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

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Coming To ether ,Lisa Berry - Editor I ' I'm selling Sweet tarts and Sprees for Art Club, Chocolate for journalism, and suckers for junior Cabinet! Take your pick! Organizations were vital to school. Without club members, how could students have gotten the all-important afternoon sugar fix?! Other than teaching students to be excellent sales persons, clubs provided a small group atmosphere where a student could meet other students with similar interests. This small group interaction was especially important this year with so many new faces at Mills. After people settled into the new atmosphere and got down to the real business of school, organizations became an important break in the everyday routine. Clubs give me something else to do besides just academic work, and clubs help out the school, Bridgit Thigpen said. So whether students belong to clubs for socializing or for service, they usually get their share of both. 84 Organizations saw .W gi K , ,Wa-5 ffiirffgtiiifitiilg? a,' L 1 IW 'Wits' A

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Q 1. 9 ri n Q Senior, Dexter Bunting gets experience that will help him in obtaining a job after graduation in auto mechanics. You expect me to know how to work this thingZ! says joe Wagner's facial expres- sion while in Mr. Smith's class. Brian Linn N M 4? ,QA Brian Linn Mr. jones uses the telephone in the VICA office to Contact people from various pro- fessions to arrange for the students to meet them. Vocational Classes 83

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I ,mi is .Q .t My ,rs ,M Q, 'gg' - f' 1. wa . :gg 3 P, sq s ,. K Sa N2 Q tv I gifs 5 msg, . s jeff Dye gives his best throw in a foot- ball toss during the Cosmetology de- partment's Halloween carnival on the practice field. I Mr. Mc!-Xnally applauds the positive events of a unity assembly. The purpose of these assemblies was to talk out school problems. D iv i s i 0 n