Fieldale High School - Fieldcrest Yearbook (Fieldale, VA)

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DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB ENTERS CONTESTS Peggy Berry, D. E. student, pe rform s her work at the Fieldale Community Center. Members of the Distributive Education Club attended school half a day and worked the rest of the day. The organization had an outstanding year. The members held an Employer-Employee Banquet, and each student asked his employer to attend the banquet with him. The club was well represented in the District and State D. The ambitious Distributive Education Club mem- bers are, left to right,first row: Mildred Byrd, Peggy Berry, Judy Prillaman, Buddy Tuttle, Janice Joyce, C a r o ly n B r ow n . Second row: Hester Joyce, Mike Vaughn, Wayne Luther, Frances Spencer, Leroy Ash- Carolyn Brown was elected D . E . Student of the Year at Fieldale High School. E. Contest. Leroy Ashley won third place in the District Ad Layout Contest held in Roan- oke. Carolyn Brown was the Fieldale D. E. Student of the Year and entered the District competition. She was a candidate for presi- dent of the State D. E. Club, and Judy Prilla- man ran for secretary. Mildred Byrd modeledwearing apparel for a New Yorkfashion designer in afashion show sponsored by Leggett's Department Store. As the chief moneylraising projects, the members had a bake sale and sold boxes of candy. ley, Ina Williams, Linda Shevos, Billy Tuttle, Louis Eanes. Third row: Roger Shelton, Johnny Barker, Ralph Gunter, Mike Merriman, James Merriman, and Mr. Lucas, sponsor. aw

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS ADOPT LITTLE SISTERS 'RTS' Ellen Stone President Marie Shelton Vice President Toward New Horizons is the motto of the Future Homemakers of A m e ri c a . The thirty girls in this chapter learned to work together and co-operate with each other by actually put- ting into practice what they learned. One of the main p r oj e c t s was the adoption of two Little Sisters fr om the elementary school. At various times in the year, they gave the little sisters gifts or had a party in their honor. Barbara Wyatt was very active in helping carry out the Little Sister project. As a part of National Future Homemakers of America Week, the club held a Miss F. H. A. contest, served favors to the t e a c h e r s , and publicized F. H. A. Week through the bulletin board and by giving an assembly program. The main money-raising project of the club for the year was the selling of key chains. Nancy Tuttle, selling eighty chains, topped everybody else in key- chain sales. The F. H. A. replaced the broken mirror in the girls' rest room. Margie Hairfield was responsible for obtaining the mirror. The club was hostess in April to the Phil- pott F e d e r at i o n . Barbara Wyatt was a past song leader of the Federation and Marie Shelton was a past historian. Brenda Martin Treasurer Barbara Wyatt Secretary The enthusiastic rn e m b e r s of the Future Home- makers of America are, left to right, first row: Mrs. Robertson, sponsor, Elle n St o ne , Brenda Martin, Barbara Wyatt, J udy S i m o n s , Nancy Foley, Janet Smith, Jean P l a ste r , Audrea Turner. Second row: Sue Martin, Betty Kirks, Elaine Lackey, Brenda Foley, 76 Sandra Stone, Elizabeth Vass, Mona Bishop, Mary Ann Shires, Regina Burch. Third row: Georgia Horsley, Mildred Thawley, Regina Baker, Joretta Nester, Reb- ecca Prillaman, Aldah Myers, Nancy Tuttle, Jeannie Clark, Lou Ellen Atkins, and Margie Hairfield.

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SPANISH CLUB ENJOYS MEAL AND DANCE Donna Clark, Mack Campbell, and Judy Tilley watch Connie Inman play Spanish Bingo. Fluent members of the Spanish Club are, left to right, seated: Wayne Lawson, Mac Campbell, Judy Tilley, Connie Inman, Faye Harris. Standing: Mrs. Mitch ell, Donna Clark, Bill Morton, Jimmy Joyce Bobby Lucas. The Spanish Club was one of Fieldale High School's m o s t a c t iv e organizations. The students who were m e mb e r s of this club attained real e nj oy m e nt and satisfaction from belonging to it. In a typical club meeting, the members studied grammar and tried to improve their vocabulary by playing games. They listened to records and tape recordings in Spanish. By the use of these recordings and records, they were able to le a r n c ur r e nt popular songs in Spanish. The Spanish Club had an unusual assem- bly program portraying life and customs in Mexico. During the same week, the club was in charge of the bulletin board in the main hall. The board was gaily d e c o r at e d with Spanish souvenirs which Mrs. Mitchell obtained during her numerous visits to Mexico. All the students of the Spanish club es- pecially enjoyed the Wonderful Mexican meals that Mrs. Mitchell prepared and served at her home. After the m e als they enjoyed dancing to Mexican music. Violet Hubbard Won seventh in the State Competition Spanish Tournament. The first place Winne r won by only five points over Violet's score.