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. . . Student Council Mr. Fisher, Karl Kruse, Rita Alvarado, and Eddie my ,iz 5 zddd Sherrill admire the American flag given to the school by Woodmen of the World. Mr. Knight inspects shruhbery around the campus. Watch out, little hush -he may be wondering how a young elm would look in your place. Good Sportsmanship League members this year were sopho- more Jeannette Thorp, senior Nortie White, and junior Caryl Matthews. l 82 lt's almost Christmas again. P last colored halls and hits of this tree are Eddie Sherrill, K man, and Davelyn Runnells. utting the tinsel on lathy Fair-
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Faculty . . . Equals C I1 i o I' S Working through the Good Sportsmanship League, the Student Council, sponsored by Mr. Knight, tried to promote sportsmanship throughout all district academic activities as well as good will between the faculty and student body. To boost school spirit the Student Council members sold football ribbons before each football game. The profits were used in their projects, which this year included beautifying the campus and mounting the Victory Bell in the patio. They also sponsored the Sophomore Orientation Week and Hflowdyn Party. Said'lVlr. Knight, 'tAt every meeting We stress the academic and encourage achievement in all areas of school lifefl Student Council officers, Sandra Pace, Kathy Fair- man, Pam Boggs, Phyllis Emmons, Billie Readhimer, Rita Alvarado, Joel Swanson, Eddie Sherrill and Kerry Jones pose with Mr. Knight. sponsor, and Mr. Teague, principal. I8I
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Los Amigos Show Interest in panish Culture Spanish club officers Roxy Mize, Rita Alvarado, Nathan lsqur, Liz Jackson and Dianne Wylie look over their favorite comics, which are in Spanish. Have you ever wanted to know more about our friends 'asouth of the bordervdown Mexico Way',? lf you have, why not join the Spanish Club? Members have one thing in common-they all want to know more about Mexico and the Spanish flavor so prevalent in our Southern Way of life. Besides showing films taken in Old Mexico, records of Mexican music and literature such as books and magazines written in Spanish helped fulfill the purpose of the club. Christmas was celebrated by all with Latin-American good- ies, tales of the Posada, and the legend of the poinsettia. With the end of the year came the rush to order Spanish Club pins and charms. Sponsor MISS ETHEL RETTIC
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