Bragtown High School - Nugget Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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2 5 E F. Randolph, J. Parsons, J. Vaughn, S. Hamm, C. Fletcher, Hudson, N. Mann, F. Carroll, C. Vaughn, L. Hilliard, D. Dar- Mrs. Hill, Adviser, M. Wynne, P. Jackson, C. ATIQIVWS, P- nell, J. Ellis, P. King, B. Ross, P. Chesnutt, B. Robbins, B. Glenn, Morgan, B. Fletcher, D. Duke, A. O'Briont, N. Iineburger, F. P. Dixon, A. Yates, I. Sorrell. J. Justice. J, Hamlett The Future Homemakers of America have worked through service projects for the improvement and enrichment ot their homes. school, community, nation, and world. I I I I I I I I I I I I J. Grubbs, A. Herndon, P. Elliott, L. Dail, T. Tilley, B. Williams, R. Downey, E. High, D. Cooke, J. High, J. Adams, M. Evans, I. King, J. McClure, W. High, E. Farrington, W. Swanson, G. Adviser, J. Cecil, J. Carroll, C. Fogleman, J. Haines, T. Ward, Tilley, W. Gray, A. Massey, C. Hemphill, B. Sloan, W. Mad- N. Pickett, A. Creech, L. Dampier, D. Turner, B. Gunter, R. dry, W. Johnson, G. Hurst, P. Adams, M. Vickers, I. Dixon, Lowe, C. Mangum, J. Way, P. Creech, C. Scott, I, Williams, R. Council, N. Maultsby, D. Bullock, G. Moore, G. Lewter, B. MCDuftie, VV. Wrenn, J. Barnes The F.F.A. Club has strived to maintain a high standard of school discipline and has tried in various ways to give recognition to the boys' fathers.

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FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 'Q ll!! L4-91 it H fl NBA E25 I M 1 ZZ' Ili Illl' I ILT IK 'll' ilinli 'va' 'Q' ..-Q., RQ' T' T? 1127 First Row: Anne Shipp, Doris Cooks, Eleanor Jones. Second Wrenn, Patricia Morgan, Gwen Shepherd, Mrs. Keesee, Ad Row: Betty Wrenn, Joyce Meacham, Loretta Hilliard, Rebec- viser, Judy Ellis, Billie Glenn, Doris Duke and Janet Vaughn Ca Goodwin, Ann Adams, Third Row: Patricia Dixon, Alice The Future Teachers of America was organized this year and is affiliated with our county club. Those interested in teaching have explored this profession through investiga- tion and study at regular meetings, substitute teaching, service proiects for teachers, atlevd- ing special meetings and conventions, and through contacts with special visiting teachers. 4-H CLUB X77 134: WL? Front Row: Doris Duke, Larry King, Carolyn Atkins, Burt Gun- Tommy Pendergralt, Billy Riggs. Third Row: Terry Ward ter, Loretta l-lilliard, Eddie High. Second Row: Robert Lowe, Randy Downey, Noland Pickett. Betty Wrenn, Janet Vaughn, Billie Glenn, Willard Maddry, The students in our school, through the 4-H Club, have worked for a better school and community, as well as for individual improvement physically, mentally and morally.

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PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB Front Row: larry King, Joe Grobbs, Patricia Morgan, Sandra Second Row: Doris Cook, Joyce Meacham, Gwen Shepherd Hamm, Judith Homlett, Bobby Riggsbee, Faye Randolph. Bobby Davis, Bobby Fox, Mrs, Kee-see, Adviser. Through public speaking we each strive to gain poise, straight-forward thinking, clear verbal expression and a pleasant manner. Members of the club have participated in the Hl Speak For Democracy contest, the American Legion contest on the Co'istitution,and the LE CERCLE FRANCAIS triangular debates, f gi owe ,,,.,, , Front Row: Faye Randolph, Daryl Allen, Bobby Riggsbee, Gwen Shepherd, Judy Hamlett, Doris Cooke, Jean Wrenn, larry King, George Tilley, Miss Clay, Adviser. Second Row: Ann Adams. Fourth Row: Rebecca Goodwin, Conde House, Geraline O'Briant, Richard Riggsbee, Bobby MacDuflie, Bud- Anne Shipp, Peggy Chesnutt, Bobby Davis. dy Darnell, Sadie Dickerson, Charlotte Fletcher. Third Row: Le Cercle Francais is composed of second year French students. its bi-monthly program consisted ol songs, stories, dances, socials, and outside speakers through which we at- tempted to learn more ol -France and her people.