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Left to Right-Dicky Dickson, Mr. Hardison, sponsor, Chester Branscom, Wayne Tucker, Bill Goode, Mike Cowain, Richard Deckson, Roger Cornett, Harry Hurry, Puggy Farmer, and Vail Hasson. Service Club Helps School The School Service Club was organized for boys who Wanted to Work in the concession stand during football season. They are a hard-working group of boys who are Working for the betterment of the school. This group is led by a faculty advisor, Mr. Jay Hardison. The purpose of the Dramatic Club is to promote student interest in all dramatic and forensic activities. This year's activities included the one-act play which was presented for competition. Mrs. Ramsey is the club's sponsor. Girls Learn Dramatics lst Row- S. Marr, C. Guy, M. Lape, P. Cherry, P. Stencil, L. Robinson, G. C. Numan, M. Stribling, Crutchfield, S. Dickson, M. Blum. 2nd Row-M. Miss Ramsey, sponsor. Back Row--C. Case S. Ball, Haws, W. Farmer, D. Smithson, S. Van Nostrand, S. Shawcross, J. Blanton, J. Griffin, L. Ball, M. N. Cheshire, P. Napier, L. Wolcott, P. Stear, J. AUHUOHS, S- Ha'-15913 K- 09195611-
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I llhl Members of the Chemistry Club experiment. Mike Clark, Ronnie Kelly, Arnold Cohen, Joanne Hurry, Gene Donlan, Tim Smith, and Dickie Barrick. Chemists Work For Tomorrow The Chemistry Club was organized for the purpose of increasing know- ledge in chemistry. The club activi- ties run parallel with the classroom work to aid chemistry students. They explore fully subjects in which they are interested. Through experiments, fielditrips, and lectures, they become more acquainted with this science. Mrs. Turner, the sponsor, explains use of the balance to Matt Tynesg Jimmy Allen, vice-presidentg John Claudyg Charlie Reed, sec.-treas.g and Bill Rueger, president.
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I-lomcmakers Learn Skills I 4 14 If . 5--.,, Seated-Carol Etheridge, Linda Ward, Pat Shelton, Lucille Rollinson, Mrs. Sawyer, sponsorg Bobbie Wylie, Treas.g Patsy Cartwright, Presidentg Linda Wylie, Vice President. Standing-Glynn Irvine, Diane Shue, Sandy Morgan, Joyce Clanton. ,- ' we li i The purposes of the Future Home- makers of America are to encourage joy and satisfaction in homemaking l and to emphasize the importance of being a Worthy homemaker. The junior organization gives eighth and ninth grade girls a chance to develop their skills, and it pre- pares them for future membership. Both senior and junior homemaking clubs get together. 34
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