Vaiden Whitley High School - Shield Yearbook (Wendell, NC)

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i | nenree ce en a } ie ' : s g 3 : 5 % RELL OOP SEM R EDEL iii i ; Hy 3 — eenteir Wee Wi mee aemmunamiiin cus : . ee es . snus ea, alate onal aati dae co ceminesaes co aie cueueeel cucu ‘ : : : ‘ Sorts a ee : o See os su noustenony sug Co ee aon we pee Rows aaeaen yy — ae € HUMAN RELATIONS COUNCIL: First row: Sponsor, Mr. Larry Liles; Parliamentarian, Nathan Hodge; Co-Chair- Todd; Sharon Turner; Co-Chairman, Jerry Dunn; Patricia man, Randy Green; Larry Medlin. Sponsor, Mr. Horton, McCullers; Denise Mitchell; Secretary, Bonnie Jones. not pictured, Second row: Billy Ray Pearce: Reporter, Ray Harris; Wearily, Santa ponders his role as the Student Council members obligingly host Christmas Tea for an apprecia- greedless giver in the Student Council's tive faculty. Christmas emphasis program.

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Councils accentuate value of oneness. Functioning as a direct line of communi- cation, the Student Council served both stu- dents and administration. It undertook more responsibilities in school affairs by assuming a more active role in various projects. Among these were sponsoring Home- coming activities, planning and supervising class officer election procedures, operating the concession stand at all football games, giving a faculty Christmas tea, and presen- ting a Christmas emphasis program to the student body. During spring semester, a School Beautification Week, and a St. Val- entine's Dance were held. To round out the year's work, the Council conducted Fresh- man Orientation and directed Senior Week. Officers and members attended county, district, and state meetings; workshops; and conventions. Climaxing convention cam- paigning was the election of Sally Freeman as State Second Vice-President. The Human Relations Council, cooper- ating with the Student Council, sought to cultivate an atmosphere of unity among students. CET INVOLVED = STAY INVOLVE y DENT OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Seated: Sponsor, Mrs. Horton; Secretary, Sally Freeman; Treasurer, Brenda Chappell. Standing: Co-president, Larry Liles; Sponsor, Mr. Hayes; Co-president, Nathan Hodge. STUDENT COUNCIL: First row: B. Chappell, N. Hodge, Daniel, D. Jobe, L. Williams, B. Mills, D. Griffin, P. L. Liles, S. Freeman. Second row: S. Turner, K. May, McCullers, V. Broadie, J. Chalk. Fourth row: J. Fields, M. Barham, B. Watson, R. Stell, P. Parish, F. Allen, K. Young, L. Merritt, Z. Debnam, S. Burrell , G. Gay, M. Strickland, A. Evans, G. Barden, G. Barden, D. B. Scarboro, D. Yates, J. Bridges, J. Dunn, W. Jones, Doyle. Third row: D. Cousins, M. Faison, S. Hanna, J. W. Green.

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FHA focuses on individual development. Focusing on individuality, the Future Homemakers of Vaiden Whitley were en- couraged to assume unique positions in the family, community, and world. Speakers at the monthly meetings en- deavored to instill in the members the knowledge and skills necessary to carry out the responsibilities in these areas. Visiting senior citizens'' and reading to day nursery children provided opportunities for further individual development. To climax the year's work, the young homemakers presented a fashion show, in which they modeled their own creations for an audience of proud parents. ADVISORY COUNCIL: Seated: Gloria Brown, Sue Underhill, Lou Ellen Jones, Debbie Tart, Patricia Jones. Standing: Sponsor, Mrs. Jackson; Barbara Harris; Gloria Johnson; Debbie Wilder; Debbie Phelps; Sandy Barbour; Sponsor, Mrs. Branch; Angela Smith. MEMBERS: First row: M. Lawson, H. Smith, D. Phillips, B. Mills, G. Nugent, R. Stalvey, A. Long. Second row: B. Sanderlin, “W. Tart, D2 Prelnes Williemis c. Rogers, M. Moore, B. Lewis, D. Wilder, P. Perry, J. Pulliam, Third row: ©. Sasser, G.3Stephens,, 13 Knott, P. Rogers, W. Robinson, S. Richardson, P. Whitehead, C. Strother, E. Sockell, B. Scarboro. Fourth row: L. Privette, A. Smith, D. McCoy, T. Robertson, D. Smith, L. Montague, V. Smith, P. McNair, G. Spivey, D. Spivey, G. Mumn. Fifth row: I. Kennedy, G. John- son, C. Jones, L. Jones, B. Johnson, D. Jones, T. John- son, P. Jones, L. Perry.