive and colorful years during '55 and '56, with Mr, Jernigan as the sponsor and Hope Johnston elected President. Everyone enjoyed the programs given each week at club meetings, which were organized by the able Program Chairman, Charmy Keith. The Drama Club also helped sponsor the ONE ACT PLAY, which was composed of club members, and won third place in State competition. Two ol' the highlights of this eventful year were the trip to Athens to see A'Sabrina Fair, and the Masquerade Dance held on February lllth. The Alunior Drama Club this year was made up of twenty-one members from the Freshmen and Sophomore classes. Mrs. Blackmer was the sponsor, leading the members in the study of different plays, and the techni- ques in producing the plays. One ol the most useful projects undertaken was a play, given to raise money for stage curtains. 'ff J ff' ...ee ' junior Ilrama Club Initlntlrm. Qi .Iunfnr Drfmz Club. ,Q ggyyyg . . , ' f-