Cloverdale High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Cloverdale, IN)

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The interest was much greater in the Home Econom- ics Department since they moved into their new three- room suite in the new build- ing. The kitchen area in- cluded a laundry center with the most modern facilities. Home -making took on a new significance since the girls had the opportunity to work in modern surroundings. The girls were: Linda White, Glenda McCammack, Linda Walker, Karon Alexander , Karen Farmer, Billie jo Johnson, Myrna Sutherlin, Susie Terry, Judy Whitt, Sarah Quinnette, and Wanda Sutherlin not pictured. Anyone for tea? Ten senior home economic students took time out to have a common girl talk and enjoy their tea . It was made even more en- joyable since they had the opportunity to gather together in the new living center. The girls were: Karon Alexander, Glenda McCammack, Linda Walker, Judy Whitt, Billie jo Johnson, Sarah Quinnette, Linda White, Karon Farmer, Susie Terry, Myrna Sutherlin and Wanda Sutherlin not pictured. It was truly a great thrill for the senior girls to be able to sew to- gether on new machines and even more of a thrill to have the privilege of working together in a new Home Economic Sewing Department. The girls were: Karen Farmer, Judy Whitt, Miss Dierdorf, Instructor, Karon Alexander, Myrna Sutherlin, Linda Walker, Linda White, Billie Jo Johnson, Susie Terry, Glenda McCammack, and Sarah Quinnette,

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No honor conferred by the school excelled that represented by the National Honor Society. Sixteen Seniors were part of N.H.S. meet- ing the qualifications of Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Charac- ter . The members were: Terri Reid, Cathy McCullough, Carolyn Hunter, Jerry McClure, Sarah Quin- nette, Arthur Winings, Janice jor- dan, Bill Morrison, Pam Price, Linda Linley, Nancy Barker, Andrew Cooper, and Mike Sutherlin, The officers were: Carla Booker, Secre- tary, john Allee, Vice -Presidentg and Loral Castor, President. Honors to Be Remembered It took hard work to be an A student and it took even more work to rank in the upper 4.82 of the class. These students worked hard to obtain this honor, and they had a right to be proud. They were: Cathy Mc- Cullough, Pam Price, Terri Reid, Loral Castor, john Allee, Janice jordan, Mike Sutherlin, Arthur Winings, Andrew Cooper and Nancy Barker .

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There's joy in singing. The chorus officers expressed this well as they harmonized together. The officers were: Sarah Quin- nette, Secretary-Treasurer g Mike Sutherlin, Vice -President, Alicia Casida, News Reporterg and Jim Coon, President. A Song Is Forever Members of the Chorus were: Larry Williams, Alan Cash, Bill Morrison, Jim Coon, Andy Cooper, Mike Sutherlin, Alan Booker, Bob Heatley, Steve Barnhart, jay Fisher, Frank Coffin, Carla Booker, Alicia Casida, Nancy Barker, Vickie Knoy, Pam Price, Cynthia Moore, Sarah Quinnette, jane Booker, Rowena High- smith, Brenda Britton, Marlene Hewitt, Shirley Allegree, Suzan Barnhart, Marcia Routt, Margie Sims, Anna Lewis, Diana Lewis, Vicki I-Ialtom, Diana Dunagan, Linda Williams, Diane Cassell, June Sims, Linda Kennedy, Lucille Hunsicker, Annetta Routt, Patty jo Ziegleman, Kit Coffin, and'Vivian Whitaker , V . We - was ,,,...,.., A-1---1 1 ,J .....,. Lawqzeff, , r , ,, ,... zaazwzrfifirisvsiffrsmxwsf---fmsiswsxwiuur,, , ,,