Cameron High School - Campus Echoes Yearbook (Cameron, SC)

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FFA Sweetheart - Linda Shirer. FFA Maintains Goal To Develope Special Interest The organization or the FFA of Cameron has done much to bring recognition and praise to its school. It strives to better prepare its members for the positions they will occupy in their future lives. Mr. Dantzler has worked with this group of boys to teach new methods of farming, working on a motor, parliamentary procedure, soil judging, and other practical skills. The FFA has an organized parliamentary team and soil judging team that has come first place in the state many years. The FFA is a noted worthy organization, because the members have realized the true significance of their club and their interest have made it grow. Rodney Dantzler, David Zeigler, Wendel Scott, Duane Delaney, Ronnie Coleman, Charles Whetstone, Tommy Garrick, Andy Judy, Joe Haigler, Sandy Houck, Frank Hutto, Alan Haddock, Bill Crook, Mr. Dantzler, Sponsor; Guiles Moorer, Robin Felkel, Hayne Haigler, Whetsel Williams, Boyd Felkel,Tom Yarborough, Ronnie Carson, Wesley Shuler, Frank Stoudemire, George Bell, Dan Stoudenmire, Cecil Moore, Steve Huffstetler, Wayne Scott, W. E. Gray.

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FHA Sweetheart - W. E. Gray FHA Helps Girls Improve Personal Family And Community Life The FHA is for girls who are interested in future plans in homemaking. It teaches them etiquette con- sisting of table setting and serving. They spend a portion of their time in the sewing room. The study of different styles and fabric textures adds interest to their wardrobe. They also study child care, proper diet, home nursing nursing and cooking. The FHA is responsible for the con- cession stand at the football games. Alma Katherine Rast, Bertha Susan Moore, Dee Dee Arant,Cynthia Bair, Dianne Troutman, Melanie O'Cain, Felkel, Kathy Judy, Mary Alice Davis, Jeanette Moorer, Frances Rast, Mrs. Elizabeth Ulmer, Sponsor. Linda Kay Smith, Tweedie Felkel, Dot Johnson, Ann AMERICA

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Jeanette Houck, Tom Yarborough, Lanier Walling, Lyons, Richard Shuler, Cathy Craig, Frances Vice, Dot Charles Whetstone, Wesley Shuler, Busy Braxton, Larry Johnson, Dianne Troutman, Ann Arant, Becky Mischler. Latin Club Initiates 20 Plebs Mrs. Shirer sometimes hears from her students: Latin is a dead language, dead as it can be, first it killed the Romans and now it's killing me. Actually the Latin Club promotes interest in the language and everyone enjoys taking partin the monthly meetings. One of the highlights of the year is Latin Club initiation at chapel. 24