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Debbie Wilson, President; Kitty Walker, Secretary; Rosemary Gaston, Vice President. Key Club Sweetheart: Lynn Fant Beta Beta Club is an honorary so- ciety that requires a high B aver- age and a faculty recommendation for membership. All members must be at least sophomores. This year the Beta Club had 4 so- cials, an induction and a party for the new members at midse- mester. Key Club: Scott Hammer, President; Mr. Arp, Fred May, Vice President; Eddie Davis, Secretary; Jay Archer, Treasurer. The Key Club's first activity this year was the Halloween Hot- Dog give away with the help of the Kiwanis Club. It participated in the Easter Seals Campaign. In Louisville, Kentucky, it attended the Key Club District Convention. Mr. Arp, the new sponsor, has already made plans for the fu- ture. During the summer they will be attending the International Convention in New Orleans. 27
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VICA The Vica Club co-sponsor- ed the Weirdo Olympica and di- vided the money as a project to start out its first year. Wade Germany won in the Parade of Weirdos. Richard Rhodes re- ceived the State Architectual Drafting Honor and will leave for Washington D. C. in June. Other activities included an ice-cream supper and swim- ming party at Ft. Oglethorpe pool. VICA Officers: Debra Horton, Vice-President; Karry Hulgan, Rep- resentative; Debra Harris, Treasurer; Mike Branam, Parliamen- tarian; Ronald Abney, Secretary. 26
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Library The library's list of activities is a long one. To increase know- ledge, the club toured the Chat- tanooga Public Library and Dalton Junior College Library. At Chris- tmas, the club gave a book to every child at Bonny Oaks School. In addition, the club had a car- wash in October, a Christmas party, and a cookout. The Math Club participated in the Math-Science Fair at school and the Chattanooga Regional Science, placing 1st and 3rd in the Junior Math Division. It had a field trip to Interstate Life Computer Depart- ment. At Christmas, it collected toys for needy familities. The club had several parties which in- cluded horseback riding and swimming. Math Officers: James Solomen, Blaine Grant; rep- resentatives; Jeanette Hubbs, President; Tami Cabe, Sheila Thacker, Representatives. Math 28
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