Forest Hill High School - Rebel Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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FHA INSTRUCTS GIRLS IN DOMESTIC RESPONSIBILITIES President: Teresa Fuller Vice President: Pam Brock Secretary Treasurer: Sherry Boyt Historian: Cherry Magee Sponsor: Mrs. Webb President: Andra Henderson Vice President: Debbie Walters Secretary: Sue Teeters Reporter: Barbara Allday Program Chairman: Carol Tyson Treasurer: Nancy Harris Sponsor: Mrs. Allegrezza 4-H BOYS President: Gerald Brent Vice President: Gary Hutchins Secretary-Treasurer: Steve Smith Reporter: David Finch Cooking, cleaning, and sewing are the least of the duties of a homemaker. In this fast moving world young women need to know how to make a home, the institution that holds our society together. The FHA challenges its members to make their homes the best and to find beauty in everytliing. President: Vicki Blaylock Vice President: Jimmie Roger Secretary: Jan Hegwood Program Chairman: Brenda Corkem Treasurer: Mary Lynn Lindamood Sponsor: Mrs. Allegrezza I President: Emily Hall Vice President: Dawn Powell Secretary-Treasurer: Deborah Hall Reporter: Peggy Bowlin Recreation: Cheryl Stroud

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SAFETY COUNCIL MEMBERS ELECTED FOR FIRST TIME President: Betty Basye Vice President: Billy Parker Scc-Treas: Connie Rushing Reporter: Arnettie Polk Wl 7 Vfi Vl .l n Forest Hill students are so interested in safety that members of the Safety Council were elected this year. These students strive to make highways routes for travel, rather than death traps; fire a friend; and automobiles modes of transportation, instead of toys. The Forest Hill council promotes safety on campus with its decorative and informative bulletin boards; it works off campus by active participation in many meetings and safety programs. JETS EXPLORE WORLD OF MODERN SCIENCE Explosive experiments and exciting film strips-characterize die Junior Engineering Technical Society'. The world of modern science is shown to aspering chemists and physicists. The dangers are many, but anything goes in die interests of science. President: Don Woodward Vice President: David Fleming Secretary: Jane Clark Treasurer: Ruth Ann McMurchy 128

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FRIENDSHIP AND Y- TEENS ENCO UR A GE BETTER LIVING The Y-Teens is a Christian organization for girls who arc interested in learning more about fellowship and helping others. They participate in many worth-while projects during tire year. Strengthening and building one's character are two of die set goals a Y -Teen strives for. President: Connie Davis, Vice President: Cissy Shultz, Secretary: Cheryl Logan, Treasurer: Darlene Hannis, Reporter: Paula Carter. President: Faithe Boatner, Vice President: Montez Dukes, Secretary: Teresa Berrong, Program Chairman: Carol Sudduth, Paulette Cook, Club Representative: Glenda McGowan. President: Cheryl Odom, Vice President: Glenda Schultz, Secretary: Cheryl Keifer, Treasurer: Jane Walters, Program Chairman: Jean Pittman. President: Valeta Chumney, Vice President: Becky Wralsh, Secretary: Deborah Watts, Treasurer: Debbie Thronton, Program Chairman: Anna Frances Round. President: Lorianne Hemmingway, Vice President: Babs Sharp, Secretary: Betty Oliver, Treasurer: Debbie Gore, Reporter: Jean Horton, Club Representative: Deborah Drummond. President: Brenda Long, Vice President: Kathy Mason, Secretary: Carol Polk, Treasurer: Karen Till.