Terry Sanford High School - La Famac Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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T)emoHstratm to 7MA FHA members eagerly search for new ideas for their annual Spring Fashion Show. Peggy Ringer illustrates new make-up techniques to Alana Lanias as Vickie Pridgeon observes. Paula Dawkins, Kathy Mulholland, Linda Francis, and Janet Mendelsohn serve diligently at the punch bowl during the Faculty Christmas Tea. Sidney Buck instructs Doris Day and Susan Moss in the art of preparing a delicious dish. Paula Darden, Kathy Jo Atkinson, and Janet Harkey prepare refreshments for a monthly meeting. 115

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Cosmetician Qives Linda Francis, Reporter; Jane Cheney, Treasurer; Cindy Wilkins, Historian; Kathy Jo Atkinson, Degrees Recorder; Barbara McAlpine, Chaplain; Mary Virginia Farrier, Secretary; Janet Mendelsohn, President; and Kathy Drake, Vice-President discuss programs for the year. Advisors, Mrs. Cleo Warren and Miss Jane Burton, inform the club of the annual scho- larship available to a lucky senior “Toward New Horizons,” the club motto, expresses the attitude of the girls in the Future Homemakers of America. The FHA seeks to fulfill this motto through informative programs and interesting projects. Their projects are numerous. Each year the FHA hold a Christmas Tea for the school faculty and the Mother-Daughter banquet in the spring. To finance these projects, the club sells cook books compiled by the Home Economics teachers and holds a candy sale during which FHA members eagerly sell chocolate candy bars. Many interesting programs were planned for their monthly meetings. Mrs. Schur, a cosmetic specialist from the Capitol, demonstrated the correct use of make- up. Many informal panel discussions were held on controversial issues of today. Advisors, Mrs. Cleo Warren and Miss Jane Burton, prepare the girls for the future by teaching them through experience the fundamentals of good home- making. Nauma Dozier checks to see “what’s cooking” while Glenda Mendelsohn, Daryl Oglesby, Betsy Stroup Sally Shaw, Betty Jo Holland, and Portia Ford look on. 114

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PiZJ. jHspires THE OFFICERS OF THE F.T.A. are: Patty Tallerday, treasurer; Sharon Baker, vice president; Beth Martin, secretary; David Freeman, parliamen- tarian; and Janice LePors, historian. Teaching the importance of patience, understanding, and love in the teach- ing profession is the aim of the pro- grams presented at the monthly meet- ings of the Future Teachers of America. The programs also instruct the members in various teaching methods. Among the participants in these programs are teachers in various types to teaching jobs, such as elemen- tary, junior high and special educa- tion. The two main money-making pro- jects of the Future Teachers of America are the annual stationery sale and the Teacher Talent Show which is presented in the spring. The proceeds from these two endeavors are used to buy favors to put in the teach- ers boxes each month and to finance a scholarship awarded to a deserving senior in the spring. Laura Pilioglos, president, conducts a monthly meeting of the Future Teachers of America. F.T.A. member Kathy Kosterman shows Pat Walker some of the fine stationery of- fered for sale by the F.T.A. i 116