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Science, Host Gerald Wright points out a model to enthusiastic Monarchs. for all forms of art. Sandra Jackson exhibits correct way to make a pot to interested viewers. 23
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Meadowbrook Hosts First Art, And Technology Festival On May 14, Meadowbrook hosted the county’s first Arts, Science, and Technology Festival. Partici¬ pating in the fair were all of the intermediate and high schools throughout the county. Mrs. Cen Wat¬ ers, who served as festival chairman, worked with the art students in creating a display of their draw¬ ing and painting, sculpture, wood cuts, collages, and pottery. In addition there was a small showing of the art teachers’ work. Displays, experiments, and demonstrations were also presented by science, phy¬ sical education, home economics, and language de¬ partments, while the industrial arts featured objects constructed in shop and mechanical drawing classes. During the festival a panel of judges presented student awards. In the judging, Meadowbrook re¬ ceived more ribbons than any other participating school, including fifty-one awarded to the art stu¬ dents. wam The courtyard became an enormous gallery Mrs. Waters pets prize-winning “Arty”. Mrs. Bell arranges the Spanish exhibit for the fair.
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Buddy Gordon and Russ Neff present prophecies in a skit for Class Night. Gay Hobbs, Morris Vaughn, and Sandy Gordon read Last Will and Testaments “By the Sea.” Seniors Reveal Last Wills And Class Prophecy At Class Night Graduation activities commenced with Senior Class Night on Friday, May 26. Following the pro¬ cessional by the Class of 1967, Annette Osso read the class history. “By the Sea” was the theme for the Last Will and Testament. In the skit, which was set at the beach following graduation, Sandy Gordon, Gay Hobbs, and Morris Vaughn read the final bequests of the members of the class. For the Class Prophecy, Buddy Gordon, Jackie Little, Fay Hudson, Russ Neff, and Jim Lewis pre¬ sented “A Shot in the Dark,” which was set in a detective agency. Following the skit, Ina Farmer announced Senior Superlatives; and Mike Roberts presented the Senior gavel to Bud Bailey and the class gift, a flagpole for the stadium, to Mr. Mont¬ gomery. Mr. Montgomery then took over to present awards and scholarships and to give his final remarks to the class. After this, the Class of 1967 sang the “Alma Mater” and marched out. Pat Thompson and Ronnie Wingo enjoy the sand “By the Sea.” 24
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