Henry Clay High School - Statesman Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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Office Workers chores I - s li r i i c T N Taking messages is one of the office workers' many k I gl .v i,,.l., fi I -, ,I l I l32 The office workers are girls who spend their free period doing odd jobs in the main office and in the counseling office. These are the girls who take and deliver messages, collect absentee slips, and fill out class admission slips, among other things. Librory Workers This group is composed of students who assist their fellow classmates in the library. Under the direction of Miss Mary Owsley, they keep the hookshelves in order and help students in locating and checking out books.

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Phy-Chemsy Club The purpose of the Scio Club is to keep an active interest in the biological sciences. Mrs. Tripure di- rected the club this year, and the officers were: Vickie Stevens, Presidentg Carol Dickerson, Vice- Presidentg and Frances Sloan, Secretary-Treasurer. Students taking physics or chemistry make up the Phy-Chemsy Club. In it, the members take a look into the vast field of science Guests or other planned activities usually compose the meet ings. The officers this year Were: Dawson Coblin, President Kenny Eades, Vice-President Linda K. Rogers, Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Chavies was the club's sponsor this year Scio Club

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An Outstonding Chorus Adds Much to Henry Cloy Members of the Choristers show their gratitude to their director, Mrs. Greene. Working hard and led by Mrs. Flossie Greene, the Henry Clay Choristers entertain the students with their fine voices. The Cho- risters sing at assemblies, Student Night, and numerous other places outside of school. The Chorus performed for the student body at the Christmas assembly