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

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ape 7ear Valley Hospital VISITING HOURS 30 PM-400 00 PM-830pfr CHILDREN lOT PERMITTED A nurse prepares to take some members of the Health Careers Club on a tour of the hospital. President Phyllis Bullard conducts a regular monthly meeting of the club. Malinda Bain Phyllis Bullard Beverly Berry Rhonda Calloway Pat Coalson Yvonne Crumbley Deborah Crumpler Linda Hight Sue New Julianne Parker Laurie Parker Laura Pilioglos Vicki Pridgeon Sharon Roberts Donna Swope Kim Williford Pat Williford

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Mealtk Careers Club Visits The officers of the Health Careers Club discuss hospital visiting procedures with a candy striper. They are: Sue New, Treasurer; Phyllis Bullard, President; Malinda Bain, Vice President. Beverly Berry, Secretary, is not pictured. Gains in membership and influence have been made by the Health Careers Club in their second year under a new name. The club, which began as the Future Nurses Club in 1954, has broadened its scope to include students who have an interest in any medical profession. Regular monthly meetings are held the sec- ond Tuesday in each month. Resource speakers, including doctors, dentists, physical therapists. X-ray technicians, and other representatives in specialized occupations, discuss the various med- ical professions and help to create an interest in them. The club also sees informative films on medical related vocations. Two regular projects on the club calendar are an annual trip to the hospital and a bake sale. The profits from the bake sale are used to help finance the scholarship given by the club at the school’s regular Awards Day Pro- gram in the spring. Through its activities the Health Careers Club acquaints students with the demanding but rewarding hospital and health related pro- fessions. Mrs. Dozier, advisor discusses school health problems with Mrs. Bullard. 118

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Senior Migk Singers Present The Sextet: Dottie Rawley, Elizabeth Ganibil, Beverly Berry, Beth Kay, Loiiine Clegg, and Pat Coalson perform beautifully during the annual Christmas program. Tension disappears and worries fade as the student body avidly listens to each splendid performance of the Senior High Singers and the Girl’s Chorus. Their school concerts are held each Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Spring. In addition, they often perform for civic groups, contests, and luncheons. Much demanding work is done by the choir before each performance. With the added as- sistance of student directors and accompanists, Mr. Ray, the director, finds his work very en- joyable and rewarding. Becoming a regular feature, the sextet, chosen by the senior members of the group, blends harmony into their arrangements. Their work is done strictly out of school. The Senior High Singers and the Girl’s Cho- rus contribute much to the enrichment of life at TSHS. Members of the Senior High Singers include Front row: Tina luiiucci, Ellen Hums, Kitty Hubbard, David Freeman. Thurman Smith, Susan Topping, Karen Johnson, Helena Stoeckiey, Anne Lynne Montooth, Gail Fleck, Mary Anne Steele. Second roiv: Rus Davenport, Mona Willette. Dottie Rawley, Paula Mathews, Elisa- beth Cambill, Keith Perkins, Forrest Grooms, Zollie Williams, Beth Ray, Pat Coalson. Third row: Mike Roberts, Larry Taylor, .Martha Nance, Dianne Warren, Susan .McDonald, Anne Thompson, Frank Hardwick, Bruce Ellison, Nancy Greer, Pat Guerra, Bette orke. hourth row: Mac Tyson, Sam Roberts, Linda Dexter. Susan Creed, Bobbie Ross. Donna Shelton, Beverly Berry, John Ward, Kathy Booth, Judy Yandow, Louine Clegg. Fijth row: Pat O ' Briant, Larry .Allen. Fred Massey. Wayne .Moore, Joe! Shearon, Max Nance, Sidney Lanier. 120