Fike High School - Accolade Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

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E1 Club de Espanol 'lio strengthen international good will and to acquire more knowledge of Spanish speaking people and their customs create and enhance interest among memhers of El Cluh de Espanol. 'llhe Christmas hanquet, at which Miss Susan Wtiiii- wright gave a delightful talk on La Corrida de 'llorrof' the sale ol' school pennants, the Spring picnic, and the visit of Senor Amado Horno gave variety to the activif ties of the cluh. VVith Mrs. Kathleen Patterson, adviser, and the olli cers, Bill Cuhherlev, president, Carolvn llollowell, sec- retary, Sandra llorne, vice-president, and Linda Baker, treasurer, the meetings and their programs were very interesting. First row: A. Quick. S. Ahhitt, Vklilson. C. Powell, Balkeum, VV. Hunter, B. Luhherley, L. Marsh, M. Hussey, F. Griffin, VVinstead, L. VVinstcad, K. Sutton, M. llarris, Boykin, L. Baker. Secomi row: KlcFarland, N. Shannon, ul. Lancaster, ll. Smith, ll. Harriss, ul. Bartholomew, K. llickerman, O. Ful- ghum, P. Vklilliams, M. Maclaga, V. Strickland, C. llollowell, -I. O'Neal, Horne, E. Vkloodard. Third row: Glover, F. Orfificnnsz C. Hollowell, Secretnryg L. Baker, Treasurer, S. llorne, l'ice'-Presitleizfg B. Culuherlev, President, Mrs. K. Patter- terson, fltlviscr. Guests: Susan Vllainwright and Nlrs. Miriam Dunn. Brunner, L. Luper, C. Mclicel, F. -lordan, K. Horne, ll. Amer- son, M. Beaman, R. VVindham, L. Stallings, P. Ahhott, D. Hollo- well, ll. Turner, C. lleeden, L. Coghill. Fourili row: B. Ellis, L. lordan, M. Blythe, A. Rogers, B. Turnage, F. Guilford. Fifrli row: ll. Scott, F. llight, R. Vklheeler, B. Boykin, K. Whitle5', ll. Simons, D. johnson, T. Riley, E. Banasiak, G. Granger, U. Hedgepeth, B. Dickens, C. Lewis. Page Eighty-six

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r '52 c-1 in T , Q af 52 il. 9 M ,A rv ' s Z Mrs. Ellis and A. Shepard, a past president, participate in the Reporter, A. Jennings, Secretary, P. Bowers, Ilistmiuzzg Alyllllll, installation of new officers: l.. Lannn, Song Leader: Ellis, rI'rer1511.rer, Vick, PresidC11igS. Boswell, l'iee-Presirleni. Preparing young girls for their tasks as homemakers ol' tomorrow is the main objective of the Puturc Home- makers of America. Selling Christmas cards, entertaining the parents and teachers, the Mother-Daughter Banquet, and assisting at several school functions were the highlights of the 9 Craft of Amenca Under the able leadership of Mrs. lXlildred Bullard, the P.H..'X. is one of Pikes most active organizations. First row: P. Bowers, Klylum, Boswell, Vick, A. Alennings, Keel, Al. Glover, nlinford. Fiftlz rout C. Eason, Xl. Cherrv. I. Ellis, B. Smith. Second row: C. nlcCullen, Cunningham, Bl. Miller, B. Boswell, Ellis, L. Batts, P. Braswell, A. Hayes, B. Creekmore, Edwards, F. Mayo, L. Pulghum, Bone, A. I.. E. llolloman, T. Bridgers, A. Davis. Sixtlz row: Vllinstead, C. Spaugh, A. Howard. Third row: B. Burdette, B. Ellis, N. Paulk- Horton, L. Joyner, B. Nlozingo, V. Tillis, B. Bailey, Al. Emory, ner, N. Shannon, S. Hackney, P. Pulghum, P. Vvells, Tomlin- P. Steelman, Batts, Cook, B. Horton. Sevcntlz row: I. Mer- son, F. Temple, N. Pittman. Fourtlz row: I. VVinstead, A. Askew, cer, B. Newton. A. Page, L. VValls, H. Barker, S. Wlilliamson, Barnes, C. Me Page lfiglztj -fire

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First row: I. Boykin, ll. Adams, IJ. Youngs, R. VVatson, R. Crow, K. Phelps, C. Oates, D. XVhitley, A. Jennings, J. Ilouse, j. XN'hitle3. L. Stallings, C. Killelurew, S. Auger, R. xvlllillllilll. Seeoml Row: K. Sutton, P. Steelrnan. NI. Steelman, J. Sawyer, G Beaver, Nl, Deans, I.. lrulghum, KL. Hughes, R. Cline, S. Lihhy. C. Yandernoot. .L Polhill, V. Butner, j. Pittman, P. Smith, Nl. Baker. fliird rnze: S. Bradley, L. Pardy, N. Paulk ner, L. Boyette, .L Bachelor, N. johnson, P, Joyner, P. Rraswell, S. XVinstead, F. Griffin, P. llayes, M. Lamm, L. Godwin, j.XYin stead, B. Langley, AI. Reaman, If. Riley. Fozrrtli row: J. XVilson, S. Howard, L. Clark, R. Denilio, P. llarrell, B. Creekmore, 1. Edwards, R. Horton, C. Exutn, S. Mink, A. Hayes, T. Rall, VV. Brooks, Nl, llussey, Booster Club Boosters because of nzeelzaniezil failure give boost to their float in H0111eco111i1zg Pnrficle. Reserved section for Booster Clzilr urns filled for every lzouze grime. ii' I. Linxille, L. Rowling. l'iltl1 rritr: R. Simons, Ratts, L. l.uper, ll. llar riss, I. Scott. D, Lanier, ,l. Xmerson, Xl. Beaman, 15. Rridgers, C. Nlelxeel, P. Gardner, ll. liarker, IZ. lurnage, R. Smith, 13. Turner, C. Perry. Sixth row: R. U'alters, X. Daniel, X. Shannon, S. Jessup, CI Hawks, R. Leach, C. Quick, rl. Bartholomew, S. Dickerman, R. lfllis, l'. Ilol hrook, Nl. johnson, ll. .Xl..tthews, li. Clttilford, li. jenkins, Sererith run: Y. .XI'0I'll2ll1ClU, S. Rose, if Ratls, .X. Askew, P. Klusselwhite, S. clLll'lCl'. L. Boswell, J. Cooper, j. Dickens, .kllAIlTlS, CQ. Oates, Nl. Blythe. lfighfll rnlv: L. YYinstead, S. 'LllUl1113SUl'I, lzllis, R. Burdette, R. XValker, .X. Roland, XVinstead, P. .Xhhott, ll. .Xhernath5, CI Stott, li. O'Neill, CI VVhitley, F. Rell, IJ. lligh. Cheers were louder this year at the loothall and haskete hall games, and this can he attrihuted to Pikes newest organizationfthe Rooster Liluh. ilihe primary purpose ol' this eluh is to promote school spirit. During the games one could see this group sitting together in a special section cheering with all their might. 116 , l 4N'N'f:wr-sv-M, , , Ortilcrnsz E. VVoodard, Tretisurerg vl. Ilouse and P. Hayes, For elzzzirmexzg Nl Smith. x'ltlt'iserg Board ol Directors: S. Bradley, B. Simons, and VVilson.