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Student Council Steve Be am an, President of the Student Council, emphasizes the Council ' s highway safety campaign to Donna Hinson. ' Tommy Rouse discusses some campaign suggestions with Penny Vause. Encouragement of the qualities of leadership and building a better understanding of a democratic government are two important aims of the Student Council. The student also learns to work more closely with the administration and to determine and carry out the policy of the school. This past year, the Student Council carried out four main projects, A safety project was conducted during the Christmas holidays. Various assembly programs were conducted and the election of student body officers and class officers was held. A needy child was also adopted by the Council. 28
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Marshals The marshals are cho- sen each year from the members of the junior class who have an average of 90 or above. These stu- dents serve as ushers at all special events which occur during the year. The new marshals are Jimmy Goff, chief; Danny Bowen, Donna Sutton, Francis Sugg, Susan Beaman, Billy James, Joel Harrison, Bobby Glossip, and Mary Harrell, Journalism The journalism class was formed to publish a school paper. This paper, the RAMBLER, is published once during each grading period during the year. It covers all sports events and school news as they occur. It also includes the students ' viewpoints on many topics. Sandra Bundy and Kaye Carter, co-editors of the paper, have done an excellent job in covering the school. They have worked together to make the school paper interesting and attractive. The journalism class meets each day during fifth period under the leadership of Mrs. Allen. Together, they work on the layout and construction of the paper. 27
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Music — Dramatics Club The main purpose of the Musa-DramaticsClub this year was to make possible the per- formance of the play, Annie Get Your G.un, The club worked under the supervision of Miss Chalk and Mr. Ginn to create the beautiful scenery, music, and sound effects which played a big part in making the play a success. Steve Hardy, Trudy Britt, Jennifer Taylor, Simmy Hobbs and Nicky Sue Jenkins plan some of the scenery to be used in the play, Annie Get Your Gun. Barbara Pridgen experiments in applying make- up to the star actress of the play. Donna Hinson. Steve Beam an and David Cox work steadily to improve the sound effects as the play progresses. 29
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