Wilbur D Mills High School - Comet Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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fra promises plenty of new Teachers s l l l I l l l r i l l l l 2 l 4 l 1 l D, ll FTA: Front Row: Vickie Day, secretary, Ian Heptinstall, treasurer, Pam Ashley, parliainentariang Dorothy l Saulsberry, president, LaVerne Wilbourne, reporter, Veranda VVilliains, vice president. Second Row: Renita -l Smith, Diane Robertson, Pam Hudson, Patricia Lewis, Sandra Bates, Geneva Missouri, Faye Talley, Ruby l Macon, jean Wade, lonia Robinson. Tlzird Row: Torn Clouette, Sue Hayes, Cynthia Mosley, Michael Flonnoy, I Susan Wright, Mildred Austin, Ruby NVithers, Dorothy Henderson, Vida Taylor. Fourth Row: Diane 5 waiis, Juanita Hall, Ester Waters, Ianytha Scott, Clora Marbley, james Pettypool, Keith Hooten, Kenneth a er. l l 1 ki This year the Future Teachers of America had a special treat day for Mills teachers. They hrought and served food for the faculty to have during free periods. The individual memhers plan to prac- tice their teaching slcills in other Pulaski County Schools. Their sponsor is Mrs, Smith. Q fy Q ' fx ' I af. .52 Jan Heptinstall and Pam Hudson enioy themselves durinq I ,W - teachers treat day, K 4 W . - -bw Q hlir. . f '--'-- 4--2 X 1- ,A i i ' ....... 1. , 5 ju... ,Q .1 , is iz - ', i + 4 ra fi... - 69 R . Wg.. 4- , 1' X 'D 1 so Q ' T' X f a . A V ML- L ga i'

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l.T. vi' 517' students volunteer for office work There are many opportunities in today's progres- sive business world. Such opportunities require those who are willing to volunteer for the positions they find of interest. The office workers at Mills have shown this interest hy helping with typing, answering phone calls, running errands, and filing records in the school office. ML K. R. Mellinger of the office staff n 1' Front Row: Keith Kestner, Bobby Myers, David Moore, Mike Lakin, Kurt Mellin- ger, Bruce Woosley, Mrs. Houser, Mrs. Reynolds. Second Row: Vicki Griffith, Pam Craig, Cheryl Pierce, Barbara Vail, Rhonda Standridge, Kathy Mullins, Diane Hamilton, Pam Ashley. Tlzird Row: Katrina Messerli, Mary Ann VV'hitt, Shelia Gates, Roxanne Cole, Glenda Drake, Gaye Chaney, Louise Hartwick. Fourtlz Row: Rhonda O'Kelly, Donna Swift, Sandra Pifer, Sue Hayes, Becky Martin, Cheri Fisher, lan Heptinstall.