Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Fountain City, TN)

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beta club FIRST ROW: Jane Alexander, Barbara Minton, Martha Messman, Brenda Clement, Jennifer Hamilton, Linda Wagoner, Julie Young, Nancy Howes, Mrs. Harrison, fsponsori Ann Story, Gill Smith, Sarah Shelley, Anita Johnson Don-Eita Hed epeth, Peggy Flowers. SECOND ROW: Nelson Farmer, Alvin Jenkins, Fred Forbes, ljick Trythall, AFbert Witt, Pim Stephenson, Galen Methvin, Walter Parry, Allen Nickle, Bill Fryar. THIRD ROW: Larry Trivette, Charlie Hughes, Jerry Milsteacl. The Beta Club of Central High School is a branch ofthe National Beta Club and is an organization based on achievement, service and leadership. The officers for this year were as follows: president, Jerry Milstead, vice president, Charlie Hughes, secretary, Ann Story, treasurer, Nelson Farmer, and reporter, Jennifer Hamilton. This year the Beta Club sponsored, in co-operation with the Key Club, the Student Roster. They also helped raise money for an exchange student through the annual Talent Night. Members were in charge of the Campus Clean-Up Cdmpaign. A large group attended the state convention in Nashville where they supported Bill Fryar for State Vice President. At right members are shown in a typical Beta meeting. l20

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--rs' nxwgfe 'Ti Q -rr: ' 'N f A ..' ,,, . future teachers of america 1 1-fe-CL Q -Q-n ,man-. .tsunami 'yw Q I ff, . I - I 0 W i l i -4 FIRST ROW: Mike Sharp, Jack Roberts, Patricia Price, Elizabeth Calllson, Betty Jones, Helen Moulton, Barbara Ausmus, Anne Goddard, Cornelia Trott, Miss Warren. SECOND ROW: Keith Mynatt, Jim Wyatt, Jane Wallin, Nancy Howes, Edna Hurst, Nancy Overton, Jeanette Deny, Anne Ulrick, Evelyn Stevens. THIRD ROW: Jimmy McPherson, Betty Merriman, Karen Durish, Sarah Shelley, Gillian Smith, Pat Johnston, Martha Messman, Anne Coleman, Nann Deering, Carolyn Hutson, Dorthy Houseal. FOURTH ROW: Ester Ogle, Annette Bailey, Martha Burnette, Carolyn Lowry, Carol Sutton, Jane Sims, Cynthia White, Joyce Bailey. The officers of this club are Ann Goddard. presi- dent, Cornelia Trott, vice president, Barbara Ausmus, secretary: and Helen Moulton, treasurer. The objective of F.T.A. is to raise money for their annual S50 scholar- ship. Their District Presidentforthis yearis Carol Sutton. The pur- pose of F.T.A. is to in- form pupils ofthe teach- ing profession.

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key club 4 A . A ,f Env, ,. ,L,W , ir. ,, , , K t .I FIRST ROW: Bob Collier, Wayne Taylor, Joe Gorman, Allen Nickle, Charlie Hughes, Ann Story ffeminine advisorl, Bill Fryar, Tommy Hodge, Jimmy Wagoner, Rudy McBee, Charles Goan. SECOND ROW P' S h L : lm tep enson, arry Trivette, Dick Ogdin, David Huggins, John Carpenter, Paul Slagle, Alvin Jenkins, Walter Parry, David McNeil, Sammy Tipton, Charlie Montgomery, Tommy Hqrringfon, Larry Jenkins. THIRD ROW: Richard Mynatt, Charles Harrington. The Key Club at Central, which is sponsored by the Northside Kiwanis Club has been one of the most active service clubs during the past year. This year the group sponsored the second annual football queen, raising approximately nine hundred dollars with which they purchased a trampoline for the gym. During the year they also delivered Thanksgiving baskets to needy families, worked with Beta Club on the Student Roster and had a car wash. They have bought dictionaries for the English classes and supplied the school with pencil sharpeners. Key Club in- stalled a music system in the cafeteria to promote better mcnners and relaxation during lunch period. ln the summer, the president and sec're- tary attended the International Key Club Convention in Dallas, Texas. Officers for the past year were as follows: president, Charlie Hughes, vice president, Paul Slagleg secretary, Pim Stephenson, treasurer, Tom Hodge. WMM l2l