St Marys Episcopal School - Carillon Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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ATIO AL BETA CL B - ss, Wm Left to right, bottom: Betsy Springfield, Julia Malone, Ann Humphreys, and Ree Wilson. Second row: Carol Sue Cato, Betsy Senter, Janet Peters, and Jeanne Stevenson. Top row: Marion West, Sally Pace, Liz Pryor, and Ellen Rumsey. X The Beta Club consists of students who show lead- ership, scholarship, and service. At the beginning of the year they had a car wash which boosted their treasury a great deal and proved to be fun for all. They also participated in the Leukemia Drive, and at Christmas they gave a turkey dinner to a needy family. At the end of the year they bought books and collected clothing which they took to the Epis- copal Girls' Home. Phyllis Koller, President, Linda Ogle, Treasurer, Miss Betty Lou Stidham, Advisor, and Susan Tay- , lor, Secretary couldn,t resist soaking up the sun on one of our first spring days. On Class Day the new Beta Club members were tapped. 77

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ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY In the spring of 1963 four new members were inducted into the National Honor Society: Joyce Wilkerson, Ann Humphreys, Carol Sue Cato, and Nancy Whitman. At the end of every school year the year's most impressive induction ceremony is held by St. Maryis chapter of the National Honor Society. After the candles of character, scholarship, lead- ership, and service are lit, the student body waits in breathless anticipation as the old members circle the dark assembly room to quickly pin the unsuspecting new,members. Besides the four necessary qualities, a 90 average for seniors and a 92 average for juniors form another stiff re- quirement for this honorary society. After the lights are turned on, the students congratulate the new members and have refreshments. 76 At Class Day the new officers were installed: Carol Sue Cato, president, Ann Humphreys, vice- presldentg and Nancy Whitman, secretary-treasurer.

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LIBRAR Y CL UB Standing: N. Perry, L. Hungerford, T. Keirns, L. Archer, J. Patrick, A. Pearson, L. Heslep, L. Clark, D. Parish A. Tate, L. McGeorge, M. West, W. Allen, J. Stevenson, M. Thompson, J. Laney, M. Eisenbeis, K. Sweany, B. Springfield P. Koller, L. Palmer, B. Senter. Seated: C. S. Cato, J. Burkett, C. Hoover, S. Hoefer, P. Person, M. Armistead, A. Humph reys, L. Minor, A. Robbins, J. Humphreys, E. Von Lockum, C. Lansing, C. Dabbs, K. Roop. Library Club Officers discuss the upper and lower school charts. The officers: Suzanne Hilton, president, Susan Taylor, vice-president, Mrs. Phillips, advisor, Bee Wilson, treasurer, and Betty Abbott, secretary. 78 Mrs. George Phillips? library club has grown under her enthusiasm year by year. These are the girls who tend to the upper and newly-fin- ished lower school library. Their duties consist of keeping up with the fines, checking the books in and out, and eating Mrs. Phillips' cookies at meetings. At theq most memorable meeting of the year, these girls washed library tables, checked shelved books and magazines. If Mrs. Phillips keeps all these helpers, we'll have but one alternative-to enlarge the library.