Sumter High School - Paragon Yearbook (Sumter, SC)

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Concerned Y-Teens l Make Welfare of Others 7st Priority Attention! All students interested in the promotion of racial harmony and up-to-date changes in both school and community affairs, contact your nearest Y-Teens Club. This notice was not official, but its message became clear to all Y-Teen members as they kindled worthwhile projects throughout the school and community. The community-oriented approach involved members in tutoring children at Savage-Glover and participated in the Big-Sister-Little-Sister YWCA Program. The United Way of Sumter, Mutual World Service Fund, and Can- cer Fund received donations from Y-Teen candy sales and windshield washes. With a contemporary outlook on the now woman's role in society, Y- Teens attended the National Organi- zation of Women gathering in Wash- ington, D. C. I , ,V rm. .. . I ,. . ,. 4. , 1 - -f aff' - f V W f A ' A , M ,- . W '- ' C13 Y-TEENS - Front Row: Ruth Harvin, Second Row: Dianne johnson, Patricia Barnes, Veronica Scott, Third Row: Elizabeth Stevenson, Debbie Peebles, Brenda Nelson, Francis Davis, Fourth Row: Deborah Greenhill, Betty Dicks, Naomi Harvin, Linda Tinsley, Lynette lackson, Lillie Belle Albert, C21 Sitting: jackie Kimes, Gwendolyn jackson, Jeanette Clark, Dianne Sanders, Coran Taylor, Gloria Lagrant, Lucinda York, Standing: Mrs. Singleton, Adviser, Loretta Moore, Rudean Gamble, Caro- line Bell, Linda Loften, Susan Way, Brenda Bowens, Wanda Pugh, Debra Scott, Evelyn Kennedy, Mrs. Collins, Adviser, 133 Barren boards become a beautiful Christmas float after hours of hard work by Celestine Chaney and other Y-Teen members. 128 Organizations aim, ,A . .-.aff K M Bw

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i Ecology Club Encourages Students to Pitch In When bulldozers moved in to widen Council Street, Ecology Club members took immediate action to transplant two doomed trees standing in the way of progress. Keeping the Sophomore campus clean was another service undertaken by the club. Trash cans were placed at convenient locations to remind stu- ---' dents to Pitch ln . Miss Cathcart, a student teacher at SHS, led a group discussion on job opportunities in the field of psychology one Monday afternoon. The club also invited Mrs. johnson, Executive Direc- tor of Wateree Community Action, to speak on the WCA program and projects. Members assisted in selling invitations to the Ben Swinton dance held December 15. Planning a party for the children in the Head Start program and conducting sensitivity sessions were two projects initiated by the newly organized y Psychology Club. ECOLOGY CLUB - Seated: Susan Motter, Susan Orrin, Tony Heath, Lynne Evans, President, Cookie Swan, Sally McArthur, Secretary, Mary Fran Ague, Steve Tedder, Lucy Harper, V. President, Phil Yates, Keith Powell, Pat Stafford, jimmy Powell, Kneeling: Charlotte DeLorme, Debra Welch, Carla Dam- ron, Lisa Hurst, Lisa Graham, Rochelle Royer, Cindy Belue, Betsy Broadway, Lisa Teel, Sylvia Swartz, Kenneth Howiler, lack Sullivan, Standing: Pearlina Bennett, Brenda Nicks, Yvonne Link, julie Spiegner, Evelyn Kennedy, Nancy Taylor, Amelie Gordon, Ruby Player, Natalie Anderson, Debbie Austin, Kathy Blalock, lim Rogers, Larry Carter, Scott Keels, Mr. Knight, Adviser, Q25 A view of the trees along Coun- cil Street before workmen begin widening the street, L33 Brian Borry, President of the Psychology Club presents a gift to Ben Swinton's father during intermission of the WCA Christmas dance, C45 PSYCHOL- OGY CLUB - Bob Edgeworth, Ruth Walker, Teresa Walker, Gladys Barret, Evelyn Urbanek, Larry Peterson, Ricki Corbell, Kerry Haase, lim Stover, Regina Schuman, Brian Borry, Charles Bradford, Janice Rogers. Organizations T29