Provine High School - Aries Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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E. , Y GYM ASSISTANTS. Bottom Row: Cin- dy Matheny, Shirley Lifer, Debbie Waters, Debbie Young, Pam Lowery, Carol Ryan, Cecelia Allred. Row Two: Judy Buckley, Sandi Whitty, Judy Mc- Queen, Carla Williams, Ann Shoemake, Beverly Buckley, Miss Sullivan, spon- sor. Row Tlzree: Dora Jordan, Becky Carrard, Brenda Shows, Cathy Har- mount, Peggy Brewer, Jennifer Phil- lips. Top Row: Barbara Brooks, Pam Wells, Betty Fudge, Linda Lipscomb, Pat Ruffin, Margie Smith. Assistants Relieve Teachers of Tedious Tasks LIBRARY ASSISTANTS. First Table: Kathy Alday, Jerry Beckham, Bonnie Keefe, Becky Dyer. Second Table: Tommy Higginbotham, Susan Marie Pevey, Cecelia Allred, Kay Thompson, John Tucker, Third Table: Robin Hodges, Carol Jones, Andrew Kersh, Sharon Hartford. Fourth Table: Jeanne Fisher, Kay Sanford, Linda Weathersby, Mike Hindman, Linda Cliburn. Aiding the secretaries in Provine's three main offices, the student office workers sacrificed their gym and study periods to render their aid to the administration. The girls scurried about answering the telephone, compiling the absentee list, and delivering messages. Dedicated library assistants were on hand throughout the year to aid the librarian Mrs. Jeannine Eaton. These assistants located, shelved, and checked out books to students, kept account of fines, and helped process new books. Their services made possible the smooth circulation of books and furthered the education of their fellow students. Such responsibilities gave them a view of library work as a career. Gym teacher Miss Sullivan chose girls to be her assistants for this year's gym classes. These sports- minded girls received a chance to put their skills into practice as they supervised games, functioned as exercise leaders, roll callers, and equipment man- agers. OFFICE ASSISTANTS. Bottom Row: Ann Bradshaw, Donna Blankney, San- dra Milligan, Kathy Glaze, Brenda Redding. Row Two: Patsy Brewer, Gail Morris, Christine Kenney, Barbara Cumberland, Edith Muse, Ellen Roberts. Row Three: Brenda Duff, Jennifer France, Susan McMullan, Milly Pettis, Peggy Mayberry, Becky Sebren, Debbie Fain. Top Row: Nancy Rhodes, Mar- go Walls, Gloria Bissell, Linda Cham- blee, Betty Chappa, Kathy Warren, Peggy Townsend.

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Thespians Celebrate the Recovery of Vaudeville Thespians, a high school organization of people interested in the stage and its enchantment, exe- cuted several one-act plays in a combination of drama. comedy. and mystery. Reviving the magic of vaudeville in the form of a talent show, the actors emphasized the unique vaudeville traditions of slap-stick comedy and custard pie. Colorful costumes and backdrops accented the performance, giving it an old-fashioned flavor. Being not only talented but also civic minded, the Thespians lent their time and abilities for fund-raising projects to various organizations. ' va Besides producing their own show, a one-act H id., ? play developed independently of all other clubs, the v VN' .gf Theatre Guild helped the Thespians in writing H A A f, V - ,,,,, Lg' scripts as well as in backstage work with scenery DE. 7 l and make-up Problems. Both clubs united to form ' ,--. 1 il , R a repertory company of mature actors and actresses devoled l0 one Purpose: M' to deliver a Superb Checking available props in the stagecraft room, Sheila Rey- nolds, Ronnie Herrington, Debbie Sauer, and Johnny White performance to the public. I l prepare for their vaudeville production. E ' il? Ab Q! 'gr xg? 'D- nt THESPIANS. Bottom Row: Sophia Vallas, Susan Robertson, Patricia Robertson, Mary ,lo 0'Leary, president. Row Two: Sandi Whitty, Robin Hodges, Patsy Brewer, secretary-treasurerg Jennifer France, Kathy Warren. Row Three: Gloria Bis- sell, Bill Booty, Sheila Reynolds, Wanda Jones, Christine Harper. Row Four: David Lane, Johnny White, vice-president: Randy Hobson, Nova Coodson. Mr, Cordon, sponsor. Top Row: Ronnie Herrington, David Perry, Bobby Hill, Steve Ward, Ronnie Luggans.

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TEEN FASHION BOARD. Vicki Derrington, Gail Morris, Shirley Lifer, Callie Kountouris, Beverly Screws, Pat Mathis, Cheryl Taylor, Janet Stewart, Beverly Tyler. OFFICE WORKERS Ann Bradshaw. Row Becky Sebren, Betty l CLUB. Bottom Row: Gail Morris, Kathy Glaze, Donna Blankley, Two : Brenda Duff, Susan McMullan, Sandra Milligan, Peggy Mayberry, Mrs. Roberts, sponsor. Top Row: .lane ,Chappa, Peggy Townsend, Nancy Rhodes, Ellen Roberts. Teen Board Reviews Eashionis Latest Trends Junior and senior girls interested in fashion and design met once a month at Kennington's, where they discussed the trends of their individual schools with other girls. They saw films, learned make-up techniques, and discovered new ways to make themselves more attractive and fashionable. Provine's Office Workers' Club consisted of ten assistants from the attendance, c0unselors', and principalis offices. Acting as club sponsor, Mrs. Mary J. Roberts, secretary to the principal, de- voted each meeting to shorthand lessons, which prepared these clerical-minded girls for future sec- retarial work. Conscientious students found that the Study Club provided an incentive toward the develop- ment of good study habits. As more of their time was spent on homework, members were able to im- prove their grades and better prepare for college work. STUDY CLUB, Bottom Row: Debbie Becky Bias, Carolyn Meadows. Row Two Sykes, Linda Adcock, Tommy McCraw. Schoefflef, Brenda Shows, Melva Davis, Row: Mike Van Buren, Wayne Brewer, Edwards, Edward Redmond. Huggins, Perl Davis, .' Carol Gunter, Debbie Row Three: Richard Brenda Daniels. Top John Tucker, Danny