Sutton High School - Blue Devil Yearbook (Sutton, WV)

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Members of the Future Homemakers are as follows: Wilma Allman,Janice Arnold, Phyllis Baker,Jean Bar- ker, Wilsie Barnette, Anna Lea Beer, Carole Berry, Sue Berry, Loretta Blankenship, Melvadell Bright, Pat Hel- mich, Katie Brown, Geraldine Brown, Shon Brown, Ann Burks, Anna Bussey, Lena Jo Byrne, Jean Canfield, Rose Carpenter, Jocelyn Cogar, Kay Collins, Betty Conley,Wilma Crites, Judy Curry, Wilda Cutlip, Beatrice Davis, Phyllis Davis, Shelva Davis, Shirley Dean, Wanda Demastus, Helen Duncan, Flora Dyer, Mary Dyer, Carol Evans, Alma Fisher,Co1leen Flint, Barbara Flnvd, Melissa Frame, Patty Foster, Loretta Gibson, Jo Ann Gibson, Carolee Greathouse, Ellen Green, Edna Hamilton, Lucille Harper, Wanda Helmick, Elaine Hosey, Beth Hyer, Janet Hyer, Dorothy Humphreys, Phyllis Hutchinson, Anna Mae Johnson, Charlotte Jordon, Lucille Long, Rachel Loyd, Yvonne Luzader, Joan Luzader, Judith Marshall, Louise Martin, Valleen May, Dessie McElwain, Zenna Moats,Charlotte Rexroad, Lola Reynolds, Anjean Robinson, Barbara Rose, Nancy Rose, Becky Shamblin, Emma Simons, Betty Jean Singleton, Colleen Skidmore, Carolyn Squires, Linda Steorts, Norma Stump, Sandra Sutton, Juanita Tonkin, Gela Williams, Emma Wine, Charlotte Douglas, Wretha Mutter. Future Homemakers of America is a private, non-profit organization, incorporated under the laws of the District of Columbia. It co-operates with the office of Education, Federal Security Agency, and the Ameri- can Home Economics Association, in promoting home economics study and instructions, and all phases of homemaking activities, in private, public, and secondary schools. This organization was founded in June 1945 under a provisional constitution, but the national constitution was not ratified until July 9, 1948. The West Virginia Association Future Homemakers was the 13th state to be granted a charter, and at this time the Sutton Chapter was affiliated. The flower is the red rose, the colors red and white, and the motto--- Toward New Horizons, which proves that this organization is always working for the best. The officers of the Sutton Chapter are: Janice Arnold, President: Dorothy Humphreys, Vice President in charge of Program of Workg Nancy Rose, Vice President in Charge of Public Relations, Becky Shamblin, Vice President in charge of Music and Recreation, Carole Berry, Vice President in charge of Parliamentary Proce- dures Louise Martin, Secretary, Gela Williams, Treasurer, Flora Dyer, Historian, Mrs. Frances Howard. SDOIISOI 36

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' 'gfawafz ' FRONT ROW, left to right: Kenneth Skidmore, John McLaughlin, Vice President, Becky Shamblin, Secre- tary, Suzy Moore, President, Randall Greene, Treasurerg Nancy Berry, Reporter, Jim Byrne, Mrs. Thomas, Sponsor. BACK ROW: Fred Fox, Alan Rose, Fred Duffield, David Garee, Janice Arnold, Mary Dyer, Nancy Rose, Carole Berry, Flora Dyer, Dorothy Humphreys, Sue White, Phyllis Baker. The Sutton Chapter of the National Honor Society is an organization which gives recognition to outstand- ing students on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character as shown in the school. The chief project for this yearis to have a recognition banquet in the Spring for those students earning high honor points during the year on various activities. The organization functions under the sponsorship of Mrs. John Thomas, Jr. and the following officers: President, Sue Mooregvice President, John McLaughlin, Secretary, Becky Sham- bling Treasurer, Randall Greene, and Reporter, Nancy Berry. 35

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FRONT ROW, left to right: Donald Blake, Alvie Loyd, Gerald Frame, Sentinel: Kenneth Crites, Franklin Harrison, Reporter: Eddie Perrine, President: Mr. Burns, Sponsor: Ronnie Jordan, Treasurer: Vernon Berry, Sec- retary: Orlo Ware, Vice President: Junior Shaver. SECOND ROW: William Dean, Jim lson, Robert Gregory, Howard Lewis, Cary Stump, Orval Robinson, Archie Prince, Henry James, Teddy Neal, George Baker, Eddie May. THIRD ROW: Kent Davis, Robert Clutter, James Connor, William Casto, David Moore, Charles Fisher, Don Eubank, Joe Coffman, Richard Fornash, Bill Luzader, Glen Cottril. FOURTH ROW: Clinton Hickman, Edward Simons, Paul Jackson, John Dennison, Harold Morrison, Argle Ware, Jerry Hamrick, Gene Stout, Jerry Marple, Bill Belknap. FIFTH ROW: Henry Frame, Junior Cuncan, Clarence Dean, Ernest Dennison, Esther Westfall, Homer Euband, Bobby Helmick, Danny Cogar, Neil Nunley. SIXTH ROW: Gary Williams, Camden Brown, Edwin Short, Wilbur Short, Audbrey Meadows, Buran Murphy, Jerry Dennison, Ralph Gillespie. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of farm boys reaching from the state of Wash- ington to Puerto Rico and from Maine to Hawaii. Founded in 1928, the Future Farmers of America are celebrating their 26th year. This organization uses parliamentary procedure and believes that a chapter is no better than its officers. The Sutton Chapter, which is one of the oldest in the state of West Virginia, consists of four degrees of membership. The Future Farmers strive to live by their motto: Learning to Do Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve. 37