Happy Valley High School - Aquila Yearbook (Patterson, NC)

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0l'l0gI'alfl The Monogram Club is made up of the students who have lettered in basketball, baseball, or cheerleading. The aim of this club is to promote the athletic program and create an interest in sports among the students. grg Wx EZ' 2, 'Fw Left to Right: PATSY ANDREWS RAYMOND AUSTIN EDITH BEACH GLADYS BOLICK Reporter LOUISE BORDERS MELVADENE BOSTON JEANETTE CAMPBELL DOUGLAS DOBBINS President EMMA JEAN EAW DAVID FORD Treasurer WANDA HAMBY BAXTER HARMON MAVIS KNIGHT Secretary EVELYN OSBORNE TIM RATLIFFE KEITH SUDDRETH JOHNNY TURNER LaVENTA TUTTLE VIRGINIA WALKER J. D. WHISNANT GAIL WINKLER MARLENE WINKLER Vice-Presid ent BILLY WOODS VERN IE BURLESON Sponsor

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Left to Right: DELORES BRADSHAW SARAH BRAY REBA BRYANT JEANETTE CAMPBELL President NANCY DULA Reporter MARIE GOIN S JOAN GREENE JUDY GREENE PATRICIA HARDIN CAROLE HARTLEY DELORES LAWS Treasurer IUKCHEL LAWS RUTH MORETZ NANCY RASH Parliamentarian SHIRLEY RITCH SYBIL ROBERTS NADEAN STORIE DOROTHY TRIPLETT S ecretary' MARGIE TRIPLETT PEGGY TURNER PAULINE WHITTINGTON REBA WYKE Vice-President MISS MARY MAST Sponsor W 51. A A. Future Homemakers of America is the National Organi- zation of pupils who are studying, or have studied. home- making in High School. We work toward a growing appre- ciation of joys and satisfactions of homemakingf empha- sizing the importance of worthy home membership, en- couraging democracy in home and community life, work- ing for good home and family life for all,' promoting international good willy fostering the development of cre- ative leadership in home and community life: providing wholesome individual and group recreationf and further- ing interest in home economics. Our Motto, Toward New Horizons, expresses the true purpose of our orgainzation. We think that helping to make happy homes, now, and in the future, is the most important thing that youth can do for democracy. Wt 'U ' 1 i L 1 - 4 S A 1 lil 1

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Left to Right: PATSY ANDREWS RAYMOND AUSTIN BILLY BAKER EDITH BEACH GLADYS BOLICK MELVADENE BOSTON Vice-President TOMMY COFFEY MARILYN CRUMP DOUGLAS DOBBINS EMMA JEAN FAW DAVID FORD JOAN GREENE Secretary CAROLYN HAMBY WANDA HAMBY LANDIS HARRISON MAVIS KNIGHT FREIDA MILLER Treasurer DAVID MILLS RUTH MORENTZ EVELYN OSBORNE HILDA PENNELL EDNA SUE PIPES DON ROBBINS GEORGIA ROBBINS NADEAN STORTE KEITH SUDDRETH JOHNNY TURNER LavENTA TUTTLE JEAN WATTS GAIL WINKLER MARLENE WINKLER President SANFORD WOODS J. B. EDWARDS Sponsor 5? M zzz gg A I It-A I , A , is I A ,,,, A , 1- , 4 ,ziif ,. I I x GI S' l -VL 4' 9- th 1 .1 1 1115 0 H f 3 I L . in Q ANL gr - V.- W ma.. IS J 175 ', ff K A 4' ,- , ,Q 1 . f A 'X ,A L X is is V Ivlb g J gm , A I . Wg, KX I .. A A 1 'gl ff . is ' A.Is ..r ' li if 2 33.5525 ODIDICPCO The Commerce Club, consisting of students taking Typing, Bookkeeping and Shorthand, strives to make better Busi- ness Leaders of tomorrow. The project carried on by this club is the publishing of The Eagle's Cry every month. The duty of each member is to be a reporter for the school newspaper and to submit a news article for every edition of The Eagle's Cry. Besides the monthly proj- ect, the club has a yearly project, publishing of the school magazine, Pieces of Four, at the close of each school year. To the Business World we come With arms stretched forward, To reach the goals of tomorrow's leaders. 100