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Future Hornemakers of America E i Sandra Reynolds, President: Sylvia Martin, Vice-President: Ann VanDerveer, Secretary: Laura Stutts Treasurer: Winnie Freeman, Historian: Becky East, Parliamentarians Phillis Britt, Recreation Leader. 1 9 Woman s Work Is Never Done The Future Homemakers of America is affiliated with the state and national organizations. Any student who is enrolled in a homemaking course may become a member. Membership is voluntary. The club meets the second Thursday in each month during 5th period. The club has a program and usually a good project each month. Fun at initiation. Q. R. Y 'bare' MISS HANNA SLOOP and k MRS. KATHLEEN WILSON ' Sponsors ' NANCY HURLEY Betty Crocker Award Winner
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Future Farmers of America ,, .Q Maifs Work Is From Sun to Sun FFA is the national organization of, by, and for Nolan Saunders, Jerry Batts, Steve Bennett, and John Reynolds won the Seed Judging Contest. boys studying vocational agriculture. Through active participation, members learn how to conduct and take part in a public meeting, to speak in public, to buy and sell cooperatively, to solve their own problems, to finance themselves, and to assume civic responsibility. This organiza- tion seeks to inspire leadership and character de- velopment, sportsmanship, cooperation, service, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, citizenship, and patriotism. OFFICERS: Steve Bennett, Roger Hay wood, Richard Britt, C. J. Reynolds, Nolan Saunders, Jesse Haywood.
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Ea 'r Wind SEATED: Nancy Hurley, Business Managers Sue Morgan, Social Editor: Brenda Reed, Sports Editor: Tommy Poole, Feature Editorg Sue McLeod, Editor in Chief: Cheryl Reid, Assistant Editor: Brenda Love, News Editor, Phillip Saunders, Sports Editor. FIRST ROW, STANDING: Reba Graham, Brenda Dunn, Glenda Freeman, Brenda Hinson, Jean Lyerly, Patsy Thompson, Carol Lampley, Faye Kiser, Mike Hogan, Larry Mathis, Delmer Greene, C. I. Reynolds. SECOND ROW, STANDING: Elsie Elam, Tim Ray, Bobby Reed, E. W. East. The EAST WIND, published seven times a year, contains school news, reports from clubs and organizations, and editorials. The staff is in charge of collecting and writing the news and of preparing the lay-out for the printer. The paper is partially financed by advertisement space sold to merchants around East Montgomery. C
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