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Page 69 text:
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SEATED: Betty Sue Martin, Nellie Stowe, Gerald Turner, Rita Shockley, Rita Shough. S1ANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Ratcliff, Dianne Gilley, Karen Shockley, Sandra Goard, Nancy Bowles, H. E. Nelson, Brenda Lewis, Bennie Trent, Darrel Plaster, Charles Martin, Susan Shough. Student Council Promotes Communication Between Students And Faculty Carol Ratcliff and Nellie Stowe look on as President, Gerald Turner works on one of the SCA projects. 65
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SCA OFFICERS (LEFT TO RIGHT) - Nellie Stowe, Vice-President; Rita Shockley, Reporter; Gerald Turner, President; Betty Sue Martin, Secretary; Rita Shough, Treasurer. Sponsor, Mrs. Hanby. The Student Cooperative Association is an organi¬ zation in which every student at Hardin Reynolds Memorial School is a member. It directs many school activities. In order to fulfill its purposes, the SCA must have the cooperative efforts of everyone. To encourage school spirit and student participation in every phase of school life, is one of this organi¬ zations ideals. The Student Council, made up ot homeroom representatives, the presidents of the vari¬ ous clubs and organizations, and the executive com¬ mittee, carried out a series of projects designed to aid the school. Some of the SCA projects this year were: serving as guides to first graders during the first week of school; directing a book fair to provide new reading material for the students; presenting flowers to the teachers on their birthdays; and sending messages to the servicemen who were graduates of Hardin Reynolds. 64
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Business Manager, Bernard Mabe; Assistant Business Manager, Susan Corns. CLUBS AND CLASSES: (Steated) Delores Hagwood, San dra Goard, Bonnie Purcell, Elizabeth Via. (Standing) Nancy Bowles, Beth Prillaman, Rhonda Gilley, Susan Corns. In your hands lies the last Reynolda that will be constructed at Hardin Reynolds Memorial School. As you thumb through the pages, you will find that the makers of this yearbook have tried to put before you a few memories that 1969—70 has brought to everyone. With the beginning of school the actual pro¬ duction began. But before this, many staff members solicited local merchants obtaining ads and donations, making this publication possible. This year’s staff worked diligently trying to meet certain deadlines and trying to make this year’s Reynolda very special. 66
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