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Sncourages School Spirit Miss Perkins, Tri-Hi-Y advisor, and president Nancy Riggs discuss upcoming projects. Junior Faberge Fillies smile naively before the senior victory. Their coaches are Philip Platania, ston, and Eddie Davis. Larry John- 139
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Powder Puff Qamt Discussing program ideas with program chairman, Dottie Rankin, are service chairman, Winnie McBryde; Finance chairman, Louise Hale; constitution chairman, Pat Peterson; and worship chairman, Scotty Hood. Senior Tabu Tigers smile menacingly before the powder puff game as they pose with their many coaches.
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Cibrary Club Ml uds Library Club Officers in the magazine room are Beth Ray, President; Paula Darden, Treasurer; Emily Lucas, Vice President; and Melissa Hair, Secretary. Have you ever wondered where people get the little red books about MacBeth that seem to have all the answers? These books along with many others are sold in the library as the main fund-raising activity of the Library Club. This is a popular and useful project for students who take advantage of it. In addition, the Library Club operates a lending service, which is very useful when a school supply is needed in a hurry. These are loaned for a limited time. Every member of the Library Club spends one class period each school day as an assistant to the school librarians. They receive useful experience shelving books, cataloguing volumes, and supervising the lend- ing of books. The Library Club meets the first Wednesday of each month. Sponsored by the two school librarians, Mrs. Surles and Mrs. Averitte, the club engages in many ac- tivities. These included presenting a Christmas gift to the maid who cleans the library, serving a cake in honor of the club members who have birthdays that month, and attending the Southeastern District meet- ing of Library Clubs at Cerro Gordo, N. C. in Novem- ber and the state meeting at Durham in April. Stationed at the circulation desk are Beth Ray, Melissa Hair, and Tricia Nichols. Members of the Library Club prepare to attend the District Convention. 140
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