Morristown High School - Booster Yearbook (Morristown, IN)

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t . W i th twenty-five members taking an active part, the Cam- era Club has had quite a successful year. Under the leadership of Mr. Miller, the club meets twice a month. The students have learned to devel- op and print pictures and each has partici- pated in it. Richard Merrell w as elected by the gtoupas school photographer for the Shelbyville News, and Sandra Hawkins, the photographer for school activities. Boysin any branch ot athletics may join the Varsity Club. The sponsoring of intramur- al athletics and supply- ing the funds for ath- letic equipment are the main projects of this club. Paul Daniel is president: Bob Adams, vice president, Allen Arnett, secre- tary, and Max Purcell, treasurer. Co-sponsors of the club are Mr. Little and Mr. Shelton.

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Six girls are chosen from the commercial classes by Mrs. Hardin to work in the office, answering the tele- phone, taking letters, and doing many sec- retarial tasks for our principal, Mr. Norris. Those girls assisting are: Reta Hamner, Jeanne Wilcoxon, Lou Annette Tracy, Caro- lyn McDaniel, Linda McMurray, and Bar- bara Clark. Offering many refer - ence books for study, novels and biographies for leisure-time read- ing, the M. H. S. library under the guid- ance of Mrs. Fourman has continued to sup- ply the needs of the students. S tu d e n t assistants are assigned a. certain period for work in the library. The assistants for this ye ar were: Betty l-light, C ar ol Lindsay, Sandra Haw- kins, Phyllis Van Scyoc, Betty Talber t, Carol I-light, and Mar- lene Hank. ,lice 'ea . SMH .. I A i