Fike High School - Accolade Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

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First row: R. Davis, M. Corbett, R. Mercer, S. Barnes, M. Con- nor, D. Willizims, B. Stith, F. Killette. Second row: L. Felton, D. James, Bunn, E. Radford, S. VVinstead, R. Sharp, D. Wil- Diver 'fied In the Diversified Uceupations Class, under the di- rection of Mr. Thomas Stott, the students are given the chance to learn a trade by doing. Each receives instruc- tion that is directly related to his job. Importance is placed upon personality development, employeeeemployer relations, job interviews, qualifications employers look for, the various taxes, and social security. Occupations represented by the D.O. students are such trades as radio technician, auto parts clerk, building maintenance, sign painter, cabinetmaker, dry cleaner, Hr. Tlzouzas Stott, D.O. adviser. liams. Third row: D. Ellis, U. Matthews, I. Barfielcl. I. XYells, K. Lamm, R. Cunningham, D. Choclalett, ll. Ferrell, li. Nlonroc. T. Baker, L. Skinner, Mr. Stott. ccupation carpenter, farm equipment manager, meat cutter, auto mechanic, mechanical maintenance, movie projectionist, office machines repair, stoclx room clerlx, tractor mee chanics, veneer worker, window and door maker: and the two girls in the class worla as nurses' aides. The Diversified Occupations club has undertaken projects, one being the concessions at football games. There have been several dinner meetings, including an emplciyereemployee banquet, at which thc employers were the entertained guests of the employees. D. O. CJFFICEIKSZ D. Iames, 'I'ret:surerg lf. Ilatlfortl St K. Lamm, liice-presirleniziq D. Ellis, President. sv ,, . V5 Y. -253' ff' 49 ff' O

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7 W First rout D. Vick, G. Spence, L. VK iggins, Saleehv, Sims, N. Holt, A. Shingleton, S. L. Riley. Second row: C. Edmundson, R. Kringle, AI. Iordan, P. johnson, A. Bunn, Rasmussen, D. Daniel. Third row: S. Stokes, F. lenliins, V. lgradhurry, S. Gill, K. Wlard, A. Amerson, R. Stancil, Cf. Farris, D. VVilliam- son, Cubberley, K. Vllehh, and Forbes. uture Teachers America The purpose of the Future Teachers organization is to inform those interested in the teaching profession of the requirements, the opportunities, and the services to humanity offered by this profession. The club also gives its memhcrs a chance to explore their own interests and ahilitics in order that they can he sure of the decision to teach. luniors and Seniors who have as their ultimate goal the wish to hecome teachers make up the membership of this organization. The advisers are Mrs. Ethel Craw- ley and hliss Doris Thorne. The Future Teachers cluh is a memher of the Na- First row: L. VVooten, S. Patterson, E. Viloodarcl, Nl. L. Hussey, H. Adams, D. Horne, A. Roberts, A. Iennings, I. Farris, L. Barker. Second rout: L. Baker, l. O'Neil. A. Hayes, C. Hollo- well, G. Schade, Fisk, R. Vflatson. Third rout Mrs. Ethel Craw- tional Education Association and the North Carolina Education Association. The first projects undertaken hy the cluh this vear were participation in the Homecoming parade and assist- ing with the annual College Day, held Novemher ll. The junior rnemhers of the cluh acted as ushers and guided each representative to his post in the auditorium. The teachers' importance to the FTA. was made evi- dent hv the small gifts at Christmas and the refreshing after-school Coltes presented to them hy the cluh. The Future Teacher of today may he in command of her own classroom tomorrow. lcv, rrtlviserg D. Bass, Ellis, S. Creelamore, VV. Hass, L. VVinstead, Tomlinson, R. Dunn, R. Crow, L. Rowling, S. Horne, Miss Doris Thorne, t'ILll'lSEl'. lrozfrrlz row: ll. llarriss, I. Klohnson, PI. Broadhurst, Bosticli, Flowers, I. ,X. llardison, A. Riggs.

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.n ,... A - ' this ' 'nf ' ut H! 7 1 'icriiiscu CLUB OFF1cEns: B. Carr, Seeremryg VV. B. Pittman, Atomic Powered Cyclones is the ilzeuie of ilze Science Clulfs Tretzsztrerg B. Fulghum, Vice' iresideiztg S. Mephail, President. . I tzu'm'd uiimiiizg lon! in the Hoiizeeoiiiimf urade. c .S 17 Science Club The purpose of the Science Club is to further the students' interest in scientific subjects. VVith Mrs. Betty Abernathy, Mrs. Ella Beaman, and Mrs. Nell lligh as advisers, the Inernbers have enjoyed several outstanding programs this year. One interesting program was a tour of the bacteriof logical laboratories at the Eastern Carolina Sanitorium. This particular program stands out, for during this tour each memberls blood was typed. Other interesting events First row: Bradley, bl. Ballator, VI. A. House. C. Exum, 'l. Stinagle, Overton. Second row: D. Moody, Howard, were a visit to a fallout shelter, a lecture on Chemical Development of Life by Dr. Peggy Newton from the Atlantic Christian College Science Department, and a tour of the Vvilson Industrial Center-here every lab was visited-from labs for the study ol' radio to those for repairing car bralxcs. hlueh interest in scientific development and oppor- tunities was created and enjoyed by the thirty-three meme bers of this club. I. Blyth. C. Dunn, Titchner, B. VVoodard, N. Kinney. Tlzirtz' First row: Cf Abernathy, IJ. Vllhitley, S. Patterson, A. Vlennings, row: B. Fulghum, KlcPhail, Wh B. Pittman, Mrs. Betty Aber- I. Broadhurst, C.. Vllhite, A. Roberts. Second row: O. lledgepeth, nathy, utlviserq B. Carr, Mrs. Nell High, and Mrs. Ella Beainan, M. llarriss, D. Parraniore, T. Turner, D. Bass, B. Dunn, ll. advisers. Cubberley, T. Overinan, B. Vllheeler.