Breckinridge Middle School - Brigadier Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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I FHA Emphasizes Individualit ROW ONE QLeft to Rightlz C. Wells, J. Wells, T. Huffman, E. Waldron. ROW TWO: L. Bower, B. Haley, S. Hager. ROW THREE: J. Surber, S. McMillan. ROW FOUR: K. Via, P. Thompson. ROW FIVE: J. Slough, L. Gillespie, C. Harris. ROW SIX: C. Overfelt, C. Pakush. ROW SEVEN: J. Blair, E. Phlegar. ROW EIGHT: K. Daniely, Miss Camper fsponsorj. ROW NINE: D. Waldron, K. Rader. 46 President Patricia Thompson The Future Home- makers of America is an organization which att e mpt s to instruct girls in becoming com- petent homemakers. It provides opportunities f o r members to plan and carry out activities r e I a t e dto homemak- ing. The club's major project this year was Individua1ity Counts . This emphasized the importance of the de- velopment of each indi- vidual. It also taught how helping others of- ten helps one to develop as an individual.

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J S. McMillan, D. Perfaterx, V. Burford, L. Ridenour, D. Sarver, S. Saunders, B. Fulcher, J. Hudgins, P. Slusher, S. Clifton, J. Douglas, D. Simmons, M. Turner, Miss Dinkinslsponsorj. ROW FIVE: M. Wilkes, S. Creech, S. McCallum, K. Smith, D. Cutright, S. Flint, C. Williamson, S. Thompson, D. Moses, A. Cullop, V. Boyd, J. Wright, K. Nichols, L. Bowers, C. Pakush. ROW SIX: J. Bartmess, A. Myers, A. Apostolou, D. Edwards, C. Cochran, B. Murphy, S. Woody, B. Bundy, K. Belcher, D. Jackson, L. All, J. Norman, S. Vaughn, E. Waldron. ROW SEVEN: P. Elliot, D. Reynolds, J. McKinney, B. Fletcher, N. Layman, B. Mann, D. Bevins, E. McGinnis, C. Overfelt, L. Stinnette, B. Spicer, B. Burford, V. Chilton, C. Statome, S. Clifton, K. Rader. Y-Teens Expand Christian Character OFFICERS President ..... ........ . . Mary Anderson Vice-President . . . . . . Judy Anderson Program Chairman . . . . Debbie Wright Secretary ...... . . . Jane Whitlock Treasurer . . . . Carol Overfelt I.C.C. .......................... Judy Roberts The Y-Teens is an organization of girls. It extends the opportunities ot universal fellow- ship inthe acquirements and love of God. Their various activities array from regular meetings with plammed programs to Christmas caroling.

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ROW ONE CLeft to Rightjz D. St. Clair, M. Moses, B. Dennis, R. Leedy, E. Lilly, J. Markey, J. McGinnis. ROW TWO: Mrs. Trinko, G. Overfelt, K. Carr, N. Dillard, K. Via, T. Huffman, J. Norman, D. Apostolou, Mrs. Oliver, K. Beckner, A. Farmer. ROW THREE: K. Daniely, S. Lucado, S. Woody. ROW FOUR: K. Dews, L. Gillespie, D. Cutright, G. France, J. Knight, A. Gregory. ROW FIVE: C. Wilkerson, C. Bailey. ROW SIX: C. Harrison, P. Thompson, B. Burford. ROW SEVEN: P. Hutton, S. Stiff, R. Calwell. ROW EIGHT: B. Rose, G. Cromer, N. Spangler. ROW NINE: D. Chatman, M. Barnett. ROW TEN: G. Kiser, L. Tate. ROW ELEVEN: L. Houck, K. Par- ker, A. Kimmons. Junior Red Cross Assists the Distressed OFFICERS President ..... ........ . . . Kathy Via Vice-President ................... Nancy Dillard The goals of the Junior Red Cross are to assist and contribute to the needs of the afflicted. Our Junior Red Cross adds its facilities with those of state and national chapters to promote public welfare. This year's projects have included a baby-sitting course and art exhibit di- rected by Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. Trinko. 47