First Baptist Church School - Patriarch Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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Dramatists Take to the Stage Without so much as an acting class, the F.B. Drama Club gave performances that rivaled those given on the Broadway stage. In the dazzling plays, put on throughout the year, the critics gave nothing but great reviews. Who knows? There might be a Hollywood movie mogul in the bunch. XXX ABOVE: B. Dorris showed his angelic side. TOP RIGHT: M. Barnett and S. Lieber displayed the typical actress' aversion to the press. CENTER RIGHT: The Drama Club put in long hours to achieve perfection. BOTTOM RIGHT: K. Wardlaw studied her line with diligence.

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Fiesta In Paris The French and Spanish Clubs of First Baptist showed us what culture was all about. These educated souls let us see the different customs of their respective countries and made us want to fly over to Paris on l the Concorde, then party on over to Spain to see a bullfight. Only at F.B. THE 1985-86 SPANISH CLUB - L to R: J. Mason, A. Van Kook, T. Tuggle, K. Gore, A Horta, T. Ftawls, T. Brown, A. Peatross, K. Wardlaw, E. Murphy, L. Culbertson, K. Jones, J. McAIister. 4,0 THE 1985-86 FRENCH CLUB - Lto R: J. Jeter, E. Lyons, M. McKneeIy, C. Johnson H. Robertson, S. Rosso, S. Phillips, M. Rhodes, T. Taglavore, D. Harper, J. Lawerence, C. Griffeth, S. Griffen, L. Smith, B. Logan, M. Latham. F4351 S? if 65

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Politics In The Making A new club was added to the already abundant choices of F.B. extracurricular activities. The Young Republicans Club provided the opportunity for several students to be involved in the fascinating life of a political endeavor. Valuable experience was gained by those interested in pursuing a political career. i U sill: upnv-v-vm -V-w-N ------' -- 11 LQ. I-I 34 ,4lV NPW iw-M 'Of YOUNG REPUBLICANS CLUB MEMBERS - B. Dorris, A. Horta, A. Turley, G. Andrews, H. Garrett, J. Day, J. McAlister, W. Gerhardt, L. Spano, C. Colgin, J. Pesnell.