East Rowan High School - Eastonian Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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Both school and community served by Civinettes FIRST ROW C. Miller, G. Sifford, S. Lincberger, P Ridenhour, D. Arey, V. Reep, J. Lentz, P. Kirchin, P. Yelton D. Fisher. SECOND, D. Young, S. Beaver, R. Overcash, C Hoffner, A. Drew, L. Drye, S. Blackwelder, A. Raby, V. Hess J. Lundy, P. Honbarrier, P. Ridenhour, D. Harwood. THIRD, During the business meeting, President Brenda Bost acknowledges a by Debbie Harwood to accept new members into the club. 1 D. Tesh, J. Williams, J. Earnhardt, S. Shook, M. Williams, K Artz, J. Brown, B. Buie, D. Holshouser, C. Com, S Carscaddon. FOURTH, J. Lane, H. Lyerly, J. Misenheimer, S Dry, M. Mathis, B. Bost, J. Miller, D. Hampton, M. Wilhelm C. Barrier, C. Frick, P. Killion, S. Cross, D. Swindell. motion Prospective members, both junior and senior girls, have a feeling of anxiety as E5 J a X z S In l a

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FBLA molds business leaders or tomorrow. To develop business leadership, build confidence and establish and improve standards for FBLA'ers sell 1,056 boxes of candy to raise money for projects. Several members attend the state convention, in the spring where delegates participate in the spelling, parliamentary procedure and scrapbook competition. A visit to a local rest home at Valentines gives an opportunity for civic service. Mr. Bob Miller of Fiber Industries speaks to the members on qualities necessary to business leaders. il. i .KQV af J nv? f v.. 1 Joyce Misehneimer and Earlene Holshouser prepare cards to accompany gifts to teachers during National Teacher week. ...I it Sandra Martin, Nancy Russell, and Martha Wilson distribute candy to the FBLA members for candy sale. 'S it - 5 QW? fie f mfg ,X , X . 95 we 5? ' f... . As a service project FLBA'ers - Judy Miller, Bonnie Basinger, Jane Ketchie, Debbie Lyerly, Vera Hosch and others - visit Rockwell Nursing Home, taking gifts .to the residents. 101

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-4+-Q 'V In elTort to promote citizenship and civic activities, 25 senior girls and 25 junior girls show a sincere interest and willingness to contribute their time, talents, and ideas through participation in Civinette activities. The Civinettes demonstrate inexhaustible enthusiasm through service projects as well as fund-raising activities. Selling popcorn and scented Christmas candles provides funds for District Conventions at Catawba College and in Asheville. X La Mrs Carol Petrea sponsor applaudes Mr Fred Jordan The friendly atmosphere of Civinettes is experienced in the fellowship District West Chairman of Junior Civltan of a covered dish buffet, preceding the induction ceremony. group discussion and questions are in Motion is carried? says President Brenda Bost. Keeping her company at the head order among older Civinettes table are oflicers Rhonda Overcash, Jeanne Williams, and Myra Mathis. 103