Mars Hill High School - Azalea Yearbook (Mars Hill, NC)

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T he members of the library staff are very essential to the smooth operation of the library. Their biggest duty is checking books for the students, but there are also many small jobs which con- sume much time and energy. Almost all of us, at some time, have received help from one of these girls. N . N v x is ,R ' K ' 2 .1 ,, aye ' 7 HW I '4 . x I ,L Rau if J S M hwwfwgi' 2 LIBHHHEI Slllii Left to Right: Janie Ferguson, Shirley Peek, Sylvia Silver, Tommy Ann Peek, Martha Mclntosh, Virginia Randolph. Not Pictured: Willie .lo Sprinkle. Left to Right: Betty B. Clark, Frances McMahon, Joyce Edwards, Andrea Cody, Bernice Robinson. .x NI pf The members of the staff are carefully selected according to theirefficiency and dependability. Each girl works in the office for one period every day. Their many duties are time- consuming but rewarding. They receive valuable train- ing and experience in secre- tarial work and the gratitude of the principal and of their fellow students.

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i' is -S A-LJ .LA UHUHHL CLINIC llEPllESElliHilVES Left to Right: Patricia Robinson, Butch Suttles, Judy Elam, Franklin Anderson, Hilda Briggs, Carol Kendall, Lane West, Hazel West, David Lynch, Ruth Ann Carter. The members of the band who were selected to attend the Western Carolina Col lege Band Clinic enjoyed two days of recreation and rehearsals. They made many new friends, and as proof of their ability, the large band, composed of all of the repre- sentatives, gave a public concert. -ug .4 The choral clinic repre- sentatives who attended the annu al Mars Hill College Choral Clinic were chosen after careful try-outs. They s p e nt many hours learning the music and rehearsed for two days with representatives from other schools. The Choral Clinic banquet and the concert were highlights of their days spent at Mars Hill College. Bllllll Blllllll REPRESEHTHTIVES Left to Right, First Row: Beth Briggs, Hazel West, Ruth Ann Carter, Faith Edwards, Jennie Lou Roberts. Second Row: Franklin Anderson, Butch Suttles, Lane West. ,I

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I I I I I I F '- w 7 9: , J, TC WP. , v ' o I , . ,. , , A 4' 9 I X M Left to Right: Andrea Cody, Hilda Briggs, David Lynch, Betty B. Clark, Carol Kendall. HIHHSHHLS The honor of becoming a marshal is not easily obtained. It goes to those who are willing to work for it. These students worked diligently to achieve and maintain a high scholastic record. Because of this, they were chosen Junior Marshals and were privileged to take part in the graduation exercises.