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L. TO R.: Gary I-Iissem, Sue Shreffler, Mr. Williams, David Carter, Marilyn Crist STAG EC RAFI' Stage craft is a newly organized club at Curtis. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Williams, its members design and construct scenery for the Drama Club. DRAMA CLUB Membership in the Drama Club is open to any Curtis student at the beginning of school. The members, under the direction of Miss Taylor give several short plays during the school year for the student body and one long play in the spring. rf' 30 ,fix 1- X. Y C
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE STANDING: Debbie Mcl-Iugh, Carol Anderson, Joy Farha, Steve Zielke, Phyllis Boyce, Jody Freeman. SEATED: Sharon Shonka, Mark Beal - President, Diane STUDENT COUNCIL N The Student Council this year has worked to help in the development of leader- ship, in the betterment of school life, and in the promoting of a closer student- faculty relationship. Student Council projects for first semester were selling Worrell. I donuts and sweatshirts and sponsoring the Friendship Fund. The most success- ful of all projects was the Toys for Tots talent assembly, where 900 students exchanged a toy for a ticket to the program. FOSTER CHILDREN BLUE FALCON BOOSTERS
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RED CROSS FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Mrs. Wynkoop - sponsor, Paula Douglass - Pres. , Joe Henderson - Vice Pres., Marsha Bryant, Wendy Olson, Deanna Spalding, Gregg Cummings, Jody Sanders, Barry Abels, Mr. Williams - sponsor. SECOND ROW: Kathy Bass, Kim Nagel, Sandy Curtis, Marsha Martin, Terrie Kale, Sandy Ellis, Rebecca Thompson, Jim Williams. THIRD ROW: Lyn Kelt- ner, Darlene Wilson, Mary I-Iirning, Shelly McBee, Tom Richardson, Mike Sanner, Ronnie Roland, Greg DeLancey, Jeff Reisman, Lavona Havel, Shelly Conyers, David Wilson. J' f si Many Curtis students are active in representing their homerooms in the Red Cross. They operate the club in a similar Way to the city American Red Cross. During the year, the representatives carry out several money-making projects, such as the pickle sale. The money raised on these projects is used for the many Valuable services the Red Cross con- tributes to the community. HOME EC GIRLS ENTERTAIN FACULTY 31
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