Cocke County High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (Newport, TN)

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Club Roll: lo Blanchard, Catherine Boley, Ray Boley, Linda Bray, Van Brooks, Wade Butcher, Gail Carver, Sandra Cody, Donald Collins, Wallace Conard, Evelyn Ellis, Wanda Faye Ellis, Charlotte Ford, Gary Freshcur, lcel Gilliland, Vernice Gray, Henry Gregory, 'J N Iames Hayes, I. C. Hill, Darius Holt, Gary Holt, David jf Icnes, Dcrcthy Iones, Steve Kilpatrick, Kay Kirkpatrick, B e t a C I u b President .. .. Donna McNabb Vice-President , .. .. . c,,,,, Mary Pe-tree Recording Secretary . Kay Kirkpatrick Corresponding Secy. . .Carlene Spencer Treasurer crrcccccccccc pcpcc . . cccc Everette Pack Sponsor .. . ..,. cccccc M rs. Porter This year the Beta Club' has forty-eight Anna B. Knight, Edward Layman, Frank Leibrock, Tom Mooty, Bill Myers, lim McMahan, Donna McNabb, Wilma Nease, Barbara O'Dell, Everette Pack, Mary Petree, Sharon Rclen, Polly Scruggs, Barbara Smith. Hubert Smith, Carlene Spencer, Billie Gayle Stokely, Sandra Wester, Ada Ruth W'hite, Betty White, Dorothy Wilder, Emily Williams, Emily Wood, Nadyne Woolsey. members. It has become necessary to re- strict the membership to members of the eleventh and twelfth grades. The club takes an active part in school affairs, and the programs emphasize good citizenship and leadership through service. Participation in the state convention in Nashville is the high- light of the school year.

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Speech Arts Roll: Gene Arms, Frieda Ball, Linda Bray, Elaine Britt, Earline Clevenqer, Vtfanda Faye Ellis, Henry Grcqcry, Di Anne Hurst, lanice Hurst, Chris Icnes, Anna B. Knight, lim Mclviahan, Wilma Nease, Speech Arts The Speech Arts class for this year is composed of twenty-tour members. These students are all twelfth qrade pupils who are interested in different forms of oral in- Wilma Ioyce O'Dell, Buddy Pace, Mary Petree, Carolyn Bowland, Hubert Smith, Carlyne Spencer, Haraldine Thcrntcn, Scotty Valentine, Ada Nlfhite, Betty White, Nadyne Woolsey. terpretation. They have given several one- act plays in chapel this year and have also presented proqrarns before various civic clubs. wJ X31 54

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1 Y 5Jt . ni lxvc' I :Qi I , If j , mf XJ C Club Roll: Ray Boley, Wade Butcher, Ierry Iones, Dorothy Iones, Kay Kirkpatrick, Virginia Morrison, Campbell, Bobby Crumb, Pete Cureton, Alex Fancher, lim Mclvlcthan, Carlyne Spencer, Ioan Steele, Emily lim Farmer, Henry Gregory, Ronald Haynes, lane Williams. Huff, Sandra Hurd, DiAnne Hurst, Chris Iones, David I ' ' C ' C I u b .pa W 56 President ,uuiuu,u ,. . uiuu,uu, Chris lones Vice'President .. ., ,.,,. Dorothy Iones Secretary ,.u,au cu,c ,.aiaaic S a ndra Hurd Treasurer .. .o uc,,,. Wade Butcher Reporter ,.,. i,.ca,cu,c R ay Boley Sponsor ooo. . ...ooooo..o.....o,oooooo,.,oo. oMr. Brummett Any student of C.C.H.S. who has won a letter in football, basketball, baseball, or who has been a cheerleader, is eligible to be a member of the C Club. The main objective ot the C Club is to promote good sportsmanship among the athletes. During basketball games the C Club is in charge ot the concessions, and profits from this go toward paying the ex- penses for a banquet at the close of the school year.