Camp Liberty High School - Echoes Yearbook (Jenkinsville, SC)

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' 7mm The Debating Teams The Debating Teams furnish guidance to students interested in debating. Several debatos are given in class, This group is composed of three teams the senior class and four from the class. Sometimes during the year team from the senior class will oppose team from the junior class. Mrs. B. B. Robb-Advisor Dramatic Club The Dramatic Club is made up of Stu- dents who are interested in dramatics. It aims to awaken new enthusiasms and inter- est in stage work. The officers are as follows: Chairman ------- -------- - -' ----' Eugene Bf-'yd Secrgtgpy ------------ ----- H1ldPQd Ginyard Treasurer -------- ------ -Chlrlib M. DlV13 Reporter ...---- a --n----n--- --'JIIIIOI Shaw Directreas- --------- ------' NIOM1 Burrell Advisor ------- -------- ---MTS. Bo Bo Rlbb THE SPEECH CLUB The Speech Club seeks to provide outlets for students interested in oral expression in its various forms. It 18 composed of members from both, sections of the JuD1OT class, having otwo sets of officers. They are as fol lows: Section I, Pres. Mary Johnson Vice Pres., Cornelius Martin, Sect..L Hiller, Assistant Sect., Marion Plair Treasurer, Walter Irby, Carrie son, Reporter. Section II. President, Margaret Yarborough, Vice President, Andrew Wilson, Secretary, Mamie Lou Pearson, Assist. Secretary, Margaret Baton, Treasurer, H. Hollin, Annie Lee B evard, Reporter. 27

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The safety patrol staff functions for the safety of children on busses and on the school grounds. Lieutenantsz Wilbert Crumblin Bobbie Triplet Captains: Samuel Cook Dorothy Crumblin Advisor: P. A. Beatty S . Girl Scout Troops 3-6 This Senior Troop is a member of the National Organization. Very ac- tive in local and State activities, Motto: Be Prepared Slogan: Do a Good Turn Daily. Miss Lizzie M. Finch-Troop Leader www! Sw!! Designed to promote student activi- ties which encourages closer rela- tionship between student body and the administration and serves as a governing body in all matters per- taining to discipline and the com- mon interest of the students. The council is comprised of 12 members.

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' ' 3 7mm Thd above group cam Lib t 521: xixsyzzszrdnsag z1':51'S35'5 fziillpoiigsiaiitiiimif 9 0 Chlmps. The hav 1 won three games: Reading left t 1 y 9 P H706 and Maggie Illery, Roberta Ashford Q r ght we see standing Miss borough. Dorothy Miller w111i 'ggi' Mc emu' Maggi' Yu' Mi . 1 e E. Burrell Marion Whit M2212xg.i,t:fhni::c31f3::'11ssiecazasixiilim wmii garet Yarborough clot 11 C lli 8' ap B n' Mu' Ginyard, Dorothyncrumbiin. o ns. Bobbie Triplett, Bernice The boys basketball team shows marked improvement over the performance of last season having started then with pri- marily, a green squad. However, last season'a experienceslre showing signs of good fruit for this season. At this writing they have played only two games winning both with the ealeof seasoned veterans. Standing left to right: Mr. W. J. Heath, Coach: Leon Green, Cornelius Martin, Alphonso Yarborough, James Pete, Mr. P.A. Beaty, Director of Athletics. Kneeling: Lark Kellar, John Hughey, Carl Shaw, Hilbert Crumblin, John G19nne 28