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.ODER THE PIA I CLUB Representing the high standards of service. scholarship. character, and leadership are the worthy mem- bers of the Modern Thespians Club. The officers selected for thc club were: Jody Crisp. president: Bo Campbell, vice-presidentg Ann Franklin, secretary, Betty Lewis, trcasurerg Mr. Lawrence Jones, sponsor. DR NIATIC CLIB Not onlx thc acting rtsclt but paintrnf props and settings md m rising up iuture Bernhardts and Barrx mores ls important in producing 1 plax The Dramatic Club otfels x lI16d entertainment throughout the xcai Offrccrs elected were MurrcllMull1ns president Jrmmx Robinson vice president Phxllrs Damron secretdrw Patsy Ann Whisnrnt treisurcr Mr Rondi Colc sponsor t ff fx.
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KEYCLUB Service to the school, community, and nation-this is the purpose of the Key Club. Money that is raised by the club during the year is presented to the school in the form of some worthwhile project. Officers of the club are Bill Hagie, president: Richard Cundy, vice-presidentg Ben Johnson, secretaryg Howard Matherly, treasurerg Mr. Mac Gouge, sponsor. CLUB Holding iegulai meetings thc mcmbeis ol the E Club help to dexelop hlghu athletic slandai els it EHS Early in the fall they elected the followlng officers Nick Hydel pxesldent Bo Campbell vice presldent Bob Laws S6C1Qt3ly Jelly Hensley treasurer Coach Treadway sponsoi In the E Club meetings the mernbeis enjoyed the fellowship of others who also wanted to be good sports ' , , ' , ' 1 ,, ' an 'V , ' . 1 I . - v 4 1 l x ky i ,l x H L C . . . I . N ix . l . - . . . . , ' . . .,. .. . . H 7 5 Y 7 7 ' ' 7 7 '
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Urs Bzshop Q I Teen Speeches dlscusslons projects these were the act1v1t1es of the Y Teen Groups when they met each Monday and Wednesday 101 thexr club busmess SSSSIOD The leaders 1n Mrs Blshops Y Teen were the lol lowmg Ann Franklm pres1dent Betty M1lle1 VICE plesxdent Sue Keller secretary Betty Lew1s t1easu1e1 M1 s Ge1trude Bxshop sponsor Mrs Shultz 9 Y Teen Pres1dent Mary Lou HUtChlDb Seuetalv Judllh Shtll Txeasurer Shuley Fxost Sponsor Mrs Earl Shultz 'Urs Whzsnant,Q YTeen Pres1dent Nannette Madgett VICE Presldent Leta Pope Secretary Patsy Taylor Treasurer Shxrley Stltt Sponso1 Mrs Ea1l Wh1SH3D1 n 9 7 A U 1 - 1 1 Y 1 ' I il .L' Q ' - , ,Q : ' , ' : . 1, , - i . 5 , 5 ' , 9 I l - 1 Vice-President Louise Buckles . - - ' x - . 1 . . - I - I J
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