Etowah High School - Etowahian Yearbook (Attalla, AL)

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The Future Farmers of America Club consists of boys who are enrolled in vocational agriculture classes in high school and who are between the ages of fourteen and twenty-one. The purpose of the club is the development of agricultural leadership, citizenship, coop- eration, character, and thrift. The organization was founded in 1928. OFFICERS: First row, Treasurer Roger Kimbril, Sentinel John Elliot, Presi- dent Houston White. Second rowg Reporter Johnny Blevins, Vice-President. Danny Holderfield, Secretary Sanford Chandler. 1 1't1 M, ,.,,-,..i,,,,, ,N,A,, W, ,, J MEMBERS: Oscar Harris, Tyron Sarratt, Steve Whitt, James Vaughn, Roger Kimbril, Jimmy Lee, Grady Humphrey, Kenneth Palmer, Wendell Dobbins, David Kirkpatrick, Gary Adams, Charles Osborn, Johnny Blevins, Elden Waid, Clyde Cook, Barny Jolly, George Hilly, Mike Dutton, Danny Holderfield, Phillip Norwood, Larry Nance, Ronald Bullock, John Elliot, Mike Glenn, Ray Willis, Houston White, Ronnie Garmony, Will Burns, Larry Perry, Tommy Lewis, Willard Yates, Bobby Lawlt-y, Wayne Mashburn, Gary Duffy, Larry White, Gary Cole, Ted Teele, Curtis Vaughn, Ronnie Wade, Glen Strick- land, Jerry Denny, Gerald Minis, Elbert Duncan, Ronnie Warren, Ronald Stovall, Johnny Johnson, Charles Simpson, Harry Brothers, Joe Willett, Donnie Smith, Freddie Hill, Wilmer Campbell, Rickie Miller, Johnny Holiday, Donnie Elliott, Celennis Burns. IOI

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F.H.A. .A-9.- ,wbg x, 5 ,314 A ' i f' I OFFICERS: .W 3 Carolyn Bishop A ' Lavon Corley st ' V Jane Freeman Kim Cladden Evelyn .lones Kathie Keller Brenda Hare The Future Homemakers of America is composed of girls who are enrolled in or who have had one semester of vocational home eco- nomics on the high school level. The purpose of the Future Homemakers of America, learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow, is expressed in their motto, 'cToward New Horizons. This club promotes a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, emphasizes the importance of worthy home membership, encourages democracy in family life, promotes international good will, and fosters the development of creative leadership in the home. t i , . ,,,f -'Q V 'it 'Q 3 get .R MEMBERS: First rowg Mrs. Russell, Lavon Corley, Kim Gladden, Carolyn Bishop, Evelyn Jones, Kathie Keller, .lane Freeman, Brenda Hare, Mrs. Head. Second rowg Linda Butler, Betty Garner, Rita Lutes, Wilma Little, Carol Conner, Shirley Wester, Wanda Couch, Jo Ann Battles. Third rawg ,lane Herron, Debra Battles, Sandra Tilley, Judy Stanfield, Marsha White. l00

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Y.C.C.A. .-W K 1-H- . K The Youth Council on Civic Affairs is composed of students 1? between the ages of fifteen and twenty-one who are interested in ' C p civic affairs. Members of the Etowah Council have played an active - ' l. K part in the organization of the Etowah District by serving on youth , -2, , ,Y-pf , ,g- . WI, juries, attending banquets, helping on Cerebral Palsy drives, and '9 rv Ha. , .,,,,. few -f , .3 Q 314111-14 participating in slave auctions. The Etowah Council sponsored an attendance drive for the entire district. Its main project came at X Easter. The council made Easter baskets for needy children. Thirty- five baskets were made and distributed by the Salvation Army. ' P OFFICERS: Wayne Payton, Lieutenant Governor, Nancy Vice, Seca retaryg Danny Guest, Governor. xg, , .V 4 -9 MEMBERS: First row, Paula Baker, Delores Runyan, Olivia Walden, Cynthia Smith, Patsy Howell, Charlotte Wilkes, Debra Rowan, Diane Powell, Vivian Maddox, Greta Gunn, Nancy Vice, Sue Jolly. Second rowg Doug Walden, Tim Graves, Jarvis Adams, Danny Guest, Thomas Bailey, Susan Cox, Danya Northcutt, Donna Noble, Donna Watts, Teresa Nunn, Sylvia Hughes, Carolyn Cox. Third row, Wayne Payton, Jimmy Kilgore, Randy Stephens, Ronnie Hall- mark, Greg Saxon, Sanford Chandler, Stewart Collier. I02