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

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Courteous Laney Shackleford and Reggie Barton have shown not only concern but also courtesy for others. Reggie served as Class Representative his junior year in ad- dition to receiving the Courtesy Cup. He is now serving as Senior Class President. Laney has worked as Senior Class Secretary and is an active member of the NHS. Both served as Marshals their junior years and are members of the Pt6 ' ) LaFamac Staff. It was not only their participation in these activities but also their earnest concern which elected them as Most Courteous. Most M lotic Because of their lively interest in sports, Kathy Moss and Kenny Garrett were chosen as Most Athletic. An All-East and All-Conference halfback. Kenny belonged to the football team during his three years at F.T.S. He has also participated on the track team for two years and won the State Championship in the 100 yard dash. Kathy has been an energetic member of the G.A.A. for three years. She has taken part in the school’s in- tramural program including football, basketball, soft- ball and tennis. During her junior year, Kathy took first place in the tennis competition. 252

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Mest Pemmlity Because of their wit, friend- liness, and vitality, Trish Kel- leher and Neil Newton were selected to receive the Best Per- sonality award. Trish has spread happiness through her work in Tri-Hi-Y, on the La- Famac, and the Ivy Garden Club. Neil’s outgoing person- ality has been reflected in his active support and friendliness in school sports. Trish and Neil always have a pleasant “hello” for all and make events brighter with their cheer. ' Dependable As conscientious students, Penny Makris and Charles Johnson have best exhibited the qualities of the “Most De- pendable.” Serving as a mar- shal and LaFamac Editor, Pen- ny has performed her duties more than efficiently. Charles, thro ugh his work on the Stu- dent Council and the Key Club, .has worked diligently on many school projects. Penny has worked earnestly through her work as Jr. Class Treasur- er. Charles has served well as Sr. Class Activities Committee Chairman. 251

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Most Outstanding Citizens As outstanding citizens, Winnie McBryde and Greg Johnson have heen very active in both school and com- munity activities. Winnie, in the capacity of Sophomore Class Secretary. Student Body Secretary and Vice-Presi- dent. has been very active with the Student Council. In receiving the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award and attend- ing the 1968 Tar Heel Girl’s State, she has reflected the attributes of an outstanding citizen. Greg has demon- strated his leadership abilities as Vice-President of the Key Club, Governor of the Carolina ' s District. Sopho- more Class Treasurer, and Student Body Treasurer. Morehead Scholarship Semi-Finalist and N. C. Student Council Congress Workshop delegate are but a few hon- ors reflecting his outstanding citizenship. Most School- Cathy Bock and Jay Nichols have truly ignited the spirit of the class of 1969. They have exemplified the enthusiasm of the entire class. Cathy has served as cheerleader for the past two years. This year as head cheerleader, she has organized pep rallies, encouraged sportsmanship and helped the team toward many vic- tories. She was elected Homecoming Queen of 1968 and served as Sports Editor on the LaFamac Staff. Jay has been an active participant in the Intramural Sports Teams. He was elected as the Most Valuable Intramural Sports player as a junior. At sports activities he has cheered the Bulldogs on to victory. 253