Darlington Academy - Kinesis Yearbook (Darlington, SC)

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Made to order. Mr. S.B. Weatherford prepares a hot dog according to the buyer's specifications. Remains cool. Although the crowd is tense, Archie Moody coolly announces the winner of the Booster Club's motorized three-wheeler. Big job. Making sure all the kids are satisfied proves to be a big job for the mothers who work in the lunchroom. Parents Making Money Garland Kelly Connie Lewis Will Lewis Kimberly Long Scott Marlowe 20

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Hairy tale. Local narcotics officer Bobby Walters tells the students about the harmful effects of drugs on the human body. Students, please report to the gym at the 8:40 bell. Throughout the school year, students were called out of their first period classes to hear guest speakers. Upper School students ambled slowly into the gym, while lower grades marched in line. Words passed among students as they sat down the bleachers. On some occasions, visitors spoke of the problems facing students today. A State Highway patrol representative showed a movie dealing with the rules of safe driving. A narcotics man helped make students aware of the drug problem in the local community and how to avoid it. Other visitors came to entertain. Using her talking dummy, a ventriloquist made students roll with laughter. Both older and younger students enjoyed a children's play presented at one assembly. Starting with the lower grades, please report to your second period. Cautions. After showing a movie, a State Highway patrol representative cautions about the hazards of reckless driving. Tavis Graham Jesse Hamilton Tammy Harrison Heather Hodgens Tim Jordan 19

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During February, the Mothers' Club and Booster Club jointly sponsored the annual Bar-B-Que and auction. organization of parents at the Academy. Money-making projects are handled through its two offshoots—the Mothers' Club and the Booster Club. On Nov. 6, the Mothers' Club held its annual Ffarvest Bazaar. Dubbed the Calico Carousel, the Bazaar attracted many people from the area to its diverse booths. Items sold ranged from hand-made furniture to potted plants. Other projects of the Mothers' Club included operating the lunchroom during school hours for students and the organization of the Halloween Carnival. The Booster Club worked closely with the Athletic Department. Every Saturday, the club operated a Throughout the year, parents are concession “wagon at Archie involved in several money-making Moody's auctions. Also, it sold hot projects. Earnings are pumped back dogs, BBQ sandwiches, and drinks to into the school. hungry players and spectators on ball The Parents' Guild is the main game nights. Wrapping some baked goods, Mrs. Sharon DeWitt works at one of the Bazaar booths. Conversing with Mrs. Weatherford, Mrs. Garland and Mrs. Lewis rest from their selling at the Bazaar. Michael Williams Eric Adams Reginald Anderson Andy Atkinson 0 Q£ 1 h- 21