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library club . . service with a smile HE Front Row: Mrs. Margie Kerr, sponsor: Freda Neasley, parliamentariang Virginia Dreher, reporterg Cindy Fortune, treasurer, Rose Marie Chesney, secretaryg La- Ronda Millwoocl, vice-president, Teresa Douglas, presidentg Mrs. Sue Rogers, sponsor. Second Row: lean Wade, Anita Harris, Debbie Booher, Ann Miller, Glenda Aaron, Iaclcie Rupe, Connie Gibson, Colleen Vllilliams, Cathy Kelly, Penny McMul- len, Donna Harding, Beverly Miniclc. Books are one of the main sources of knowledge in a high school studentis life. The Library Club members devote their time and serv- ice to the care of these books. Shelving, classifying, stamping, and repairing are examples of duties perform- ed by the Library Club. .41 ,- .J Mi
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drama club members portray shakespearean characters The purpose of the Drama Club is to expand high school students' interest in the theatre and to give a base for a later career in acting. lt helps the students feel at home in the theatre-on either side of the footlights. The club made various trips, their favorite being to Eureka Springs to see the Passion Play. They presented two plays at Christmas: Dust of tlze Bond at the Festival of Fun and Still 5p,akeSpea,ea,, Cp,a,,,C+e,S, Above Right - 1 . Slziues tlze Smr for the student body. lVith direc- Life's but a walking shadow . . . Mike Barron falias Macbethi. Above: Four Drama Club members portray tions from their sponsor, Mrs. Clarice Hightower, the Drama Club members learned theatre techf niques with style. DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS: Bob Simpson, vice president, Cheri Pearson, president, Vecrna Vance, secretary, Second Row: LaVern WVilbourn, Gloria Cole, Kathy Ratcliffe, Janet Pearson, Carol Bryant, Teddy VVilson, Mike Barron, Dorothy Saulsberry. Third Row: Dennis House, Iames Cannon, Keith Hooten, Linda VVharton, Dorothy Gantz, Paula Cooper, John Wfilliams. Fofurtlz Row: Randy McClellan, Eddie Mahaf- fev, Terry Svvartout, Tom Clouette, Sue Hayes, Martha Spainhour, Pam Strawn. Fifth ROW: Dickie Goodman, loe Passwaters, Steve Case, James Pettymool, Sam El- more, Frank Hart, Kyte Tenpenny. w li. X f N LJ il '-1'
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audio-visual club . . handles teaching aids l, el , , -.IV 4:'. - E' , -1900 i l l 1 Front Row: Ricky Williams, Richard Yates. Second Row: Ronald Routh, Eddy McHaffey, Keith Hooten, David Rhodes. l The Audio-Visual Club pro- vides the maintenance and de- g livery of TV, radio, tape, and projector equipment for the teach- i ers of Mills High School. 1 Outside jobs include help with l sound and lighting effects in as- semblies and Drama Club pro ductions. 1 .I
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