Fike High School - Accolade Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

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CDPFICERSI Lee Horne, Nlr. Alsey Stott, fncziitiv mi riser' Sandy Moore, errv Bernstein. Sammy Thom uf , , , . . l SOI1. THE STUDENT COUNCIL lllhc Student Council, which is composed of homeroom representatives with hir. Alsey Stott as adviser, did a splen- did joh for the entire school this year. Cetting off to a good start, the mcmhers presented the first program which emphasized school spirit. Next, the Council memhers worked in the concession stands to raise the needed funds to carry on this years work. 'llhe most important duty of the Council was planning and executing a successful flomecoming celehration. Planning the float, the parade, and the half-time entertainment and selecting sponsors-all were the responsihility of the Council. Climaxing the day was a dance in the Recreation Center. After llomecoming the Student Council sponsored the annual Sadie llawkins Dance. hlany committees were or- ganized to carry out this project which proved to he success- ful and highly entertaining. Patricia Bridgers and Ceorge .lenkins won the costume prizes. This year the memhers decided to give a Christmas Party for fifteen children. Even Santa came to this party and brought surprises for each child. 'Iihe joy received by the Council memhcrs amply repaid them for their efforts. As always, the Council held Quiet Wieck hefore mid-term examinations. lmmcdiately after the examinations were over, the Student Council helped the hlarch of Dimes Drive hy giving a dance. The profits from this and the money col- lected in each homeroom was turned over to the local hlaich ol' Dimes office. .ln the middle of liehruary. the traditional Student-Faculty haskethall games took place. hlemhcrs of the Student Coun- cil worked hard to make this a mcmorahle night, even though the faculty won hoth PQLIHICS. llihc annual election of officers for the incoming year drew the activities of the Student Council to a close. Bottom row: R. Owens. L. Miles, Moore, H. Vllatson, M. Craves, N. Holt. S. Vick. L. Stokes. Second row: ll. llardison, ll. Vllilkins, ll. Lannn. N. Connor, I.. Horne, S. Barnes, S. Thompson, C. Vllhite. nl. Boykin. Third row: A. Roberts, P. VVindham, Hadge, ll. Pitt- man, VX . Craves, Owens, D. Fitzgerald, hernstein, -lordon, C. Abernathy, nl. Cuhherley, Mr. Alsey Stott. Htl

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EDITORIAL STAFF: M. Giuvcs. C. Luna, F. Siiiimlcrs, Nl. E.1Duim, I, Irvin, Il. lxing, I, Nlilcs, S. lloyd, -I, lliiirluwt, Il. lliiim-s NI. Tliumas. SIUIZLIIIZAQI VV. B2ll'IJULl1'. CI. Lcc, C. lhmiul, II. Lcc, Bliss I,.clzi Ayuwla, mlviscr. BUSINESS S'I'1XI3F: II. Pricc, XI. Ilclmiig, If. llullin, -I. Herring, I3'IilCIxIHii11, Miss Virginia linmvlcs. m1'1'isw', I. lk-iili-, Al. Xlblilm XI. Priclgeu, I. VVuIstcm, E. Pz1ttci's41n, IV. Dullois, KI. Bmven Page Eighty 'sci LII

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Whiting the copy, placing the pictures, marlting olil' the ads, keeping within the budget, proofreadingwall malic up the newspaper stallus mad, lirantic scramble to meet a dead- line eight times a year. 'llhe lfilze lliffcttc was headed this year by Stancil llarnes, ljditor-in-Chief. The editorial stall' was responsible to Ann Von Miller and lleide VVatson, whose duties consisted ol' seeing that all news stories and leaturc a rtieles were covered, written up, turned in, and eheclted. Dottie llulloclq and Alice Shepard headed the business and advertising phase ol' the paper, which included soliciting ads, circulation, and iii- nances. Donna VVilliams and Gloria Barker serve as Senior Supervisors. The paper which comes out once a month includes school news, special features, and editorials. It tries to present an accurate picture of each months school life. It also recognizes students' achievements. Une phase of preparation for stall' members this year in' eluded a trip to the U. N. C. workshop, where they learned the latest in journalistic procedures. Each year in April the paper puts out a literary edition which consists of the best short stories, poems, and essays written by Pike lligh students and entered by their teachers. The Filze llifZctte attempts to give its readers not only the events of the school year, but also some ol' the best examples of student writing in order to malxc them licel that they have an active part in their school newspaper. The glory of seeing one's name in print, the thrill ol' having one's accomplishments appreciated, the pride in see- ing the school reeognived-all malte the day happy when the liilze Hi-Zetie comes out. Srfxiflf L1?AnFns: Sealed: Gloria llarlaer, Staneil Barnes, Donna Wlilliams. Smmlilig: Alice Shepard. U Miss Lu Uverton, Dottie bullocli, lleide Watson. Ann Von Miller. THE FIKE HI-ZETTE IILZETTE STAFF: Bottouz row: L. VViggins, B. Timberlake, G. Barker, Barnes. U. VVilliams, B. lloone, P. Seburn, IJ. Dani Second row: S. Forbes, Herring, K. Vllinstead, F. Jenkins. T. Vllitzlie, li. Stallings, ll. Vllatson, A. Yon Xliller. Z. Hadley, ll. llulli tl A. Shepard. Third row: A. Tyndall, K. VVard. P. -Iohnson, C. Edmundson, Xl. Pearson. D. Vick.