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Page 16 text:
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OLLIE SHOWS MORE OF . . . 'UDWLJLZQHL pwu1Laaq1tm55 You all Wanted a drink during those Warm days in the fallf especially between fourth and fifth periods. You could always find much- needed and valuable information on the bulletin board in Room l 16. The football B team Worked hard during the football season. We will be seeing them on the Varsity next year. The Field House is shown in the background. The Student Council met every other week to plan student activi- ties The Latin Club members often had refreshments before attending to club business. The picture shows the social part of one of the meetings. Ollie did catch some of you studyinq at niqht, Delors Word, Etha Sandlin, Mnary ,lfuise Simpson, and Martha Mackey prove this. TN -he OWL ' 12
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A morning pep rally on the front steps was in full swing when Ollie arrived one morning. The Yell Leaders were getting Yea Blue from the group at this time. , 1 t Senior Class meeting was held in I .A the Library to select the Class Christ- mas Queen Nominee. Charlotte Vaughan Cat the right of the picture with her back to usl Was the choice of the Seniors, 8. The Yell Leaders sold football ribs bons in the corridor. 9. The cold drink machines located in the basement were popular with the students on those hot days. We caught Billy-Bncj3mCa'.p- gs, Bill Adams, Donald ringmp- son, Mike Darnell, and Gle-mmm., l tween classes. lO. Our Yell Leaders and their Sponsor, Miss Hicks, did a Wonderful job decorating our corridor to instill school spirit. Larry Ellis and lohn Holden stopped to read the signs pre- paring you for that football game with Gainesville. OWL ' 77
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fx K ,f L ikifj, rw:'wf t! f1:'ff a... A Each ciass had charge of the concession stands at the to tb ii ' ' o a qames one time during the season. This snap shows the Sophomore Class working hard. 8. You attended a number ot dances in the aym during the year. Your Harvest Moon Dance, sponsored by the Student Council, was one ot the b t ' ' ' es . Oihe pictures it here tor you. 9. Your activities would not be compiete ith ' wi out a picture ot the bench at one ot your tootbaii games. it must have been coid when this Was taken. 10. Yo ea ait-time band show. Giiie's photoqf 'r ffgot this for you. if X were aii proud ot your Majorettes in f' f ii. The Ccrt's Tcxl niahts to get your school paper ready tor you. Atter the papers were ' t d prine , statt toided and counted them for deiivery to you e Statt worked many 1 OWL - 13 xr 1: c , ri
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