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Page 32 text:
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Every Monday after school, the BOWLING CLUB meets at Fazzio’s. The officers are: PRESIDENT L. Trenchard; VEEP, B. W'ilkes; Secretary, M. Carter, and Treasurer, C. Bearden. The Club participates in three annual tourna- ments—Citywide Christ- mas Tournament; the Mile-O-Graphic; and the WARREN EASTON League. Each week minia- ture bowling pins are awarded to a boy and a girl for performing cer- tain skills. A. C. Walden picks up a spare. GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION recently organized by Miss ROSEMARY TAFARO consists of students who are interested in Gym as outside activities and recreation. Officers are: AMELIA STOLLTE, Secretary; VERA ACOSTA. Veep: SUE TAYLOR. President; and PATSY WATTS. Treasurer. This club will “PLAY BALL” in intra- mural games. Just one scene in the Bowling Alley, “Hope it’s a strike.” Right: Fred Thorne caught in the act.
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The Key Club Sponsors, Carleen Owen, left: Betsy Gould, and Diane Burge put up posters for the big Key Club trip on the Pres- ident. This tour up the Mississippi is a big attraction for natives and tourists. Key Clubbers pitch in and “climb high” to get ready for the dance at the Lyon’s Center. FRIDAY NIGHT DECEMBER 7 All Key Clubbers collect magazines and paper backs, which they screen carefully before they distribute them in wards at the local hospitals. 27
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An impressive program, highlighting the year, is that of the CANDLELIGHT CEREMONY for candidates of the QUILL AND SCROLL SOCIETY. Eastonj; group is named for Lyle Saxon, noted New Orleans author. Since February 24, 1952, both publications have increased in quality and quantity, boasting of awards and interest. OLD GOLD AND PURPLE, Easton’s school paper, is the oldest high school pub- lication in the South. THE EAGLE, Annual, is prepared and published by a Staff, inde- pendent of the journalism class. When Easton became Co-ed in 1952, a new EAGLE boasted of brain, beauty and brawn. Today, the Staff is composed of interested students from all classes who sacrifice their free periods and holidays to produce a work of which they are truly proud. Both publications are members of the Na- tional Scholarship Press and Quill and Scroll. It is the him of the Club to foster worthwhile projects. To the right. Officers of the Quill and Scroll prepare the details for the annual banquet. Seated, left to right, are: Careen Lewis, Vice President; Gwen Thomas, President; Barbara Woodward, Treasurer. Standing: Jo Ann Bugler, Publicity; Leatrix Cotaya, Secretary; -Sylvia Sellen, Historian; and Patsy Walts, Sergeant-at-Arms.
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