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Page 116 text:
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A new group on the West- ern scene this year is the Drama Class directed by Mrs. Dorothy Westafer. Although handicapped by lack of stag- ing facilities, the group has created a great deal of in- terest through their dramatic presentations. At times the hall outside the door of the drama room reverberate with sound as the actors play their chosen roles. Dramatics Sherleen Smith, JoAnn Anderson, Howard Barnhardt, Richard Dew, David Scott, Martha Hughes, Joan Dickerson, Becky Chatham, Cindy Robertson, Pam Anderson, Rachel Somers, Brenda Petersen, Judy Price, Penny Simp- son, Kay Wagoner, Mrs. Dorothy Westafer. Gerry Oxford, Buddy Rumfelt, Steve Richards, Mrs. Dorothy Westafer, Tommy Kenyon, Virginia Perkins, Bruce Garmon. Another new group on the campus this year is the Debating Club. These people spend many hours debating and discussing current topics. They are participating in state competition and are quite active in voicing their arguments.
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Howard Barnhardt, Steve Barber, Sandra Huffines, Loretta Somers, Virginia Per- kins, Joanne Poteat, Lynda Pritchett, Mary Harrington, Steve Cates, Ernest Haw- kins. it We have twenty- one student library assistants who work in the library because they elected to be there. The work they do means a great deal to them as well as to the school. They have a B or above average, high citizenship rating, an attitude of helpfulness, neatness of person and dress, willingness to do any task assigned, and are taught to assume a professional attitude while on duty. Students helping with library service receive one credit for two years of work. They give one hour of service daily and are expected to do a certain amount of library study, involving an examination at the end of the school year. They are organized into a Library Club, which is affiliated with the District and State High School Library Association. The club sponsors an annual talent show and takes a field trip each year to some outstanding high school or college library.
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