Fike High School - Accolade Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

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f Q 5 5 Q14 grime 0 tlze clzozr memliers practice Clzristimzs carols in the choir Clzristiue Call, tlze clroifs soloist and llL'COHI17Ui room. fzrmiigeiizenl ll'lll1 llrs. Biilwelizi Choir The thirty-six members of the Pike choir, under the direction of Mr. Raymond Bahelay, has performed for the P.T.A., the F.H.A. District Bally, and the student hody. Fl hey sing not only religious, but also classical and popular music. The choir is composed ot students who have a desire to sing-no specific qualifications arc necessary. The members learn to read music, time, and key signatures, and learn to recognize and use musical terms. Christine Call serves as accompanist to the choir and also as soloist. The enjoyment of music and the singing of good music is firmly instilled in the choir mcmhers. Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. First rmv: VVilliams, B. Norville, S. Wfilliams, P. Frazier, Ellis, K. Deans. Second row: A. Davis. C. Call, B. Bailey, Godwin, L. Pipkin, Sims, Nl. Ballator, C. A. Clark, Boykin, A. Bose. Tlziril row: M. A. Strick- land, C. McCullough, P. Davis, P. Easter, L. VValston, M. Petway, M. Rucker, E. Mitchell, Al. Cunningham, I.. Moore. Fozirtlz row: Mr. Raymond Babelay, iiirectorg VVortham, L. Ioyner, B. Davis, D. Brown, A. Boykin, S. Price, L. Fulghum, A. Bunn, P. Boykin, B. Hinnant. AN wg91i f S ? vM'-fffvfv W-fs --W-WL W W W

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'IuN1on MA1oRETTEs: P. Gardner, I Amerson, E. Bridgers, N. Shannon, S Abbitt, Heudg L. Walls, Barnes C. Stokes, M. Bauman. Junior Band First row: P. Gardner, Amerson, E. Bridgers, N. Shannon, S. Abhitt, L. VValls, Barnes, C. Stokes, M. Bea- mun. Sccoml row: K. Stallings. E. Vllhitley, B. Bailey, B. V. Bass, S. Bowling. Tllircl row: A. Polhill, C. Iones, S. Moody, B. Barnes, C. Mclieel, L. Bean, S. Baucorn, XV. Baueom. Fourth row: L. Ferrell, B. Vaughn, Bartholomew, B. Butler, YI. Strickland, C. Cooper, P. Fulghurn, B. Bass. Fif1lz row: Mr. Babelay. T. Boswell, C. Nichols, G. Wil- liams, F. Massengill, Deans, S. Vllest, B. johnson.

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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