Cedar Shoals High School - Mirari Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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HELPFUL FHA ' ERS AID OTHERS September was a busy month for FHA members. In the first days of school, they had a Friendly Helpful Aid Station to hand out maps of the school. They also gave aid to the lost and wandering travellers of Cedar Shoals High School. Next they in- stalled officers and took a trip to the South Eastern Fair. While the Athens Fair was here, they made an exhibit to enter in the judging. Although they didn ' t place, a lot of hard work went into the display. During Christmas, FHA members dressed dolls to give to needy chil- dren of Athens for the Salvation Army. They also went to the Hillhaven Convalescent Home to sing Christmas carols and to bring cheer to many old and lonely people. Hillhaven was again brightened by these cheery young people on Valen- tine ' s Day with bright smiles of love and caring. In May, they traveled to Atlanta for the State FHA Convention held at the Marriott Inn. There they learned new songs, met new people, and had a good time learning new ideas. The officers for this year were: Ge- neva Taylor— president, Vivi Hop- kins—vice-president, Mary Jo Frank- secretary, Shelia Jewell and Patricia Kozachyn— treasurer, Jackie Ander- son—parliamentarian, Vivian Alexan- der—historian, Connie Adams— public relations chairman. Tarn Weaver- project chairman, Beverly Billups-de- gree chairman, Miriam Cox— honor roll chairman, Ida Hopkins and Sha- ron Benson, music and recreation chairman, Mrs. Carolyn Owens— advi- sor, and Mrs. Taylor-chapter mother. Geneva Taylor hands out helpful information during the first day of school to wandering souls. Mrs. Carolyn Owens FHA advisor Jackie Anderson Clenda Pople Geneva Taylor Beverly Billup Patricia Kozachyn Miriam Cox Vivian Alexander Shelia lewell Ram Miller Angle Carley Connie Adams

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The Vocational Industrial Club of America (VICA) proved to be a very reward- ing organization to be a part of this year. Anyone in a vocational class such as Drafting Design, Auto Re- pair, and Electro-mechanics may join VICA. The members are not required to work. The DCT class, however, had to work 10 hours in order to receive credit. All students in DCT are also members of VICA. The members par- ticipated in many judged speaking contests. They were responsible for preparing a speech for the occasion. In the early spring, some of the stu- dents went to Augusta to attend the Annual Plymouth Trouble Shooting Contest, sponsored by Chrysler Plymouth. The auto mechanics, and other fields. The Members pictured for this year are First Row Left to Right Curtis Au- thur, Donald Home, Cathy MCLeroy, Kathy Hopkins, Tommy Smith, Michal Langsford, Advisor-James Harden. Second Row Dottie Bently, Joan Cox, Patricia Clay, Peggy Pilon, Rhonda Conn, Roxanne Smith, Third Row Ke- vin Pilon, Billy Anthony, Carl Reed, DoyI Hext. Fourth Row Richard Lane, Samuel May, Jackie Mills, Mike Brooks, Chris James, Donald Porter, Lamar Johnson. Not Pictured Delma Bingham, Robert Bruce, Eddie Coo- per, Mae Dorsey, Patricia Home Wayne Jeter, EIrich Kirchman, Ray Lacount, Gary Larr, Rose Love, Mike Madden, John Moore, Marty Osborn, Frank Stewart, George Thomas, Sha- ron Wingfield, Charley Wymbs. Fair Project made by VICA students.