Mount Tabor High School - Ananke Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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SGC performs worthwhile community projects First row ll. to r.j: Diane White, Kathy Edwards, Annette Stallings, Cathy Stewart. Second row: Mrs. Davis, advisor, Wanda Jacksong Dale Hopleyg Debbie Webb: Candy Kegarise. Third row: Nancy Johnson, Marilyn Hinson, Lucy Ashburn, Jo Anne McDonald. Fourth row: Kathy Petree, Sarah McGlamery, Lynn March, Bev Pearson. Fifth row: Pat Vail, Mr. Clemmer, ad- visor, Clare Wooley, Sue Fulcher, Sue Muto. The Senior Girls' Club is one ofthe nevv clubs organized at Mt. Tabor this year. Under the guidance of Mr. Clemmer and Miss Lavving, the club sponsored many worthwhile projects. The girls held a drive for the TB Association. The Senior Girls' Club visits homes and writes letters to ser- vicemen in Vietnam. The club also works as a teacher's aides. X XUO!! 58 Senior Girls Club 2 , 4 Sa Officers ll. to r.j: Sue Fulcher, vice-president, Clare Wooley, president, Pat Vail, secretary, Sue Muto, treasurer. Second row: Candy Kegarise, sergeant- at-armsg Kathy Edwards, sergeant-at-arms.

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A rf ,W ,. V .SRL . .. Ill Mrs. Messick looks over candles sold by the Y-Teens. Y-Teen inductees are prepared to clean up the school. The Y-Teens is an organization that vvorks in co-operation with the YWCA. Y-Teen initia- tion was held the third week in November. Nevv members heiped clean up the school parking lot as part ofthe initiation. November 15 was Y-Teen Service Day. AH the Y-Teens in Winston-Salem got together to make cancer bandages and TB. posters, to visit the Home for the Aged, and to clean up Camp Betty Hastings. Jackie Davis talks with Mrs. Gaiyean, Y-Teen advisor My ye V 3. 4 Q T s It-J I.. - . , Greg Wessling buys some candy from tvvo Y-Teens. YT 7

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TIME produces great mathematicians The Mt. Tabor Math Club is an if organization which furthers the E . members' knowledge in math and related subjects. A number of programs were presented during the year. These included speakers from Western Electric and Bell Telephone. Films, group trips and the teach- ing of various math concepts were included in this year's activities. me lf-we 0, H ti? K Officers U. to r.J: Nick Covey, president, Joyce Gardner, secretary-treasurer, David Daniel, vice-president. First row U. to r.j: Laurie Goode, Janice Daughtery, Susan Bouvier, Carol lseley, Sally Welch, Katie Ward, Beverly Osborn, Debbie Wolny, Beth Pullen, Jayne Mazyck, Pam Campbell, Ann Spudis, Margaret Squires. Second row: Pat Gaines, Jan Gorlow, Jane Ketner, Gail Jent, Kathy Petree, Marilyn Hinson, Pat Vail, Ann Lees, Ann Peller, Janet Clein, Joyce Gardner, Beth Carey. Third row: Linda Lovell, Gail Cline, Beth Goodwin, Hans Aubuchon, Carl Nisbet, David Daniel, Nick Covey, Carl Moses, David Humes, David Parks, Gregg Bennett, Doug Arfmann, Ronnie Hoots, Randy Wilson, Mrs. Scott, advisor. Fourth row: David Honeycutt, Gioia Sims, Glenn Gravitt, Phil Thrift, Duffy Russell, Tyler Pace. Fifth row: Dwight Barna, Wade Clayton, David Hooks, Hans Haven, Terry Patterson, Terry Matthews, Bill Hignsmith, Gary Miller, Jim Pulley, John Stanley, Wes Church, Ronald Levy. Math Club 59