Rush Strong School - Plainsman Yearbook (Strawberry Plains, TN)

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Art Club moves forward ln October the Art Club attended the Dulin Art Exhibit at Miller's in Knoxville. The Art Club is a newly formed club sponsored by the Art teacher, Mrs. Annette Loy. To be qualified for membership, students must be presently enrolled in an Art Class. The purpose of the Art Club is to increase knowledge and understanding of Art. The Art Club takes field trips and views art exhibits to further the knowledge and increase the interest of art. The Art Club is sponsoring the Rush Strong Arts and Crafts Festival in the Spring. QAJ Deloris Roderick and john Witt work eagerly at one of their favorite tasks in Art. CBJ Busy at work are officers Bill Province, President, Janice Cate, Reporter, Ann Skeen, Secretary, Claude Thompson, V. President, and Gary Roderickffreasurer. QCJ Art Club members. FIRST ROW: 1, Owens, I. Thomas, G. Roderick, C, Thompson, J. Cate, 1. Witt, R. Whitaker and S. Cate. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Annette Loy, Sponsor, D. Roderick, G. Skeen, E. McGhee, T. Miller. A. Skeen, M, Blair, B. Province, W. Lawson, and D. Cook. U31 Debating over the value of a painting at the Dulin Art Exhibit in Knoxville are james Owens, Claude Thompson and Terry Harris. QEQ Gary Cannon and jimmy Thomas stop to look at some of the exhibits at the Rush Strong Arts and Crafts Festival, which is heldannually in the Spring. QFJ Standing proud of her impressionistic painting is Earlene McGhee, a sophomore Art Club member.

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Beta Club is for leadership The Beta Club members sold calendars and Tennessee placemats in the months of October and November. They worked in the concession stand at the home bas- ketball games during the '71..'72 season to earn money to pay for attending the State Beta Club Convention in Nashville in April. Beta Club for Leadership are four words often heard by the Beta Club members, since they are the first four words of the theme song. Being a member of the Beta Club indicates that the student is capable of doing work beyond the average school standards. Membership requires that a student must obtain and maintain a 3.0 average, equivalence of a B , in high school. QAJ The Beta Club officers pose for a picture before discussing the plans of the trip to Nashville in the Spring. FIRST ROW: Cathy McCarter, Vice President, Janice Cate and Mary Lou Reagan, Co-President. SECOND ROW: Pat Bailey, Reporterg Robert Griffin, Treasurerg and Debbie Hux, Secretary. QBQ Beta Club members. FIRST ROW: D, Hux, S. Stallings, P, Fort- enberry, and R. Beason. SECOND ROW: P. Bailey, B. P1'0ViHC9, M.. Reagan, M. Blair, C. McCa1-ter, R, Griffin, J. Cate, B. Province, and L. Cameron. CCJ Bill Province and Becky Province work in the conces- sion stand during a basketball game. L it ,Y f J f, ... C T