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Beta Club Til FIRST ROW: M. Smith, B. Berry, B. Briley, B. Bosher, M. Watkins, C. Nance. SECOND ROW: W. Cox, E. Cross M. Worrell, R. Wells, D. Mitchell, M. Dawson, A. Clawson, K. Clark. THIRD ROW: B. Chenault, R. Adams, D Terrell, E. Bass, P. Miles, W. Martin, P. King. The National Beta Club stands for scholarship, loyalty, honesty, and pf-f leadership. To be eligible For member- ff ship one must have and uphold these qualities. Membership in the Beta Club is one.of the greatest honors a student can achieve during his high school years. ,.. OFFICERS O PRESIDENT . . . . . Betty Bosher , , VICE PRESIDENT . . Richard Wells Rib ll ' l '- ' I SECRETARY. . . . Carolyn Nance TREASURER . . . . Wayne Cox REPORTER . . Elmo Cross Members sign new charter. 53
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tudent Co-operative Association . K .5 l SEATEDg R. Wells, President, D. Floyd, Vice President, P. Miles, Secretary, L. Selden, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: R. Beasley, Reporter, B. Briley, W. Fearnow, W. Johnson, R. Martin, M. Worrell, B. Blake, M. Watkins, W. Mar- tin, E. Cosby, Reporter. SECOND ROW, STANDING: D. Marks, R. Adams, E. Bass, J. Christiana, D. Smith, S. Tucker, W. Cox, D. Norman. Richard Wells, President, presides over student body. Your representatives on the Student Council have endeavored during the past year to unite two formerly separate school bodies with a feeling of loyalty for a new, bigger, better school. Its goal has been to have all students participate in forming a school of which to be proud. '
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WWW- THE S U -+-vin? 0 var EDITORIAL STAFF, SEATED: B. Briley, B. Bosher, Co-Editorsg B. Crouch, S. Tucker. STANDING: H. McGhee, E. Bass, W. Martin, P. King, W. Cox, B. Timberlake. 4: THE SOUTHERNER is the A school newspaper published by Q? , ! ff the students of Lee-Davis. Its 4 l I purpose is to keep the students informed on current events and special happenings in their school by publishing eight issues each :as year. .- FT 43 ' ,-Q Q TYPIST, SEATED: B. Sarver, P. Gaulding. W. Rice, M. Watkins, C. Nance. 54
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