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STARDUSTERS 'ii Top Row, L. to R.-Bob Hubbell, Max Nettleton, Sam Bourne, Bill Farleigh, Donald Foll, Albert Phillips, Junior Bryant, Cletus Boxell. Second Row, L. to R.-Lorene Lutz, Norene Lutz, Vivian McDowell, Peggy Rusk, Shirley Pflaum, Phyllis Dickerson, Freda Bourne, Naomi Wade, Imojean Morgan, June VanBlaricum, Nancy Grove. Third Row, L. to R.-Betty Kindred, Norma McColpin, Joann Hough, Mattie Ander- son, Carolyn Padgett, Eleanor Allison, Bonnie Bradfield, Mary Jane Robinson, Margaret Hudson, Letha Dugan, Ella Jane Black, Betty McColpin, Joe Johnson fsponsorj. Fourth Row, L. to R.-Neva Phillips, Nellie Goodman, Freida Long, Barbara Sager, Wonita Anderson, Betty Anne Pavne, Sue Evans, Bernice Anderson, Carmen Sechrest, Nancy Hamilton, Peggy Brant. The Stardusters is a club made up of students who are interested in msuic. This club had regular meetings which were held on the first and third Wednesday nights of each month. Officers for this club are: P1'eSidEY1t ............................................ ..... J unior Bryant Vice-President ....,........,,,..,, ,,,,. R gymie Bloehs Secretary and Treasurer ...... ..,..,., B ill Farleigh SPOHSOI' ----,-----------.---........... ..... M r. Joe Johnson CHEERLEADERS '35 Left to Right-Betty Patterson, Carolyn Padgett, Sue Evans. G.A.A. 'is' Top Row, L. to R.-Lueva Felkamp, Marjorie Murray, Patsy Rodgers, Evelyn Runyon, Lillian Kuhlig, Carmen Sechrest, Phyllis Dickerson, Nancy Hamilton, Mary E. Beitler fdirectorl. Second Row, L. to R.- Beatrice Hundley, Helen Seesengood, Joann Hough, Norma McColpin, Norma Travous, Nova Martin, Naomi Wade, Freda Bourne. Third.Row, L. to. R.-Wonita Anderson, Maxine Hazel, Betty Ann McColpin, Mary Alice Rule, Vivian McDowell, Peggy Rusk, Letha Dugan, Betty Kindred, Imojean Morgan. Seated, L. to R.-Bonnie Allison, Eleanor Allison, JoAnn Everette, Lemora Fulk, Nellie Goodman, Sue Evans.
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