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l '1 Studem The Student Council is a leading organization in school with responsibility to students and faculty. The students who form the council are elected democratically by the student body. The 1962-63 Council has added iron gates to the school's main entrance and has presented a trophy case for the front hall. The Council has sponsored sock hops, worked at con- cession stands and gates during athletic events. They also accepted the responsibility of keeping order in the halls in the mornings and at the lunch hours. Council members consider it an honor to be elected to their positions of trust and spend much of their spare time in an effort to do their best for their school. RODNEY HAMMOND President Executive Council 2 Fred Martin, Vice-President: Janice Haywood, Treasurer: Mr. Earle Graves, Sponsors Rodney Hammond, President: C. J. Reynolds, Sergeant at Arms: Carol Lassiter, Secretary.
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F 1 Debating l C. J. Reynolds, Phyllis Britt, Sally Buie, Judy Stevens, Bobby Ray Mabe. The active members of the debating club this year are Sally Buie, Phyllis Britt, Judy Stevens, Bobby Ray Mabe, C. J. Reynolds, and Richard Britt. Sally Buie is president of the club, and Mrs. McDuffie is sponsor. The teams selected to compete in the triangular debates this year are as follows: Affirmative, C. I. Reynolds and Bobby Ray Mabe: Negative, Phyllis Britt and Sally Buie. The query to be debated this year is Resolved: That the United States Should Promote a Common Market of the Western Hemisphere. The Debating Team of '61-62 were District Negative Winners and debated in the finals at Chapel Hill. MRS, ALICE MCDUFFIE Coach -
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ouneil Spud, Alex, C. J. , and Fred work long and hard on the Council's Christmas float. Their float won first prize in the Star Christmas Parade. Homeroom Representatives I LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Parsons, S. Parsons, C. Harmon, D. Chappell, S. McCallum, C. Williams, V. Richardson, A. Harris, L. Stutts, R. Thomas, C. Hilderbrand, N. Saunders, G. Martin.
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