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X teen advisory panel The Teen Advisory Panel consists of six students selected by a com- mittee of students and teachers. They carry out specific projects assigned by Avon at certain inter- vals during the year. Some of those projects include selecting the best groomed studentsin our sc ool, carrying out surveys, and testing Avon products. For their services, each member receives a twenty- five dollar savings bond.
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pta The objects of PTA are: To pro- mote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, church, and community: to raise the stan- dards of home life: to secure ade- quate laws for the care and protection of children and youth: to bring into closer relation t e home and the school that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the child: to develope between educator and the general public such united efforts as will secure the highest advantages in physical, mental, social, and spir- itual education for every child. Special projects of the White Hall PTA this year included the drug- abuse education program and send- ing delegates to oys' and girls' state. TOP LEFT: S er ge ant Robert C. Kientz speaks on drug abuse during a special pro- gram by the PTA and science classes. TOP RIGHT: President Roberta Roberts presides during a meeting. BOTTOM LEFT: A skit is given by the eighth-grade science classes about drugs. BOTTOM RIGHT: PTA meet- ings give parents a ch anc e to meet each ot er. ,l
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FAR LEFT: Senior Cherri Henderson gives the group her undivided attention during a pane meeting. ABO'VE l,EFT: Vjapne Car- ter and Marley Hardin give specia consid- eration to one of the latest projects. ABOVE: Panel leader Cgnthia Cast eman and advisor Mrs. Langley iscuss the possibilities of the pane1's project. LEFT: The Panel which consists of Shirley Culp, Walyne Carter, Cynthia Castleman, and Mar ey Hardin, work on their new assignment.
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