Daniel High School - Summit Yearbook (Central, SC)

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Qx , 92 Q i -'Q Q f- ffx F.B.L.A. The purpose of the F.B.L.A. OF Daniel High School is to acquaint the members with the working of the business world as well as to stimulate in them a desire to render satisfactory service in this field. President - Malinda Bowen 2. Vice President - Joe Martin Reporter - Gerald Bice Business Manager - Allen McCullough Secretary - Jo Ann Merck Lett to right: ist row: Frances Ellison, Judy Stribling. 2nd row: Ernestine Merck, Jane Mann, Margaret Madden. 3rd row: Frances Gibson, Nadyne Stewart. 4th row: Jimmie Lou Jones, Mary Marler, Judy Revis, Robert Newton, Bobby Kirkley. Standing: Mary Ann Duncan, Margaret Rampey, Jenene Capell, Sara Lusk. ni fl -1 5

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L L SEATED LEFI TO RIGHT Larry Dyar Tony Elrod, Jenene Capell, Frank Smith, Sadie Dobson Bobby nusho Thelma Head l'athr,n Long, Patsy Ladd, Allen Holladay, Brenda Burns Herbert Thompson Blllv Owens Anita Thurston. STANDlNG-LEFT TO RIGHT - Steve THE LION'S RCJAR Editor - Peggy Whitaker Assistant Editor - Judy Revis Business Manager - Mac Crane Assistant Business Manager - Shirley Roe The main purposes of the Lion's Roar are to inform the students ot school activities and achievements, train students in the art of creative writing, and to teach them the mechanics of publishing a newspaper. It is published monthly by members of the iourna lism class advised by Mrs. Davenport.

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': 'C-wi '-'. ,::f.'.4f:!?' '..-fr: .1 fj Q-fe, , . f . 1.-+ f' ff-'ji 4 if 'ia , ,iff -. ,Fgf.ggjT1f.Q 'ff .ivfs Q - - U-ff? 1' ',,.'i 4' , f .1 1 . uf.. .f7 1F'1 Ln, -1 S .mf 4 ' .w',+,-' .ki on k I - V, i is E 'fe Q- f' Left to right: Mr. Frank Chas- tain,Gerald Bice, Jack Greene, Bennett Pilgrim, Allen McJun- kin, Wayne Wardlaw, and Mac Crane. F.F.A. F. F.A.Motto fs A W W V ML - d 0 ... X Q earning to o Q f Doing to learn 3 Earning to live IX Living to Serve. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agriculture leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Future Farmers are taught to make money, to save and invest their money, to co-operate with others, to take an interest in community life, and to believe in farming as a worthy occupation. ! sw. N A A an F ri! 'i war. i Left to right: lst row: George Rampey, Tony Holladay, Leroy Hendricks, James Garrett, David Gibson, Bennett Pilgrim, Mac Crane, Jimmy Sherriff, Garvin Bolding, Billy Dobson, Jimmy Alexmder, and Mr. Hornick. 2nd row: Allen McJunkin, Furman Norris, Donald Brewer, Lanny Skelton, Johnny Bowen, Junior Herron, Frank McJunkin, Melvin Watson, Ernest Dodgens, Bernie Skelton, Folger Holden. 3rd row: Leroy Holden, Donald Pickell Johnny Garrett, Bobby Wood,