East Randolph High School - Links Yearbook (Ramseur, NC)

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‘Today The Commons—Tomorrow The Lounge The Future Teachers of America Club was orga- w nized to reveal to members the way teachers perform their individual tasks. Three Eastern teachers spoke to the club on the teaching profession, its pros and cons, and college preparatory courses. Among their activities were teaching classes and selecting the “Teacher of the Month”’. 1 Officers: (L-R); Lynda Saunders, Sec.; Alice Brown, Treas.; Dean Nixon, V. Pres.; Dee Stout, Pres.; Jan Smith, Rep. 2 Row 1: C. York, J. McNeil, B. Wicker, B. Allen, J. Cheek, R. Thomas, D. Nixon, P. Kivett, J. Parrish; Row 2: A. Brown, J. Marley, D. McNease, E. Mayton, E. Owens, J. Lusk, C. Velez, R. Hemphill, S. Hickerson, J. Johnson, K. Caviness, J. Wicker, R. Reynolds, H. Staley, L. Ellison, W. Boger, D. Luther, D. Stout, T. Teague, W. Allred; Row 3: S. Burgess, E. Loman, M. Davis, S. Isley, K. Smith, M. Stout, L. Saunders, S. Hiatt, B. Jamieson, 8. Young, J. Smith, P. Hester, C. Boger, K. Allen, L. Gibson, S. Brower, J. Jones. Activities 89

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A Woman’s Work Is Never Done The E.R.S.H.S. chapter of The Future Home- makers of America have sponsored many worth- while activities during the school year. During the week of the State Fair, the club designed a booth concerning redecorating which was shown at the fair. At Christmas, a workshop showing how to make various Christmas decorations was held. In the spring, the club members presented a fashion show and during FHA Week, they attended the state convention, held a Parent-Daughter Ban- quet, and gave a Faculty tea. 1 Officers: (L-R) Coletta Marley, Rep.; Beth Phillips, V. Pres.; Mrs. Marilyn Routh, sponsor; Sue Kirkman, Pres.; Mrs. Helen Macaulay, sponsor; Peggy Harris, Sec.-Treas. 2 Sue Pritchard wins the Betty Crocker Award. 3 Row 1: L. Dezern, K. Maples, C. Dorsett, C. Caviness, P. Harris, M. Garner, L. Hill, E. Balderson, S. Lambeth, R. Garner, P. McMasters, S. Beck, S. Needham, P. Davis; Row 2: R. Little, S. Reynolds, S. Kirkman, V. Staley, B. Phillips, C. Henson, K. Cox, P. Murray, J. Brady, B. Willenborg, S. Wright, S. Ferguson, S. Routh; Row 3: A. Millikan, P. Waugh, D. Routh, V. Siler, S. Wright, D. Marley, S. Marley, D. Siler, L. Hayes, L. Roddy, T. Butner, D. Murray, P. Eaton, S. Faulkner, R. Traylor. Su SniD erp. s oe ; y vo. ae gu oe ec hth 2 . ae . 88 Activities pare t+ ASN ee aye ee: Ss ™ vo 7, F wo ROP a ge s By, Sg. —ee Se ¥ : we “¥ ae ’ a Be Nae © re. ais, ck ECOL ok oe See iS 0 i. we i. Se - Ji

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Health Careers “Carried Away” With First Aid Prospective doctors, nurses, technicians and other interested students profit from the Health Careers’ varied program of activities. This year the club members were informed about the function of a hospital through a film presented by Jack Ellis, administrator of Ran- dolph Hospital. They participated in Project Christ- mas Spirit by carolling and taking favors to the ladies at Free Trinity Rest Home, and by sending supplies to Dorothea Dix Hospital. Additional club plans for this year included the sponsoring of a cancer clinic for Eastern girls and their mothers. 1 Officers: (L-R): Janie Trogdon, Pres.; ambulance attendant; Ann Cox, V. Pres.; ambulance attendant; Wanda Pugh, Treas.; Susan Martin, Hist. 2 Seated: W. Boger, Row 1: J. Trogdon, Mrs. L. Gales, J. Brown, L. Gibson, G. Lawson, C. Greene, C. Dorsett, J. Davis, L. Langley, G. Plummer, S. Shoffner, H. Staley, K. Andrews, B. Staley, A. Cox, R. Smith, W. Pugh, S. Martin. 90 Activities