Lees McRae College - Ontaroga Yearbook (Banner Elk, NC)

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LMC CHOIR . . . L-R 1st row: J J. Laughridge, Dr. Janet Carroll, Jeff Walker, 2nd row: Mary Jane Hodges, David Blackburn, Rebecca Silver, Joan Gilbreth. Alisa Walker, Beverly Prevatte, Laura Fairfax, Laura Bowman, Nancy McClaugherty, Jimmie In- gram, LeAnne Swink, 3rd row: John Blanton, Mark Kilmer, Lee Zigler. Greg Everett, Jeff Knight. LMC Theater ' s Version of The Choir The satire, The Choir, was the Performing Arts ' second production of the year and featured, at right, a mystery ac- tor who made a cameo appearance shown here with Jesse Rollins. Above, the Choir, and Beverly Prevatte gets Glen Buck ' s attention. At left, Bill Olive and Nancy McClaugherty. At right of the mystery actor ' s sequence, Joan Gilbreth gets attention while Prevatte and Amanda Miller respond. 1 i6 Performing Arts

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History Club The focus of the Clio Society is on local history. This year several speakers have visited our meetings. Among these are John Foster West, novelist and poet, Dr. Patricia Beaver, anthropologist. Dr. Margaret Fletcher, expert on oral history, and Dr. Carl Ross speaking on the history of Appalachia. We have also seen films dealing with the problems of Appalachia such as In Memory of the Land and People , which deals with strip mining, and Harlan County U.S. A , a documentary about the miners strike in Kentucky. Dr. Ted Ledford showed his film presentation Smokey Mountain Memories and discussed his present film about changing traditions in Appalachia. President — Karlton Yearick Vice President — Angela Hurley The membership is open to all members of the student body at Lees-McRae College. 1st row: Karlton Yearick, Chris Cooley, J. J. Laughridge. 2nd row: Allen Speer, Linwood Patterson, Angela Hurley. + 3U 3»H- to s££ , l m.mm - - • — tH 118 History Club