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

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Scholars During his sophomore and junior years at FTS, Dan Hicks was president of his homeroom and delegate to the Student Council Nominating Conven- tion. Elected into the National Honor Society as a junior, he served success- fully as President this year. He is also a member of the Key Club and the Fayetteville Youth Council. Dan spent a constructive summer ’68, attending the Civitan Youth Conference in June and the Methodist Youth Fellowship at Wesleyan in August. Dan enjoys sail- ing, photography, and playing the gui- tar, but his academic love is architec- ture. He had the distinction to be chosen a National Merit Finalist. He has been accepted at North Carolina State University but awaits a decision from MIT. Selected as a National Merit Finalist, Cyndi Mitchell has exemplified scho- lastic achievement and service during her three years at FTS. She has been a member of the French Club and the National Honor Society. As a junior, Cyndi won the Stedman Essay Contest. She served on the decorations com- mittees for the Miss FHS Contest and the Jr.-Sr. Prom. Cyndi is the Features Editor of the LaFamac, Secretary of the Fayetteville Junior Garden Club, and a member of the Student World Federalists. She enjoys sailing, skiing, poetry, and traveling, having spent a summer in France living with a French family. Cyndi’s preferred subjects are International Law and Philosophy. She has been accepted at Boston University but hopes to attend Radcliffe or Yale. 74

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Zribute Qoes to Academic Success During his three years at FTS, Jimmy Stanfield has shown his capabilities in numerous ways. As a National Merit Finalist and Morehead Nominee, he has proved to be an outstanding scholar. Jimmy has served as Secretary of the Key Club and as Vice- President of the Math Club. Because of his academic ac hievement, he was selected as “Most Intellectual” by the Senior Class. A member of the Honor Society and the track team, Jimmy also served as Student Council Historian and as President of the Hay Street Methodist Youth Fellowship. He enjoys playing the guitar and hopes to attend Davidson College and to major in Pre-Med. David Sinodis has gained recognition as a Na- tional Merit Finalist while at FTS. He has also par- ticipated in athletics by serving as a Basketball Manager during his junior and senior years. Outside of school David enjoys playing chess and is an ac- tive member of St. John’s Episcopal Church. He has ser ' ed for two years as President of the Young Churchmen and as Diocesan Vice-President during the past year. A member of the Teen-Age Republi- cans of Cumberland, he was recently Vice-President of that group. Planning to major in Engineering, David has been accepted at North Carolina State University. 73

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Receive Reclaim Jimmy Young has demonstrated his academic and athletic ability during his three years at FTS. For two years, he has been a member of the Math Club and the National Honor Society. As a sophomore, Jimmy was elected into the Hi-Y and chosen to serve as a waiter at the Junior-Senior Prom. As a jun- ior, he was both a Marshal and a delegate to Boys’ State. Jimmy has played on the junior varsity and varsity basketball teams. He received a basketball letter and, during his senior year, was co-cap- tain of the team. Jimmy works with the YMCA basketball clinic for small boys. He also likes swim- ming and is President of the Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes. Jim- my has been accepted to attend the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Kathleen Tillery, a National Merit Final- ist, has contributed much to FTS during the past three years. She was elected Pres- ident of her homeroom, representing it as a member of the Student Forum. She has participated in Intramural Sports and the Miss FTS Contest. Kathleen has also been an active member of the German Club and the Distributive Education Program. A member of the A. M. E. Zion Church, she sings with the Youth Choir and serves as Secretary of the Usher Board. Preferring to major in either music or languages, Kathleen hopes to enter Carolina or Wake Forest in September. 75 i