Fike High School - Accolade Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

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IT. llUl'l1C presents F.H.fl. degrees lo N. Holt, Ie. Hf111'li11g, T. IFIIHIEV, 1ll,vl11111, 111111 S. Hcrrriss N 111 11111111111 .XlUIlZ8l lJLlllAEg'l1lffl' I31111q11el. The F.ll.1X. hegan its vcar's activities hv heing host to the District II Rally in Uctoher. This provecl to he quite an occasion for the local inernhers as they grcetccl the approxiinatelv H00 guests of the clav. ln Dcccmhcr the one hunclrecl seventv-two inemhcrs solcl Christmas carcls in a cloorfto-cloor sale. The profits from this sale were usccl to clefrav expenses of some of the cluh activities. Other events in which the cluh participatecl cluring the vcar included: the erecting of a hooth at the County Fair, the annual lnstallation Banquet for officers and new mernhers, the Mother-Daughter Banquet at which five l7.ll.1X. degrees were awarclecl, and the State Con- vention in Raleigh. The main goal of the organization is to prepare young ladies for their future lives as hoinemaliers. Under thc capable leadership of Mrs. lXlilclrecl Bullard, adviser, the girls strive to upholcl their l11C5ffl1iiiTiJXN'2ll'Ll new horizons. The F.H.1-l.'ers turn 11111 for their lllllllltll project of selling C1ll7l7P!'lE'1' presides 111' District H11ll,v,11ssisfe1l l1,v1l. Ie1111i11gs, C1 ' ' l ' 17 zstums cards. comzty reporter, 111111 N. Holt, lzost l77'L 5It'lL'I1l. X .,----'I'

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lx, F.H.A. Oifwcisnsz L. XValls, Song Ieutlerg S. Stokes, Reporterg A. Amerson, Historimzg Vlloocl, Trensurerg Mrs. Mil- dred Bullard, Atitiserg S. Harriss, S9C'1'CftIl'-'VC N. Holt, Presitlezzig Vick, Viccf-presidexztg A. Iennings, County re- porterg I. Cuhherlcy, Sizzle' scc1'etfzi',1'. Future Homemakers f America VVe are the Future liomemuliers of America, llonies where living will he the expression of everything VVe face the future with warm courage Thur is goocl and fair, And high hope. llomes where truth and love und security and faith For we have the clean' consciousness ot secliing Wlill he realities, not dreams. Olcl zmcl precious values. Vile ure the Future lrlomemalters of America, For we are the huilclers ol' homes, live face the future with warm couriige ilornes For fXI'llCl'iC21'S future, .Xntl high hope. .ll. I.. Cherry and P. Bttrues decorate the imlletirz board in the F.H.A. girls lmve izzstczllntiotz lmmziet at Parkers. Home EC. De Qczrtment or Clrristmas. I 1

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Q H F E, ww ffl I I - , , FRENCH ClLUB Oprrcitnsz S. Nixon, Secremryg Allen, Progrrmz clmirmuu, AI. Champion, Presideutg B. Dunn, Trensurerg Bot- toms, llice-president, S. Szrleelny, Program clmirnzzm. rlleiizhers of the French CBIHI7 point out Zriglzliglzts on a mop of Paris. D. Youngs, S. Saleehy, VI. Bose, NI. Stark, Mrs. Sue VVarren. Le Cerc Frangai Developing interest in the French people, their customs, and their language are the main objectives of Le Cercle Francais. The qualification for memhership is enrollment in either the first or second year French class. illhe first project of the year of the French Club was to sponsor a float in the Homecoming parade. The club also had a concession stand during the hasltethall season and a hanquet in the spring. VVith the help of Miss. Sue VVarren, the adviser, the ollicers, Il. Champion, president, Bottoms, vice-presi- dent, S. Nixon, secretary: B. Dunn, treasurerg and S. Salcehy, program chairman, the eluh's year was a suc- cessful one. First row: B. KVoodard. G. Ienkins, A. Tyndall, M. Lanier, B. Ioyner, T. Overman, D. Fitzgerald, D. Rose, N. Kinney. Second row: L. Barker, B. Kringle, S. Nixon, V. Braclhurry, L. Bowling, S. Allen, I. Champion, Bottoms, D. Daniel, A. lennings, Patterson. Third row: tl. Bostick, C. Wlhite, G. Schade, B. Crow, B. Dunn, S. Flowers,