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DRAMA CLUB Seated left to right: Karen Harper. Jackie Carter. Steve Woodring, Chris Ashman. Nancy Nusz, Mr. Coyle. John Bogue. Diane McDonald. Miss Utley. Dan Sigmon, Eileen Longendyck, Joan Chapman. OFFICERS Presiding Chairman .Sarah Gorin Public Relations Chairman.Eileen Longendyck Business Chairman .Joy Cotton Social Chairman .Dan Sigmon Program Chairman .Steve Woodring Advisors —Miss Maurice Utley Mr. Michael Coyle The E.C.C. Drama Club delighted many members of the community with a fantasy dance scene based on an original interpretation of Dukas’ “Sor¬ cerer’s Apprentice” in the Junior Women’s Club Follies of 1967. This year the Drama Club is laying the groundwork for its major production scheduled for early spring, 1968. New lighting equipment and an auditorium by spring of 1968 promise a lively season of theatrical entertainment for the coming year. 36
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BIOLOGY CLUB President . . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . ., Reporter .... OFFICERS .Jim Cecil . John Cooper .. Burba Patterson .... Karen Harper Claude Richardson Advisor—Mr. Isbell The Biology Club serves in informing its members of professional oppor¬ tunities in the field of biology and in striving to further high scholastic achievement among its members. The Biology Club hosted several speakers at their meetings. The speakers included Joe Bruna, wildlife biologist; Modesto Del Castillo and Joe Isbell, biological science instructors; and a member student, Jake Karnes. Among the activities of the Biology Club were initiation of new members, a spring outing, co-sponsorship of the Valentine Dance, and active partici¬ pation in the intramural sports program and bloodmobile.
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STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION First row: Diane McDonald. Sarah Gorin. Karen Harper. Judy Goodrich. Bill Boothe. Second row: Peggy Dunham, Susan Davis. Iris Davis. Miss Utley. Sandy Myers, Sherry Hibberd. President . . . Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer .. . Historian . . . . OFFICERS .Karen Harper .Marilyn Berry .Susan Davis .Peggy Dunham .Tom Franklin Advisor —Miss Utley The purpose of SNEA is to develop among prospective teachers an under¬ standing of the teaching profession through participation in the work of local, state and national education associations; to give students practical experience in working together on the problems of the profession and the community, and to secure increased public interest and support for educa¬ tion. Some of the activities of the SNEA included sponsoring a postage dance to make money to send books to India, and decorating for the Christmas Dance.
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