Bradshaw High School - Mark VI Yearbook (Florence, AL)

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Library Assistants: FRONT ROW: Claude Grant. Mike Wright, Robert Wilhide, Chris George, Johnny Blacklidge, Abrom Weakley. Reginald Brock. SECOND ROW: Karen Farnernan, Renee Winsett, Betty Story, Judy Manning, Rhonda Tidwell, Debbie Myhan, Jo Ann Schultz, Myra Hamilton, Beth Griffin. Library Club acceler Library Club members help keep Bradshaw's most popular facility in working order and in constant use. From alphabetiz- ing to typing to checking out books, these students are ready to get information or enjoyment for all. eerll Library Club officers are Debbie Myhan, social chairman: Donna Davis, vice president: Betty Story, treasurer: Mary James. president, and Linda Williams secretary, 60 LIBRARY CLUB Sheila Anderson, Barbara Harris. BACK ROW: Mrs. Annette Sandlin, sponsor: Sheila Stanley, Kathy Harrison, Deloris Southern, Donna Davis. Linda Williams, Lenice Thompson, Mary James, Willie Mae Reeder, Mrs. Elaine Phillips. sponsor. ates book learning Karen Farneman wades through the endless piles of periodicals inthelibrary.

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V5 X J J fx ' N X . , x x l XX 'ff Q I2 -Q 4 H --Q- '-' Advertisements editor Anita Coburn discusses an ad layout with senior Unsung heroines Jean Oakley and Janie Hensley, head typists, happily erase one of several mistakes from hundreds of sheets of copy for The ,3,,.----1 Editorial staff writer Brooks Quigley gathers potential column info from assistant sports editor Doug Parker and staffer Ben Cochran -sb Staff members Anne Tallman Jackie Hammell and Connie Ashley pore over editorial columns in search of typographicalirrors .x . li' I Ulf x N- .Y-. xn , N ss, U 'Q-f.. ,Hr Y

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nn ' '. C A' .A A A A A nts? AAA, AAI s,f ins.- Assisting in the main office are Pam Marks, Sue Carroll, Paula Wylie, Becky Daniel, Janet Hewitt. Pam Jones, Susan Benton, Rhonda McAnally, Denise Mays and Jane McCormack. ww., Pam Jones operates the Xerox machine. Bruin students give behind-the-scenes support Slaves to only their consciences, student assistants put in many hours of toil. The great service they do for Bradshaw's efficiency as a whole is unparalleled by any other student group. lf you visit Bradshaw, wheather at the office, in the auditorium or in the guidance offices, you will see a small part of their work. l W ' 5 , .ze W t ' ' Ka: 4 1 fi ' QL .,t. s K' s -,Q -, A . X , f -V' 1 ,-3i t . - 1 . I it V 'ef-fi' all u ',i-' i X. ' . 1, , 'I .f , l ., -s FV fr I' A , i. , ', ' ----K 4 t .L-'fe ... - A Y W- B' ' l if? Manipulators of lights, props and curtains are 'Steve Wright, Phillip Hamilton and Jim Casey. members of the stage crew. Running errands, typing and filing are tasks performed by Danny Parker, Anita Creekmore. Diane Stringfellow. Beth Williams, Sharon Canaday and Martha Jon Eachus. They are shown with Mr. Albert Whitfield and Mr. Bob Phillips, counselors. STUDENT ASSISTANTS 0 61 ' 2 JU fx I