Ellerbe High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Ellerbe, NC)

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The Ellerbe High School Bible Club was organized in May, 1949. The first meeting was held September 29, 1949. The following officers were chosen: President, Ruby Terry, Vice-President, Baxter Mclntyreg Secretary, Billy Lowdermilkg Treasurer, Mary Anne Nicholson. The purpose of the club is to help others in worship and recreation. It publishes a monthly newsletter. The p1u'pose of this letter is to have a small devotion and inform the former Bible students as well as the club members of the happenings of the school. The members have been working on community projects and writing to missionaries. The Club started with nineteen members and now has forty-eight on roll. With this number the club expects to accomplish many things for the betterment of others. JU lllli PLAY UA 'P First row: Ruby Goins, Anne Ewing, Joyce First row: Betty Joe Rush, Barbara Tilly, Josephine Greene, Lydia Currie, Rachel Nel- Bennett, Jean Frazier. son, Clara Mae McIntyre. S d : F d H ,W'll' H 11, econ row re enry 1 lam Owe Second row: Tom McQueen, James Ben- Pal Wi11iHmS, and MiSS Margaret Wayne- nett, Eldridge Carter, Joe Sugg, Billy Lowder- milk, and Baxter Mclntyre. Pagz- Twenty-englrt

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The Senior 4-H Club meets the first Tuesday of each month in the school auditorium. The meeting begins with a short program lasting about thirty minutes and the boys and girls separate to have separate classes. The leaders are Mr. Robert Flake and Miss Frances McCraw. The club officers are: Neil Covington, President, Reba McCall, Vice-President, Clara Mae McIntyre, Secretary and Treasurer, Dallas Meachum, Song Leader, and Eldridge Carter, Reporter. The 4-H Club endeavors to help boys and girls take an interest in the home and farm. Each member carries out a project that interests him and helps to teach him better farm methods. Each member is expected to keep accurate records of each project taken. It is interesting to note the variety of projects taken by the members. and the progress they make in the process of carrying them out. 'W '!! First row: Harold Cox John Walter Davis R. D. Loflin. Second row: Golia Loflin, Paul Caudle, Philip Blakely, Richard Abbott, Kenneth Hill, Bruce Rankin, Harris Rummage. Third row: Ralph Terry, Dallas Meacham, Joe Sugg, Buck Blue, Boot Sugg, Neil Coving- ton, Archie Thompson and Archie Meacham. , Y Page lwenty ' . .m.,.Q :- First row: Reba McCall, Jane Rabb, Catherine, Raines, Carol Henderson, Doris Mabe, Johnsie Sugg, Mary Robbins. Second row: Molly Chappell, Gale Clon- inger, Clementine Webb, Carlene Warner, Clara Mae Mclntyre, Nellie Raines.

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F.ll.A. In October 1949, a group of high school girls met in the Home Economics building for the purpose of organizing a Future Homemakers of America chapter. The following were elected officers, President, Ellin Briisg Vice-President, Rachel Nelson, Secretary, johnsie Sugg. Mrs. W. S. McRae was chosen as our chapter mother. q--is fi Fourth Row: Peggy Robbins, Olive Rankin, Carol Henderson, Reba McCall, Josephine Greene, Mrs. W. S. McRae, Doris Mabe, jac- queline Rankin, Rachel Nelson, Mary Robinson, Marlene Joyce. Third row: Betty Hollingsworth, Barbara Tilly, Hazel Lovin, Betty Lou Craven, Kathryn Nicholson, Ellin Briggs, Lydia Currie. Second row: Annie R. Reynolds, Lillian Lisk, Minnie Russell, Agnes Raines, Lois Kiger, Lorine Oakley, Betty Liles. First row: Mary Lou Sheperd, Wilma Smith, Kathryn Raines, Polly Richardson, Estelle Campbell. ui! Fourth row: Mary Robbins, Marie East, Ella 1. Treece, Miss Huggins, Patsy Hall, Margaret Ussery, Gladys Raines. Third row: Carlene Warner, Clementine Webb, Sue Hancock, Zonz Covington, Mary Louise Smith. Second row: Ardele Covington, Betty Haris, Iohnsie Sugg, Clara Mae Mclntyre, Maxine Parks. First row: Shirley McFayden, Kitty Wil- liams, Jane Rabb, Annie Lee Pucket, Mildred Mallock. Page Tbenty-HID?