Dunn High School - Echo Yearbook (Dunn, NC)

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earns recognition. soe SER EES ¢ CARON First Row: E. Allen, A. McLeod, R. Daniel, D. Twyford, D. Hood, P. West, C. Matthews, D. Peay, B. Welborn, C. Whittenton. Second Row: B. Bass, P. Hawley, A. Hollings- worth, E. Barefoot, L. Draughon, K. Judge, D. Ennis, A. Raeford, P. Stewart, D. Corbin, V. Godwin. Third Row: B. Justesen, J. Parker, R. Baer, M. Godwin, J. Smothers, N. McDuffie, K. Lee, L. Hardison, R. Butler, G. Duncan, B. Godwin. 127

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Outstanding scholastic achievement First Row: M. Pridgen, R. Pope, L. Truelove, P. Bass, L. Jackson, A. Varsho, M. Johnson, B. Marshburne, M. Woodlief, S. Duncan, P. Bryant, B. Jemigan, E. Ziady. Second Row: H. Lever, T. Young, J. Godwin, J. Thornton, C. Alphin, M. Johnson, D. Moff, B. Johnson, G. Ennis. Whether it is a human fault or not, the fact remains that man has always needed a goal toward which to strive. Dunn High students, returning from a relaxing three-month vacation, found the needed challenge presented to them in the form of the National Beta Club. Requiring the maintenance of a 90 average in addition to the cultivation of the qualities of leadership, service, and character, the club was open to Junior and Senior students. The annual fall induction ceremony, at which the new members are tapped, more than doubled the number of members. remaining from last year. The Beta Club usually at- tends the annual convention in either Raleigh or Asheville. Officers: Terry Young, President; Ann Varsho, Secretary; Mrs. Mary Pridgen, Sponsor; Marvin Johnson, Vice-President; Linda Jackson, Treasurer. 126

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Officers: Pam Bass, Reporter; Beverly Marshburne, Vice- President; Donna Ruth Ennis, Chaplain; Laura Truelove, President; Rebekah Pope, Secretary. Sitting: B. Jernigan, J. Barefoot, E. Thomas, V. Strickland, L. Tedder. Stand- ing: P. Bryant, S.Moore, C. Jones, J. Weeks, C. Matthews, B. West, P. Stewart, B. Wellons, R. Daniel, C. Hildreth, V. Wicker, C. Bailey, L. Green, E. Walker, B. Turlington, S. Duncan, W. Boyette. 1 e a | New experiences are encountered by service. 128 : 3 ‘ ] 3 4 V4 ‘‘To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character’’ is the motto of the Sr. Tri-Hi Y. One of the most active clubs in Dunn High School, the Sr. Tri-Hi Y encourages its junior and senior members to refrain from the use of alcohol, tobacco, and profanity. Func- tioning as a service club, the Sr. Tri-Hi Y continued its project of paying for school lunches for a needy child in the grammar grades. At Christmas, the club further rendered its services by collecting and distributing clothes and toys to less fortunate families in Dunn. Each member was responsible for a morning devotional at school during the months of Dec- ember and January. The club members also attended services at various churches through-. out the year. Active and worthwhile, the Senior Tri-Hi Y remains outstanding in its accomplish- ments.