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Modern Dancers Define Moods Wi+h Movements Dancing to the tune of “Bridge Over Troubled Water, and Still Water Runs Deep, Modern Dance Club members performed at the Miss Shanks Pageant, October 9, 1973. With an active and responsible leader, Mrs. Long, the students learned to relax their figures while listening to the sounds of music. Mrs. Long also made up all dances the group used. Blanche Roache was chosen Miss Modern Dance and Rosalind Sapp was elected club president. Hours of afternoon practice prepare Sandra Graham for the dance. Vinelle Smith interprets Christmas carols gracefully in assembly. Modern Dancers perform in harmony at the Christmas program. 56
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Marksmanship Stressed For Rod, Gun Contests Charles Holt casts for catfish on a Saturday at Lake Talquin. Archery lessons were given by Mr. Carlos Gaskin to members of Shanks’ Rod and Gun Club. After gaining knowledge in use of the bow, members met in an interclub archery contest. Sgt. Spiller, from Carter- Parramore High School, instructed the members in use, safety, and marksmanship of firearms. The boys later competed with each other in a Rod and Gun Club rifle match in which they had to use their knowledge of the prone, sifting, and standing positions, which they learned under Sgt. Spiller. In its second year at Shanks, the club was concerned with outdoor pastimes, including hunting and fishing. Rod and Gun Club members Jimmy Croley and John Thompson watch for deer tracks os they hunt on the Croley's farm. 55
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Exchange+tes Sponsor Charitable Campaigns Charity drives such as March of Dimes, Care, and Easter Seals were among the numerous projects sponsored by the Junior Exchangettes to serve the community. School projects included a car in the homecoming parade, pep parties for the athletic department, gag gifts for members of the football squad, and small gifts for teachers on holidays and birthdays. At Thanksgiving, the club collected food for families. The club was affiliated with the Exchange Club, a local service auxiliary. Walter Brown, a thirsty football player, gets refreshments at the pep party given by the Exchangette Club. Ruby Darlene Clary presents a gag gift of lipstick to William R. Till, a member of the Tiger football squad. Josephine Bowman and Linda Palmer prepare Thanksgiving boxes for two needy families in the community. 57
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