Fermata School - Spur Yearbook (Aiken, SC)

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RIDING CLUB iQT President . ..... . JOAN DEMPSEY MEMBERS WISSIE WEST, LOUISE CLARK, LEILA CI-IADBOURNE. NEW MEMBERS ,JEAN FRASER, DIANA VVING, FUZZY WILBERN. The purpose of the Fcrmata Riding Club is to promote riding and to strive for a greater knowledge of horses and horsemanship, and to help the less ex- perienced riders in all possible ways. The club enforces riding regulations and club rules, and establishes a standard of unity and sportsmanship. Each year there are tryouts for membership, open to any Fermata student. These trials include a demonstration of the contestants' riding ability and a written test drawn up by the Riding Club with the riding master's help. This year the Riding Club again put on a Gymkhana, in which most of the 1'id61'S in school, as well as many people outside, participated. The funds from this were donated to charity. On the whole the year was a great success and we are looking forward to many more.

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X., 3 i, 'T 1 Eat misss iw i wi , ii vi ii is -iw 7 iv H, ii ,ii 1: ii ii ii W w Nu vi , - - ii ii ii ii Vi ii az' vii V EA. DRAMATIC CLUB .iQ1 President .... . . . . . ICIKI TIART Secretary-Treasurer . . JOAN DEMPSEY MEMBERS A WVISSIE WVEST, KATI-ILEEN lVlCLAUGI-ILIN, BARBARA DAIIN, NANCY VVELLS, ANN DUSENBERRY, DIANA WING. The Fermata Dramatic Club stimulates interest in dramatics and tends to perfect those interested in all forms of the work. The membership of the club is made up of girls who have proven their acting ability before the entire school and have qualified to the Dramatic Club standards. U This year the tryouts were held soon after Christmas vacation. Miss Evelyn Evers came down in February to coach the plays. VVith her excellent coaching, the Dramatic Club presented two one-act comedies: Red Peppersf' and The Bathroom Door. In April, those girls that were interested in acting put on Little VVomen.

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