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Clubs serve school and community Students involved in the Fulton Chapter of the American Youth Red Cross and a newly organized club, Interact, worked to serve their school and community with projects throughoutthe year. Giving a party to the children of Sunny Hill Orphanage at Halloween and Christmas brought excitement and funtothe children. Teacher Appreciation Week was sponsored by Red Cross. Each day the members did something special for each teacher. Five committees within Interact served the School and community with projects throughout the year. Cleaning the teachers lounge was one of the projects sponsored by the committees. 106 ORGANIZATIONS E to R gy, sttt cylt 3 jg A 'Www-rw 1 1 1: .-,kt - 1 ...i A4 l BQ 9
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Creative clubs benefit school activities Students showed their creative abilities through Art Club as well as Cioldmasquers. Drawing and painting signs for other clubs in the school was one of many projects performed by the Art Club. The Art Club also created lunch- room decorations for the Christmas dinner and the Thanksgiving dinner this year. Community children enjoyed a children's theater production pre- sented by Ctoldmasquers, in the spring. Other major productions in- cluded Barefoot In The Park and a play reading of Oedipus The King. Several skits were produced in Goldmasquers along with the making of a few movies. ART CLUB OFFICERS Front row: Dewayne Nancy Yeatts, secretaryg Mr. Gerald Stand- Seagraves, treasurerp Sherry D. Smith, ridge, advisergCindy Childress, president. sergeant at armsg james Shaw, vice presidentp 108 ORGANIZATIONS AQ B9
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