Marion High School - Hylander Yearbook (Marion, NC)

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5542 Beta Clu5's for leadership. 'ive tn, is J? 'css X ff, xi- ilu :iq , tftj Wi gil EY L. ,S if l', gzff -J. F.: 1 a sf 4' ft, gt , if Q ,J , 2' fzf f it '41, 4 E ii ' . ' . f N 2, fir 'G C - X Ei l ik Q .. Z' 4 1' 9' 1 5 2, f - if ' 4 ' 1 1 S T ' it at 9 1 f r it E , -99 . ,,4 , -, AN, T, ,,,,,a,',.,.. X V x4?'!f'?.s-aa. , w wivwzfm A. ' 2 'tt 'twfiwvwr M J ,V .,,..,,-if-QL?-x,v,Q,, ,?.E,5:,: Fitvijiia SEA' 1 53234. :Ki V W W , tm ,I ,I 32, V ,pr lyk-JP fzfvi' . U, . 'if . Av fI gft9 g- WW, V- ,Q ' F ' W 4' 34? 1-w.,:Wf'f.a.afa. sa 'f - - Jf3f 4?4s-P' 1 The National Beta Club is a service organization composed of Juniors and Seniors who have maintained at least an eighty- five average. The members must have shown themselves to be of outstanding character, leadership, and achievement. The wheel is often connected with Beta ideals. The hub represents character, and the spokes, scholarship, helpfulness, school spirit, patriotism, and leadership. All of these qualities are bound together by the rim of service. Among projects sponsored by the club are annual dance, the sale of Mudders, and a talent show. Members of the Beta Club are always promoting the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership, and also encouraging students to continue their education beyond high school. The members are, First row, left to right: Dicky Johnson, Ronald Bailey, Brenda Robinson, Bill Lonon, Tommy Bach,Nell Wilkerson, Bobby Hunter, Juanita Parker, Mary Darneron, Bill Hemphill, Dan Davis. Second row: Nancy Landis, Veronica Rabb, Helen McBee, Glenda Callahan, Doris Lewis, Brenda Huffman, Peggy Arrowood, Tommy McCoy, Ronald Yelton, Donald Yelton, Mike Norwood, Wanda England, Sterlyn Washburn, Jeff Hartley Billy Dean Davis, Malinda Wall, Susan Carter, Dean Padgett. Third row: Joyce Rabon, Sandra Cheek, James Price, Angela Stronach, Jud Henline, Gale Crawley, Barbara Bolton, Harold Parker, I-Iubert Poole, Pat Griffith, Cato I-Ioller, Tom Cline, Jim Pettit, Max Ledbetter, Frank Goldsmith. ! or loyalty and truth.

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MISS DELL MORGAN BROYHILL Key Club Sweetheart . - 1 fy i Zi. , ' 1 f' 5- ' flfii' r' X 1 l Sl V . si 1 r Q? tg 'il M X Q , f ,, -- . s S .f 4 ul' i 'uf 1, Q ' ta' K, ,- . .MG XXS , , 3. 1 an i ' 1 ,i . , F 5 M 1, All :AE X gg, Q'l,,5,, , 1 1, Zhe Key that serves A ir-. : 7' , ov , J, ' ' Y LG' 1' ' 4 ff Q- . V i ' , A . -,px z. W A 1, ? 'f ' , ' X - 5 L i- fl 7-' 1 - ,,, , . V 1 t y .v it - a Xl N if , .5 S - f W t 3 ix A, J if In 1961-62 the Key Club of Marion I-Iigh School has enjoyed one of its more profitable years, in the way of service rendered, and in creating character and leadership. This leading service club has always endeavored to find a service projectwhich will benefit the school and community. Its leading project is the annual toy drive whichwas conducted very successfully this year. Not only do the boys repair the toys for orphans but also buy clothes for them. The Key Club is constantly striving to serve others, pro- mote higher ideals in scholarship, and sportsmanship, and aid its school and community in any possible way. The officers are as follows: President, Bobby Hunter, Vice- President, Ronald Bailey, S ecretary, Cato I-loll e r, and Treasurer, Dan Davis. Other members are: Sam Rowe, Dicky johnson, Donald Yelton, Ronald Yelton, Billy Dean Davis, Tennant Teeter, Mike Young, Woodie Greene, jim Pettit, Daniel I-Iudgins, Tom Cline, Dean Rymer, Mike Norwood, Howard Revis, Rick Lonon, john Gilkey, jim Poore, Charles Reece, jerry Lonon, Dean Padgett, Bill Hemphill, Craig Greene, Bill Lonon, Sterlyn Washburn, Sandy Carter, Ted Davis, Steve Rockett, Frank Goldsmith, and Harold Medford.