Hugh M Cummings High School - Nulli Secundus Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

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s cwli PP Craig Jones, Michael Sheets, Mack v Richardson, Lyle Payne, David Walker, Kenneth Miles, Ross Bulla made up the lunior Civitans Club. 158 Clubs!Civitans Q, f The junior Civitans is an exclusive, all-male, Christian service club. They work with many charities that include the Heart Fund, and they have a fund raiser selling keychains with the money going to retarded citizens. They also helped the Burlington Lions Club organization. They had a Christmas banquet at the Pizza Hut 1 and attended a Civitan Picnic at the Burlington City Park. They met once a month after school and the club is opened to guys in grades tenth through twelfth. Representing the lunior Civitans vvas Lori Bescher escorted by Ross Bulla. A

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,E R Under the presidency of Leigh Long, the Keywanettes had an exciting year. Ms. lanice Moore and Mrs. Pat Williams, as advisors, supported the club with all of its service projects. The Miss Cummings High School Pageant was the highlight of their year. A lot of hard work and preparation went into the pageant with all of the proceeds going toward Christmas Cheer. The club raised enough money to provide gifts and food for two needy families. During Thanksgiving they made fruit baskets and delivered them to Care lnn, a local rest home. They also contributed their help to the Lion's Club. Participating in the Homecoming activities for the Keywanettes were Leigh Long es- corted by Kevin Turner. Row 1: Lisa McBroom, Leigh Long, LuAnn Carter Row 2: Dee Dee Allen, Mendi Harris, Rondalyn Francis, Rebecca Cox, Dawn Holland, Meg Southern, lulie Parks, Tara Kimbrough, Michelle Austin Row 3: Anna Liese Workman, Nichelle Crump, Cynthia Bigelow, Shelia Kirkman, April Gibson, Tracy Worth Nathalie Haith, Tyra Francis, LaShawn Brown Row 4: Michelle Christopher, lulie Canovai, Candy Smith, Denise Rudd, Melody Terrell, Anita Miles, Heather Higgins, Amy Fender Clubsflieywanettes 157

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The Future Secretaries of America is a club which gives each girl an opportunity to learn about the secretarial field they have chosen. FSA invites many speakers to their monthly meetings to speak about the advantages of being a secretary. These girls put in a lot of hard work during the year, learning the 'ltricks of the trade. Throughout the school year, the girls made FSA a tremendous success. Representing Future Secretaries of America was Karen larosz escorted by lody Childress, during the homecoming activities Row 1: Jada Enoch, Karen larosz, Cheryl Troxler Row 2: Ms. Stone, Tammie Parker, Karen Edwards, Debbie Poole, Patty Wyatt, Sharon Kivette, Rhonda Thompson, Row 3: Benita Goldston, Shelia Clinkscales, LaShawn Brown, Susan Foust, Melissa Brunner Rovv 4: Roxanne Cheek, Renee McNatt, Kim Cozart Clubs!FSA 159