Fuquay Springs High School - Greenbriar Yearbook (Fuquay Springs, NC)

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MRS. MYRTLE HOPSON MRS. FRED L. HUNT MRS. JANE C. JONES mrs. willa McCauley MRS. JO ANNA PROCTOR MRS. KATIE RAGAN MRS. MARGARET SHARP MISS ANITA COPELAND MRS. ANETTE MYERS MRS. JEANNE SHAW MRS. MARTHA WEAVER 25

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1|1 liluiy HIM « m Em 8 4 n 71 ’ If Activities As a puzzle must fit together, so must indi¬ viduals live and work together. Fuquay’s extra¬ curricular activities are organized in order to achieve this goal. What is the importance of a school? To de¬ velop the minds of the students? Yes, but it is just as important for a school to provide a pro¬ gram to develop character, leadership and the ability of each individual. There are many different organizations and clubs in which every student has the opportunity to present his ideas, carry out projects, share his common interests and in general develop a magnetic personality to get along with his fellow students. The different activities at Fuquay offer op¬ portunities—unlimited. The band is provided for those students who are musically inclined. Stu¬ dents that participate in sports and letter, be¬ come members of the Monogram Club. The Student Council is known as the club governing the student body. Other students who are in¬ terested in their scholastic standings and main¬ tain the required average, join the Beta Club. The Greenhriar Staff works together to publish a yearbook that will please the students and show the different functions of the school. These various organizations help to develop the boys and girls of today into the leaders of tomorrow. They learn that in overcoming ob- stalces they fit themselves for maturity and happiness. in striving to do their work well, to win games or to bring credit to themselves, their school, and their families, the students build the heritage that will become the Fuquay Springs High School tradition. 27