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.1464 Our labs teach us the basrc funda mentals of brology, chemrstry and physrcs Here students may plunge deeper rnro the resources of scrence through experrments No matter whrch scrence you take you wrll apprecrate the real value of labs whrch help you to better under stand the courses you take The members of the Craft Club surpervrsed by Mrss Rhoades are rnterested rn parntrng and workmg wrth leather Among the proyects they do are makrng trays coasters boxes wallets and belts M ri ,f'..'7 'K 77Za,wZeamm:e There are two groups of mamte nance Ih1S year One club rs rn charge of keeprng the shop tools rn good cond1t1on The other club works wrth the sportrng equrpment WhlCh mcludes not only the schoo1's but therr own guns and frshrng equ1p ment r p li - , ' ' fa Za! g T A , 5 X Q Q eg' 5 , . '
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Sludewf Houma! The Student Council consists of four representatives chosen from each classroom of the Junior and Senior high school At the meetings they discuss topics concerning the wel fare of our school This year s officers are President Robert Brown Vice President Mark Squires Secre tary William Parsons Treasurer Carol Lee Drumm Zaman Zia! Every Monday, the Camera Club meets under the supervision of Mr, Colclough. There are approximately a dozen enthusiastic boys and girls divided into two sections, an Advanced and a Beginner's group, Many pictures in our yearbook were taken and developed by the Camera Club, The work of the Library Club is to help Miss Nichols and to become better acquainted with the library The students sign out books and arrange them on the shelves when they re returned The members also sponsor a Book Week Tea for the community each fall 27 in Kaffe Mbit Q, YL6
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7. safe. The goal of the Future Home makers of America is to learn to live better today in order that the homemaking pupils' lives and those of their families may be better to- morrow, This year the FHA has worked on textile paintings, Some ofthe members are doing skirts, necker- chiefsg others, kerchiefs and dress- er scarfs. They put the painting on either by block form or stencil. Wiaalef Hdwime In this activity the pupils cut out simple and complex planes. Some are making a scrapbook in which they identify pictures of planes and boats, The club is under the direction of Miss Rhoades, 1 i F RSM? L 1 riwwts ,so 4 ' ' Sie!! Zed' The well-known Shell Club meets on Tuesdays and Fridays, It's surprising to see how many boys enjoy this activity. Earrings and pins are made by students who may sell them or keep them for their own use. ee'Q3Sf
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