Brown High School - Laureate Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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CARLA NEWTON-Co-Captain TERI AND LEATA THOMAS BETTY COCHRAN The Majorettes, all of whom have to be members of They have done a fine job at the pep meetings. One the Band, have become a line group in the preceding of the highlights of their routines was the dance of an months. Indian. They twirled at football games and at the half times. Moiorettes H'H ?-'5Z1f,,.3 W5 Q. ii.'EZ',,5i E -Magix H , Egwsgagw-eg gm mx gggr-2253: as 2 W rm M . -E Q . .. ga BETH BRANNON of ll Moiorettes during their routine with the Brown High Indian. RENEE KITCHENS 95 '

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Brown One routine of our fine Maioreffes included this Indian and his dance. DIANE NIX

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FHA often has programs to dem- onstrate good grooming. i FHA FHA or Future Homemakers of America is a club of this club is the Thanksgiving baskets for the un- for all girls interested in sewing, cooking, and other fortunate. This year they helped to collect money for areas of homemaking. The top picture is the Senior the needy. The Junior Chapter, below, is made up of Chapter of the FHA. This chapter is made up of girls girls in the eighth and ninth grades. in the tenth grade through the twelfth. One project Joy Lipop, Mary Lee Fain, Diane Lamb, Bonnie McGee, Nancy Cox, Patricia Williams, Susan Keith, Brenda Hitchcock, Janice Milligan, Betty Mann, Mrs. John ston, Dorothy Newell, Ellen Verdell, Blain Hughes, Dianne Smith, Penny McNeely, and Joan Johnson.