Springhill High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Springhill, LA)

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-, I 1 I Secretaries at work Mrs. Butts helps Barbara Slack, club president FBLA Holds Miss Secretary Contest The Future Business Leaders of America are commercial tud h s ents w o have a desire to become secretaries. Each year the club holds a Miss Secretary Contest. The club participates in contests at the District and State Convention. These contests are Miss FBLA, Mr. FBLA, Parliamentary Procedure, Spelling, and Public Speaking. FIRST ROW: Barbara Slack, president: Edith Stewart, vice-president, Jeanne Butler, treasurer: Marilyn Goodwin, historian: Patricia Blackwell, Martha Florey, Linda Dean, Elizabeth Haddox. SECOND ROW: Sandra Umphries, Cathy Tyson, Lynette Sewell, Anita Thompson, Gwen Tilley, Sharon Parker, Donnis Jarrett, Diane McGee, Katie Caughman, Marcia Benson, Linda Bull. THIRD ROW: Judy Sanders, Frankie Strickland, Becky Albright, Mildred Harvey, Betty Hood, Sandra Edington, Glenda Smith, Glenes Robinson, Gail Carter, Margaret Mills, Ruby Dennis, .lane Madden, Sharon Wesson.

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bf, J FIRST ROW: Nancy Spencer, president: Jane Stewart, vice-presidentg Bonnie D ...segretarylg Jtianelda Nolan, treasuryg Peggy Morris, historian, Ann Hair, parliamentariang Wanda Stanford, reporterg tgjclci Smitliisoyngdeaderl Peggy Delloney. SECOND ROW: Ettie Pearl Dees, Mary Brown, Brenda Baker, Betty Dubois, Geraldine 'Bailiey,'JfeTl'5niia Thompson, Sallie Sistrunk, Judy Robertson, Dianne Brown, Lynda Smith, Carolyn Sewell, Sandra Franklin, Judy Teague, Phyllis Jackson, Carol Carson, Patricia Robinson. THIRD ROW: Kaye Stewart, Sandy Allison, Kay Stevens, Nona Hampton, Brenda Gryder, Jean Hall, Ann Moore, Onetia Ketchum, Fay Taylor, Sue Lea, Barbara Sexton, Wanda Barber, Brenda Maus, Judy Smith. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ann Mouser, Barbara Davis, Betty Sherrill, Emma Bagwell, Betty Kilpatrick, Donna Rayburn, Janice Pharr, Bobbie Jo Cildon, Dianne Dees, Barbara Austin. F.H.A. Serves us Official Hostess Nancy Spencer led the Future Homemakers Club through a successful year. The members attended the state F.H.A. meeting in Shreveport. They participated in the homecoming parade. They baked cookies for many guests and entertained the faculty at a Christmas tea. Any student who has had home economics is eligible for membership in this group. The purpose of the club is to improve personal appearance, family life, and community living. Mrs. Audrey Shaw is the sponsor. This year the F.H.A. has 50 members. Representatives are bound for the F.H.A. State Jane Stewart installs the new Pfesidenf, NHDCY Convention in Shreveport, Louisiana. Spencer. I40

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'd t Dennis Haynes, vice presidentg Mickey McFadden, secretaryg Jimmy Bridges, 'lou M'k M Ronnie Smith 16 FIRST ROW: Leon Gray, presl eng - Joe Thomas, Talmadge Bolton, Douglas Irby, Marlin Sanders, Donald Woodard. SECOND ROW: 1 e ay, , Kenneth O'Glee, Jimmy Sessions, Robert Thompson, Tommy Woodard, Butch Lynd, Wayne Whaley, Eddie Parkerson, Robert Talley, Mike Thomas, Kenny Barnard. THIRD ROW: Gary Farley, James Martin, Dale Slack, ,fiQllLIL.WQgdard, Ricky Lucas, Harold Peterson, George Simmons, Duck Wesson, Mike LeMay, Ross Pickett, Van Boltonfllike Martigj FOURTH ROW: Don Griffith, Robert Culbertson, Bobby Misenheimer, George Gray, Jessie Henson, Buddy HearneTlli:Tj1'1 Juckett. P.E. Club Competes in Sports Intra-mural sports are the interest of the P.E. Club. Boys who enjoy physical activity and competition meet at club period to play football, basketball, volleyball, and other sports. Mr. Marshall is the club sponsor. A Tired Player A Victorious Group f 2 l M I