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S perform one of the most lmportant act1v1t1es of the Buzzer Club, the Goalpost. ,,,,.v'-'F Jw e 1 , ff' X 33 . ,., V n M 1 r -. l me 5 'RF??S5' Above: Buzzer Club members perform a variety of tasks. Toni Roark and Mr. J. I. Wood demonstrate the latest dance steps at the annual Mum Party. 8I
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Buzzer Club Sells Students on Hornet Spirit Right: Buzzer Club officers carry out weekly duty of sell- ing spirit ribbons. They are from left to right Janie Tay- lor, secretary, Mrs. Ethel Scott, sponsor, Elaine Whitt, president, Kay Sublett, vice- president, and Deanne Mc- Millian, treasurer. Below: Decorating the patio window are Patsy Ot sey, and Kathy Dodd. Juniors LaWanda McGilberry and Fannie Katoaka assist sponsor, Mrs. Ethel Scott. During football season some of the busiest Hornets can be found participating in the Buzzer Club. This organization, made up of forty-one junior and senior girls, shoulders the responsibility of decorating the school and goalpost, and selling spirit ribbons every Friday during football season. In spite of these many duties, the members find time to sponsor the annual Mum Party given after the Hornet Homecoming Game.
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Young Chemists Explore a Fascinating World Lawrence Swearinger, Mike Dodd, Eddie Wilbur, and Joe Fails discuss one of the many Science Fair entries. Science Fair winner Leslie Herlong demonstrates his project for Secretary-Treasurer Michael Payne, President Richard Ballard, Vice-President Scott Davis and sponsor, Mrs. Evelyn Lasater. Chemical magic is explored every week by the fourteen members of the Chemistry Club. The organization pro- vides an opportunity for each student to participate in su- pervised experimentation of his choice. In addition, this year each member investigat- ed a chemical process in our community and presented his findings to the club. Richard Ballard describes atomic structure to club members.
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