Fike High School - Accolade Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

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Under the direction ol' lXlr. Raymond Bahelay, and accompanied hy Charles Burt at the piano, the voices of the sixty memhcrs of the all-girl choir were heard on many occasions during the year. rlihey made many personal appearances singing for church organizations, school groups, and civic cluhs. 'lihc exceedingly large variety of music selections enahlcd the choir to render hcautifully hoth popular and classical music, hut the most exciting experience of the choir's year was the presentation for thc llirst time ol' thc new school song, our Alina Mater. ss, Y l DLIRVIQ f'lCL'O1!Ij7tllIlSl . . , B.fxiz1'i,,xi', Director ., X, ,Q ,ff ff fyjfw M, ,, W f f an ,f jf ,WV Bottom row: Boswell, Joyner, C. Melieel, N. Lamm, M. Millard, S. Vick, L. Fulghum, A. Cunningham, K. Thompson, B. Hinnant, F. Eatmon, L. Davis, N. Matthews, M. Pearson, Y. Sasser, M. Amerson, L. Vllinstead, li. VVinstead. Second row: I. Evans, A. Rose, K. Deans, VVilliams, F. Reason D. Brown, B. Boone, Proctor, G. Spence, N. Pittman, V. Strickland, M. VVorrell, G. Wilson, C. Batts, B. Johnson, B. Coley, VVilliams, L. Edwards, E. Woodard, M. Coggins, A. Langley, M. Petway, M. VVatkins. Tlzirrl row: L. Thorne, M. Stark, C. McCullen, S. VVilliams, B. Norville, L. Baker, B. Duke, I. Batts, B. Bailey, Askew, F. Iones, B. Nichols, Baker, P. Hollef man, E. Dawson. v The Filce Quartet: C. Burt, pianist, Mr. Babclmf, director, Proctor, fl. lloyrzcr, K. Ufiiiftstead, l-. llfirfzstetrci.

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JUNIOR BANDS Dlutvlon Mfxjon1e'rTEs: A. Roberts, I.. Ful gbum, B. C urr, D. Bass. A. Davis, l... Marsh K, Sutton. Kneeling: Bose. Hemi. Bottom row: A. Roberts, B. Carr, D. Bass, L. Fulghum, Bose, A. Davis, L. Marsh, K. Sutton. Second row: B. Dickens, B. Stamp- er, P. Killette, Mr. Raymond Babelay. Third row: A. Biggs, Bostiek, D. Barnes, G. Sehacle, C. Abernathy, ul. O'Neal, Fisk. Fmtrtlz row: P. Hayes, Joyner, L. Evans, 1. johnson, D. Parramore, K. Phelps, F. Bur- ron. Fiftlz mtv: bl. McDuffy, Dudley, C. Wlheeler, A. VVhitley, Nl. Priclgen, ll. Bullock, F. Wlilliums, B. Tee. Bottom row: P. Hubbard, C. Vklelton, B. Skinner, Clay, F. VVoodarcl, E. Whitle5', Mr. Babelay. Second row: S. VVooten, S. Torn- linson, P. VVindha1n, Broadhurst, S. Creek- inorc, T. Turner, M. Hodges, L. Baker, S. llorne. Tlzirti rmti: D. Wlhitley, D. Fitzgerald, H. Abernathy, S. Patterson, II. A. Harclison, S. Flowers, L. Barker, P. Farmer. Fourtlz row: P. Vllinstead, D. Turbeville, D. Lannn, B. VVillizuns, D. Butts, B. VVells.

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.f- e el'Cle Fl'Gl1CCiS Organized four years ago, the purpose of Le Gerclc Francais is to cultivate further interest in the French language and in the people and customs of France. The only qualification for being a member is to be currently enrolled in either the first or second year French classes. The officers, B. Lee, President, B. Baines, ViceePresidentg S. Saleeby, Secretary, C. Gregg, Treasurer, and B. Timberlake, Program Chairman, met at the first of the year to plan the year's agenda. W7ith the capable guidance of hlrs. George VVarren and bliss 'Iewel Gay, faculty advisers, the club enjoyed a successful year. Their first money-making project was the making and selling B' I-CC Selig lmmpoms to mise funds for me Club. of blue and gold pompoms. The club met together several nights to make them, lo further raise funds to defray club expenses, they held a basketball concession in lanuary. -.nun-nu-rl K . W L First row: hi. Phelps, Bottoms, hi. Bose, S. Saleeby, G. Melehior, Champion, D. Daniel. Second row: D. VVilliams, B. Baines, C. Lane, Nixon, B. Price, D. Tyson, B. Timberlake, B. Lee. Third row: B. Vklhite, G. Jenkins, M. Graves, U. Vick, P. Pike, B. Kringel. A. Tyndall, Miss Gay. Fourth mtv: Klrs. W'arren, N. Kinney, U. Fernald, B. High, P. Bridgers, C. Gregg, S. Boyd, I.. Miles. Fifth rmtf: Howard, B. XVoodard, -I. Koster, nl. U. Matthews, nl. Boykin, V. Tyson. lirezzclz Club nzriici mtes in lioHze'oH1i11f1 Pzrrzcle. V . - . ll Z L 'S l ln December, the senior members of Le Gercle Francais met at the Golden Weed Restaurant for a dinner party. The climax Z , Wm ,I Q of the evening occurred when a former French student at East 7 , 3 Carolina Gollege came in and spoke French to them. ? .4 The members of the French Club feel that with the world situation as it is today, language barriers need to be torn down more than ever. They enjoy learning about the French people because in learning about them, they can further understand them, and in understanding them, can do their share toward bringing about world peace.