Two Rivers High School - Cutlass Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Beta Club Sponsoredby Miss Wiser, the Two Riv- ers Beta Club is composed of juniors and seniors chosen because of worthy character and c r e d i t a bl e achievement in their high schoolwork. All members meet require- ments set in the newly established consti- tution, andwere approvedby our school fac- ulty. A service club, the Beta Club has been responsible for planting trees on the campus, as well as operating the school bookstore. A yearly activity all the members participate in is the annual state Beta convention. At the 1965 convention, Paul Baird, now pres- ident of the Beta Club, was elected to the of- fice of State Beta Vice-President. The local officers, as seen in the picture at the left, include: Ted Keller ...... ---- T T99-SUTCI' Claudia Cuzzort. . . ..... Secretary Paul Baird ..... ....... P resident Joe Kitchell . . .... Vice-President

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Forensic Club One of the most active clubs during the past year has been the Forensic Club. This club had the distinct honor of becoming a member of the National Forensic League. an honor society for high school clubs. This status was won only after much competitive speaking by the Forensic members in Metro meets. The oratorical and extemporaneous presentations, debates, and drama in which members compete require much work and diligence, and offer the participants valuable experience in becoming effective speakers. The Forensic Club is sponsored by Mrs. Peggy Welch, Mrs. Betty Welch, and Miss Latimer. The Forensic Club is sponsored by Mrs. Peggy Welch, Mrs. Betty Welch, and Miss Latimer. Officers, as seen at the right, are Debbie Nichol ........... . . . Secretary David Glasgow ...... . . . ..... President Paulette Moore . . . . .Vice-President