Dunn High School - Echo Yearbook (Dunn, NC)

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The Library Club gives students a chance to further their reading i ntellect. Each week the different members put up a colorful bulletin board pertaining to their club ac- tivities. Mrs. Patricia Myers in- structs the students on checking out books, charging fines for over- due books, and other library duties. Their service keeps. our library running smoothly and efficiently. The Library Club assists students. EE The Library Club keeps the bulletin boards attractive in the library. Sitting: Nancy Snipes, President; Callie O’Callaghan, Secretary; Linda Parker, Treasurer; Phyllis Warren, Reporter; Vickie Thomas, Vice-President. Standing: S. Boyette, P. Bass, R. Maynard, S. Penny, J. Lawrence, B. Turlington, C. Norris, S. Byrd, R. Lee, P. Price, B. Butler, B. Dixon, M. Cannady, G. Roebuck, G. Credle, L. Stargel, B. Barefoot, J. Smith, M. Mixon, B. Best, R. Godwin, L. Hawley, D. Wilson, D. Hartley, S. Ennis. 139

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The DEC.A. trains for careers. Left to right: J. Satterfield, M. Jackson, C. Tucker, A. Tart, M. Jones, S. Barefoot, A. Warren, D. Tart, J. Tew, E. West, R. Moore, D. Hairr, R. Johnson, E. Barefoot, D. Williams, B. Greer, C. Hardy, M. Williams, D. Broad- ; F ; well, R. Lee, R. Whaley, J. Daniels, S. Johnson. The DECA is an organization of students ; enrolled in vocational distributive education classes. It furthers the welfare of its members in the following ways: 1. To stimulate professional growth of students. 2. To develop professional growth of leader- ship through vocational opportunities in marketing and distribution. 3. To develop skills in human relationships and to encourage high ethical standards in business and industry. 4. To foster a deep feeling of civic, moral, and social responsibilities. Ann Warren, D.E. Sweetheart 138

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F.C.A. and Boosters Club create interest iHeEnleEtes! The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a national movement whose primary purpose is to confront athletes, coaches, and other teen- agers with the challenge and adventure of following Christ in the fellowship of the church. The F.C.A. is anon-profit interdenominational group who is extremely concerned over the lack of religious training among more than sixty per cent of American youths, and increase of crime among these youths. An F.C.A. group was started this year in Dunn and has been a big success. There are over thirty-five persons meeting twice a month. They have sponsored two assembly programs with guest speakers, Bobby Richardson and Al Long. Mr. the keys to their new car at a Boosters’ Club meeting. Wiley Forbes presents Mr. and Mrs. Whit Bradham Who wouldn’t want Bobby Richardson’s autograph! 140 Left W. Osborne, C. Alphin, Cee @appsamee Smothers, D. Roberson, V. Fitchett, M. Godwin, C. Whitt- enton, B. West, J. Parker, J. Weeks, N. Snipes. to right: Some of the area’s most outstanding business- man have formed Dunn’s Boosters’ Club. They have sponsored steak suppers for our atheletes and raised money to purchase a new car for our head football coach, Whit Bradham.