Fairview High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Fairview, TN)

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'J fff4 77Zem6m First Row, left to right: Janet Anderson, Diane Ivey, Linda Mc- Candles, Elaine Givens, Debbie Leverette, Ann Thompson, Lin- da Herald , Susan White, Lora Sullivan, Jan Stinson, Carolyn Tid- well, Margaret Eubanks, Rita Sullivan, and Edith Mangrurn. Second Row: Nancy Givens, Virginia Conner, Laurel Hargrove, Ogie Scott, W anda Russell, Rhena Capley, Shirley Beard, S ally Pew itt, Vickie Lampley, Reba McCord, Darlene Dillingham. Cathy Fisher, Annie McCord, and Darlene Stinson. Third Row: Ruth Potts, Rebecca Johnson, Janice Conner, Linda Dodson, Vera McCord, Louise Gordon, Melinda Capley, Cora Lee Rainey, Ann Stinson, Pat Lampley, Shiela Keys, Debbie Mangrum, Peggy Frizzel, Ruthie Oliphant, Diane Pew itt, Linda Brothers. Fourth Row: Jenane Perkerson, Eddine Cobb, Cheryl W arf, Nolen Hud- gins, Glenda Pewitt, Barbara Mangrum, Joan Mangrum, Reda Jones, Kay Pewitt, Mai Rainey, Debbie Hall, Gail Mangrum, Paula Harris, Judy Sullivan, Deborahlackson. Fifth Row: Shir- ley Griggs, Gail Beard, Judy Green, Lucile Pewitt, Frances Lam- pley, Cynthia Owens, Pamela W atts, Sherry Chester, Shirley Owens, Jean Bolton, Peggy Tidwell, Debbie Moss, Janice Beard , Sue Gordon. The FHA during the year presents many skits and pro- grams. Janice, Ann, Deborah, Peggy, and Darlene are dressed in typical outfits for girls. 71

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6. 'wrrf 1 if, f ll qffllfl T H E g W XZ j K :,. ' f n r or 1 YEAR Treasurer, Brenda Jonesg Secretary, Wanda Bledsoeg Vice-President, Brenda Andersong President, Nancy Parhamg Parlia- mentarian, Joyce Lankfordg Historian, Theresa Hughesg Song Leaders, Billie Faye Oliphant and Carolyn Fox: Photogra- pher, Glenna Wattsg and Reporter, Patsy Lampley. ffomemafww Uwmed for Fatww ,Cafe This year the Fairview Chapter of the Future Homernakers of America had 10 girls working on junior degrees, 16 on chapter degrees, and 2 on state degrees. The Projects for 1966-67 were Mother-Daughter Tea, Bake Sale, Outsiders baseball game, Talent Show, and Christmas candle sale. 1 70 The emblem is octagonal in shape. It bears the maine of our organization around the top of the plane and around the lower side is the motto. In the center there is a house supported by two hands symbolizing that the future is in the hands of its youth.

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We 7 of Uofrwfuww f-32 eg:- 4 V W 1 tax F rl' T 'i j t President, James Mangrum: Treasurer, Richard McE1hineyg Secretary, Wayne Perkersong Rep- resentative, Jerry Bakerg and Vice-President, Eddie Baker. , ' fa F W 0, 2 4- 1 1 ifm as Q - 'bC:.mxau:nfRfY,YQ 325, QS Q QL.- its 4- -4-.3 f?1'6 w'?9 JL I . X E V 4,5 1 1 '. ,UQJ egjkgf 72 Leadership: FFA Chapter officers attended Leader- ship training camp last summer at Camp Clement. Cer- tificates for outstanding leadership demonstrated through- out the week were awarded to each officer. The Presi- dent was given a special leadership award of 825. by the State FFA Association. The Chapter Dairy Judging team placed over 87 other chapters in the State Judging Contest. Chapter officers participated in the District Par- liamentary Procedures Contest with creditable showing. The Chapter participated in the following District and State Contest: Livestock Judging, Land Judging, Dairy Judging, Shop Skills, Arc Welding, Brazing, Soldering, Pipe Fitting, Electric Wiring, Three-Way Switch, Land measuring, Rope Halter, Farm Land Operation. The total Chapter Budget of Sl, 000. OO was raised by Chapter members.