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

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of Row 1: Crystal lohnson, Karen Edwards. Row 2: Pam Enoch, Tonya I S R 1 1 I s Morgan, Debbi Hart Row 3: Stella Shoffner Melinda Graves, Mrs Hall 162 Clubs!YAC 6 2 ll sg The , , . Youth Advisory Council, better known as YAC, is open to all students. This club held its meetings at 8:00 on the first Wednesday of each month. At these meetings, the programs consisted of learning about and tasting different kinds of food. The cafeteria manager often called on the YAC Club to give their opinions on several new dishes. The cub also helped to plan meals and decorate the cafeteria. This group proved how courteous Cavs could be when they hosted a Christmas party for the Williams YAC. Representing the YAC Club was Kim leffers escorted by William Carethers. Hhcflfdir ll Af-lg EVEN 043, Qfffllvlj 'fl j4l15N YM. l-lviw Wa Maw fav. it gtrmyfm, gf ,Mg you All +L stfwsj in +C, WMM, ,gay ,-,, .JW 1 iw gif ri. ArJi,?f!1.414fi Kdflff'qLLv,' Q' ffwffflf C

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Future Homemakers of America, is a club that concentrates in the areas of Home Economics, Sewing, Cooking, Fashion Merchandising, and Food Services. They started out the 1985-1986 year with the election of officers, their president being Delynda Kleeberg. At Christmas FHA sent clothes and food to a needy family. Some of the clothes were bought, but most of them were made by the club members. FHA celebrated Vocational Education Week by preparing a delectable luncheon for themselves. Cummings High School went to Eastern Guilford High School to participate in the Proficiency Events. Events entered were sewing, cooking, decorating, speaking, and child care. The highlight of the school year for members of FHA is the State Convention, held in Raleigh in May. Here club members have a chance to get away from a school environment, relax and enjoy what FHA really is. FHA Row 1: Tracy Yancey, Tonya Cattis, Delynda Kleeberg, Vanessa Hightower, Nichelle Crump Row 2: Ms. Alice Joyner, Nikki Morrow, April Leath, Charlotte Crisp, Tonya Lipscomb, lulie Hood, Bobbie joe Bigelow Clubs!FHA 161

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Ry ERS QC-RAM Bus Drivers: Donna Cant Rodney Wade, Tongi Pinnix Eric leffries, Tim Poteat. Row 2: Keith Wright, Tully Tapp, Lisa Yellock, Ricky Morrow. Monogram Club: Row 1 Sharletta Hooks, Tracy Terrell, Todd Fitch, jamie Blaylock, Chris McDowell, Eric Jeffries, Kim Bigelow, Rodney Wade, Cherri Bradsher, Tammy Parker, Sheila Clinkscales, Lolita Oliver. Row 2: Millicent Gaylord, Dedra Hawkins, Darrin Moon, Rodney Staley, Dawn Holland, Robbie Burnett, Tommy Flood, Lisa McBroom, Anita Bigelow, Barbara Bynam, Nikki Morrow, Duane Wilson, Teresa Baldwin, Lorie Hawkins, jennifer Meloy, Row 3: Rita Griffis, Rondalyn Francis, Kevin Daye, Donnna Cant, Tongi Pinnix, Natalie Haith, Connie Blackwell, Renee Driggers, Denise Rudd, Todd Forbes, Crissy Williams, Row 4: Mendi Harris, Sheryl Warren, lune Crabtree, Thomas Watlington, Lee Cohen, Tim Morgan, Scotia Lee, Mike Ball, Lori Blanchard, Kim Duffer, Tracy Terrell Kyle Willis, Tracy Worth Devon Willard, Mike Williams. Row 5: LuAnn Carter, Melody Terrell, Sheila Kirkman, Greg McCray, Clara Russell, Belinda Burney, Eddie Dickens, Edward Muire, Mickey Tingen, Lew Ruth, Lisa Yellock, Kim Miles, Derek Rogers, Row 6: Darryl Smith, Alan Allred, Mike Talley, Toby Stanfield, Darren Page, lanis Niparts, Richard Phillips, STeve Pickard, Ricky Morrow, Dwight Barham, Tully Tapp, Keith Wright, David Harris, Michael Poe, Mike Wilklie. uSP Monogram Club: The Monogram Club was a club designed for those students who earned a letter in sports, cheerleading, or band. Even though they didn't hold an Y meetings, be' ' ing in the monogram club was a privilege.