Franklin County High School - Animo Yearbook (Rocky Mount, VA)

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ig? Selling shakers is a project sponsored by the Cheer Club and the Pep Club. Beta Club members make last minute preparatio campaign in the State Beta Convention. Class Treosurles C L U B S EARN MONEY through several different methods. Namely, selling! magazines, candy, pencils, shakers, all-occasion cards, and stationery. Rake sales are also popular as money raising projects. The pres- entation of plays is yet another way of enriching treasuries. ns for a bake sale to finance the A ,-

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While the Student Council ONE OF THE MAJOR ACTIVITIES of the S. C. A. was its annual magazine sales cam- paign. The plateau system was used offering a different prize for each plateau and giving each homeroom an opportunity to compete for a prize. In the past years, the profits from these campaigns have been given to the band for uniforms and the Athletic Association for lighting the football field. This year the S. C. A. has deliberated over several new worthwhile projects. Until a decision can be reached, the money will remain in a fund de- signated for school improvement. Mrs. Jamison and homeroom representatives, David Semin ma azines in her nei hborhood en- Robertson and Larry Meador, proudly acce-pt the Hi-Fi abled 'fizvanga Frith to be higi salesman of as winners of the high homeroom competition. her homeroom. ' I4