Fike High School - Accolade Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

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,,.,,,-A ....s- -W Y KN v Fi M wwf A r-- vggbyvr -.W I. . Q -.. u... f' i , 4 is First row: S. iiriueoin, XV. Briueoxn, A. llenoit, ni. Boykin, L. lohnson, R. Leach, C. hIeKeel. Third row: C. Quick, C. Howling, Broudhurst, li. Diekerinun, Uiekerrnan, Seeoizti Sehude, Tomlinson, S. VValston, A. Wheeler, P. Williams, mv: L. Driver, B. Dunn, bl. Farris, C. llolloxvell, A. Jennings. L. Yfinstead. Future Teachers of America CJFFICERSZ Iunet Box kin, Trerisurerg Sara Lune Uiooten, Seeref turyg Carol Heeden. lice-Presidezzfg Sara Patterson, Presidezzt, Page Fiftyffwo To command Ll classroom of tomorrow is the ultimate trim of the juniors and seniors who are members of this Future Teachers' organization. During the year the members acted as pages for College Dtlv, treated teachers to after-school eokes, kept the nur- sery at P.'Ii.A., and made bulletin boards for the halls. Under the leadership of Miss Doris Thorne, the Club has received valuable information about the opportunities and services offered to students who are interested in the teaching profession.

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. X kt 6 RAE WATSON CHARLOTTE OATES SANDRA Horwi ANNL Roistms Nlrss Dust Imoucmox President Vice-President Secretm i Fieusiutr Adi ist: The Keyette Club Witli a foreign exchange student as a memher, the Keyettes, sister organization of the Key Club, have taken on an international look. This organization, Linder the direction of Miss Brought- on and the officers, has rendered invaluable service to the school and community. The Heart Fund Drive, attending the local churches, assisting at school and other functions are a few examples of their willingness to work and to uphold their traditions.

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4' LES Actions DE GMCES .1 3,1 First row: jessup, S. Flowers, Fl. Rose, C. Sams, -I. Alfllllll, li. Leach, C. Quick, U. Barnes, j. Bostick. Second row: B. Crow, A. Quick, B. Dunn, Patterson, L. Driver, D. Youngs, T. Turner, C. Schade, C. Exum. Third row: Mrs. VVarren, adviser, A. Polhill, S. Dickerman, S. VVooten, E. Bridgers, B. Daniels, Le Cercle Francais Stimulating interest in French and other languages is the major objective of Le Cercle Francais. ln order to qualify for membership in this organization, one must be enrolled in either first or second year French, and one must maintain a C average. Selling pompoms, working in concession stands, and the Christmas banquet are evidence of the Clubis nctivif ties of the year. Under the guidance of Mrs. Sue VVarren, the French students have enjoyed a very beneficial and successful year. A. Benoit, VV. Baucom, A. Daniel, A. lennings, L. Bowling. Fourth row: D. Rose, T. Overman, YV. lllatson, H. Broughton, ll Fitzgerald, P. Bl. Lewis, C. Nichols, R. Frudy, Nl. Lanier. T. Vllatson, D. Skinner. OF11lc'Ens: Carol Quick, Progrrzm cilI1Iil'1IlLIllI Tim Uverman, liicef Presidelzig -lainie liostick, Secreluryg .Incl-:ie llose, l,l'L'SiLiCl1fQ Robbie Leach, p1'U,Q7'lIll1 ClItIil'17lfIl1C Carolyn Yarns, 'I-1'E'1l51ll'8V'. Frexzclz I stmlcntx und Hrs. ll71lVl'UII irelconie Senior and Selioru Hormz to their clusx.