First Row, left to right: Mrs. Hess, Judy Brown, Dottie Berdine, Dixie Haskell, Nellie Mays, Carol Pearson, June Merrifield, Carol Morgan, Renee Middaugh, Beverly Reeves, Lou Arnett, Carol Reeves, Kathleen Kirk, Ruth Vandergrift. Second Row, left to right: Carol Davis, Patty West, Patty Pyecha, Donna Gutherie, Margaret Hildreth, Mary Davis, Carol Linn, Judy Gross, Shirley Merrifield, Barbara Lemley, Sue Baker, Sondra Putz, Kitty Steele, Jean Hager. Third Row, left to right: Mary Vangilder, Peggy Clark, Betty Elder, Yvonne Kershenr, Joyce DeWitt, Shirley Yates, Barbara Henderson, Christine Davis, Sandra Walters, Mary Merrifield, Lynne Stewart, Delores Henderson, Patty Cutrone. Fourth Row, left to right: Annette Emmell, Patty Vangilder, Alma Rudy, Martha Poland, Carolyn Davis, Evelyn Serge, Sally Sypult, Patty Williams, Mary Chambers, Shirley Wilson, Danielle Gibbles. Fifth Row, left to right: Carolyn Croce, Susan Meredith, Jonnie Erdie, Sally Criss, Suzanne Williams, Jean Summers, Ruth Rogers, Barbara Hawkins, June Knotts, Neva Cottrill, Sue Cain, Joan Williamson. QDuPPn I mm Queen-Teens had a very successful year. Their programs were based on the theme of choosing a vocation. Representatives of various fields spoke to them on what their particular job had to offer. Officers for the year were Sue Cain, President, Lynne Stewart, Vice- President, Evelyn Serge, Secretary, Jean Hager, Treasurer. Miss Corrine Clayton and Mrs. Margaret Hess are sponsors.
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First Row, left to right: Yvonne Bunner, Eloyce Parsons, Beverly Baker, Connie Vanfieltl, Marilyn Jackson, .Iohn I'ut'fenhurger, Colleen Wagley, Mary Amos, Betty Prunty, Patty Saurhorn, Carolyn Criss. Second Row, left to right: Jona Pyles, Jack Ingram, Alan Yates. Iloris Knotts, Mary Boyce, Nancy Berry, Robert Ellis, Franves Springer. Third Row, left to right: Sandra Walters, lVI:1rg'ie Kisner, Lorraine Polingg, Patty tlutront-. Fourth Row, left to right: Jonie Williamson, Vaughn Turner, Don Gamble, James Talkington, Patsy Cosco, Gloria Postlewaite, Kitty Steele. Fifth Row, left to right: Darrell Jackson, Joe Cooper, Don Jarvis. flhv I rnuhahnrsa The Bee Band under the direction of Harold Glascow has progressed rapidly. They played in several parades, at games, at thuses and held a Spring concert. They got new band trousers through their own efforts and the help of their Band Boosters. Congratulations on a fine year!
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