Henry County High School - Reflector Yearbook (McDonough, GA)

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J. ly u . I 1 FIRST ROW: B. Owens, president: C. Carmichael. vice-president: J. Turner. secretary: R Westmoreland. treasurer: N. Carmichael. SECOND ROVV: D. Bond. N. Ogleshy. A. Rape M. McGarity. K. S. Chappel. S, Mobley. M. Estes. C. Durden, E. Price, S. Ifvans, N Cothran. THIRD ROVV: P. Goodman. J. Brown. S. Mohley. I.. Knowles, VV. Morris. C Henderson, S. Floyd. N. Chambers, M. Duffy, S. Sage. J. Hammock. G. Tingle. Mrs. Hinton adviser. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Ogleshy. arlviserl C. Sims. K. Colvin. C. A. Carrnichael E. Durden. P. Brannan. M. VVilson. R. johnson. A. Dunlap, G. Blissit, P. Sowell. XY. Carver V. Gasses, I7. Crumbley. FIFTH ROW: R Goodwin, B. Shaw, S. Thurman, S. linker. D Fargason. A. Henry, P. Pullin. M. Sims. S. McWaters, E. Bryant, I.. lNIor,f1an, G. Cham- blee, L. Reagan. JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y The Iunior Tri-Hi-V is a Christian organization for Freshmen and Sophomore girls. One project undertaken this year was flistrihution of fruit haskets to shut-ins at Tlianksgiving. The Tri-Hi-V purpose is to maintain and extend throughout the home, school,anrl community, high stanrlarrls of Christian character. The officers are Bess Owens. president: Carol Carmichael, vice- presidentg lane Turner, secretaryg Rena VW-stmorelancl. treasurer: anrl Nonie Carmichael, chaplain. Mrs. liiarhara Hinton is the cluh adviser. MRS. HINTON

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MRS. JOHNSON F. B. L. A. 1- . . . ff The Future Business Leaders of America is a UT ! club composed of girls taking a commercial course. B USMSS The organization seeks to develop competent, aggres- Mons sive business leadership, develop characterg and Mcmcn foster patriotism. Q Included in the club's projects for the year is the awarding of cer- tificates to those students passing five minute takes in shorthand at 60, 80, 100, and 120 words per minute. The club will also make a contri- bution toward payment for the school's athletic bus. The senior members of the club assist the teachers by typing and duplicating tests, letters, and business forms. FIRST ROW: T. Goggans, president, E. Moseley, lst vice-president, G. Hammock, 2nd vice-president, N. Eskew, secretaryg D. Floyd, treasurer: G. Miller, reporter. SECOND ROW: J. A. Hammock, N. Scott, G. Ellenburg, P. Singley, J. Dobbins, F. Hinton, J. Lyle, A. Rutledge, G. Cleveland, S. Miller. P. Sanders, N. Brannan. THIRD ROVV: N. Tant, M. Skelton, M, Cates, L. Crumbley, E. J. Rosser. S. McClendon, P. Tingle. M. VVilson. S. Foster, L. Sherwood, E. Strickland, M. Grice, F. Higdon, Mrs. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: N. Wyatt, J. L. Hensley, N. Rodgers, M, L. Floyd, A. Wilder, A. Lilly, J. E. Evans, O. Weldon, N. Brannan, E. E. McCarter, A. Austin, M. Biles. K .-1 . M' M JW Mele-A 1-'S-1S'LiAssw Jil-Siam. at .- sf.: ...J I?'5'!eL-m.:.sit

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HLY The Hi-Y Club is based on Christian char acter. The purpose is to create, maintain, and establish hifrh ideals of Christianitv in the school and home Among other projects, the club sent two delegates to the H1 Y Youth Conference in Atlanta this year. Bohler, chaplain. The sponsor is Coach Norman Fowler CoAcI-I FONVLER FIRST ROW: R. Greer, J. Little, D. Howard, D. Bohler, R. Reagan. SECOND ROVV: T. Moore, J. Carlton, V. Kelly, C. Elliott, C. Floyd, H. Mann, J. Lunsford. D. Collins, R Brandon, G. Moore, R. Strawn THIRD ROVV: N. Fowler, Sponsor: E. Reeves, D. Strawn K. Dunn, H. Parker, M. Patrick, N. Moore, C. VVatson, L. Meeks, R. Pritchett, G. Cochran, A. Willard. N X The present officers are: Ronnie Greer, president: 'Toe I ittle xice presidentg Ramon Reagan. secretaryg Dan Howard,tre'1 mer Donnie