Malvern High School - Mirror Yearbook (Malvern, AR)

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NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY la tt. V 46- I. as as '- Ph, A, 5 FIRST ROW: Sheila Wheatley, Judy Keeley, Butch Green, Glenda Helm, Jan Halbert. SEC- OND ROW: Raymond Petty, Martha Bruce, Linda Hackworth. THIRD ROW: Max Chenault, Kenny Lindvall, Sponsor Mr. Howerton. The National Thespian Society tries to advance the standards of excellence in dramatic arts. It encourages students to attain a better mastery of language, to develop poise and self-control and to appreciate dramatic literature and its techniques. The motto is Act well your partg there all the honor lies. The colors are blue and gold. Admission to this organization is gained by earning points. These points are earned by work- ing on plays and other dramatic work. The local officers are as follows: President Judy Keeley, Vice President Wanda Norton, Secretary Butch Green, Treasurer Jan Halbert, Reporter Kenny Lindvall, and Sponsor Mr. Hower ton. Thespians hard at work.

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MHS BAND fxiis. 'A Il' FRONT ROW: Mascot Kristi Curtis. SECOND ROW: Jeannice Finney, Alice Lance, Charles Gibbs, Kathryn Wylie, Martha Bruce, Warren Jameson. THIRD ROW: Carl Rubly, Glenda Fisk, Lloyd Williams, Phyllis Williams, Cindy Allen, Alan Cupp, Joann Phillips. FOURTH ROW: Don Harbour, Barbara Spraggins, Marie Davis, Nancy Allen, Anita Roland. FIFTH ROW: Donna McCoy, Janis Owens, Lois Marie Wilson, Judy Proper, Gerald Sprinkle, Grant Burris, Sharon Stuert, Vivian Branum. SIXTH ROW: Butch Henry, Verna Blevins. Barbara Smith, June Ann Tanner, W. T. Cotten. SEVENTH ROW: Jan Halbert, Wanda Norton, Murphy Hughes, Judy John- son, Sandra Hudgens, Frances Brady, Larry Mayton. EIGHTH ROW: Johnny Schlenker, Sue Green, R. T. Lee, Frankie Hartsell, Tommy Coston, Micheal Drain. NINTH ROW: Kenny Mayton, Norman Mason, Joe Norcross, Danny Blasingame, Jimmy Lee Ross, James Helms, Bob- by Avery. TENTH ROW: Steve Byrd, Eddie Giles, Denver Thornton, Jimmy Smith, Frank Boers, Nancy Guin, Dayle Sharpe. ELEVENTH ROW: Earnest Fite, lra Smith. TWELFTH ROW: Pat Griggs, Jackie Bass, Judy Spice, Diane Voss, Kate Tindle, Judy Norcross, Martha McClellan, Ann Cummings. MARCHING LEOPARDS I . A 4 3' , ',,,.TK. ' K , The Marching Leopards form the tradi- tional M L at all football games to help boost the team to victory. In early December the band begins prac- ticing for concert season. They are also active at clinics, festivals, and parades. Last year this organization was well rep- resented in the All-State Band and they hope to be again this year. At the close of the school year an awards concert is given.