Midfield High School - Reflections Yearbook (Midfield, AL)

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Tio-f-fl-Y $ Doi tcj £o fifcfu tC| Jv ' 1st ROW: Donna Goldman, Jane Moon, Jackie Galloway, Pat Harper, Carol Edins, Marie Nelson. Janice Brown, Sharlcne Webster, Darlene Daniels, Tammy Holmes, Diane Mann, Miss Freda Hutcheson, Miss KoniKesljng 2nd ROW: Cindy Jo Brown, Michele Triola, Joy Thomas, Robin Young, Susanne Gentry, ris Olive Penny Smith, Wanda Windham, Jennifer Kersh, Genie Hemphill. 3rd ROW: Angel Triola, AruItiufCollins. Connie Hicks, Debbie Parnell, Debbie Smith. Anita Jones. Renea Freeman, Marie Sly, Nancy Spigner. Mary Ann Tiller, Teresa Haynes, Rene Todd. This club Is affiliated with the Young Women's Christian Association of North America. The purpose of this club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. It has been one of the most active clubs in the school. Some of the club's projects were: a basketball game with the Y-Teens versus the women faculty, Christmas caroling for canned goods, and a party to collect Toys for Tots. Being the school's first HI-Y. the club hopes to set a precedent for the future Hi-Y clubs. TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS: Jane Moon. President: Linda McMeans. Vice-President: Diane Mann, Secretary: Penny Smith, Treasurer: Miss Hutcheson. Sponsor. 78

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 F.H.A. OFFICERS Future Homemakers of America believes that the home economics program In the secondary school is the foundation on which its program is built. F.H.A. provides the framework in whicn youth-planned and youth-directed activities can be extended beyond the classroom to enrich learnings. F.H.A. provides opportunities for youth and adults to work cooperatively, cacn making his contribution without dominance of the other. Community and parental interest in understanding of the home economics program Is increased through activities In F.H.A. The State theme for 1973-74, F.H.A. - Impact, Is designed to help chapter members dig deeper into activities by helping them identify their own concerns and the issues about individual, family, community. and job career life and to use these concerns and issues as the basis for developing projects within the department. 1st ROW: Miss Allison Mixon (Advisor), Cynthia Stevens. Lindsey Yerby, Suzy Thompson. Angie Fagan. Cecilia Rupert. Thelma Dickson. Wanda Colquitt, Beverly Burrell. 2nd ROW: Donna Giada, Hilda Mann. Pam Pendley. Susanne Gentry, Anita Jones, Katrina Lambert, Terri Sellers, Deborah Dyle, Joyce Alexander, Teresa Henderson, Theresa Sturdivant. 3rd ROW: Karen Tray wick. Diane Martin, Carol Tray wick, Michele Triola, Beverly Thornton. Danette McSweeney. Debbie Bailey, Pam Whisenant. Nicole Feagin. Yvette Finley. Willie May Holloway. 4th ROW: Norma Crump. Ginger Moore, Paula Chaffin. Sherry Miles, Kathy Owens. Paula Rollins. Pricsilla Wilson, Jacqueline Crawford. Priscilla Judkins. 5th ROW: Sharon Morgan. Paula Pendley. Karen Gilmore. Barbara Browder, Elizabeth Lacey, Bridget Eskridge. Marshac Vassar. 6th ROW: Jureda McMlchael. Nancy Spigner, Mary Ann Tiller, Karen Stokes, Jackie DeChene, Peggy Free, Wanda Chapman, Sherri Belton, Cynthia Davis. 7th ROW: Tammy McGee, Lynn Smith, Jodie Barnett, Frankie Darden, Lilia Wilson, Belinda Crotwell, Janice Harris, Lavada Saltmarch. 77

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Qcleiuc CGub Mctiu i 's Secrete 1st ROW: Jane Moon. Danny Gandy. 2nd ROW: Gary Griffis, Twaunia Roper, Shelia Richards, Jenny Meadows, Debbie Evans. 3rd ROW: Lane Johnston. Mark Wells, Wayne Duke, Gary Jackson. Tim Tidwell, Norman Ballard. Glenn Herren, Mr. Tim Isbell. 4th ROW: Ronnie Wilson. David Johnson, Scott Smith. Melvin Ashmon. Tim Helms, Anthony Rupert. Steve Wells, Douglas Howard. The purpose of the Science Club is to provide means by which wc may further our scientific and intellectual goals. We attempt this by having speakers, field trips, and other activities under the able sponsoring of Mr. Isbell. Requirements for member are simple: a student must have completed or be In the process of completing two science courses.