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Gur newest club was the Future Business Leaders of America. Officers of the F. B. L. A. ga i ne d valuable experience by . doing work in the office. Left to right: Mary Ann Crump fTreas- urerj, Rebecca Taylor fSecre- taryj, Miss Mabel Conley QSponsorj, Mrs. Toye Allen fSponsorQ, Janice Jones fVice- Presidentj, and Glenn Hull fPresidentJ. First of its kind to be organized at I-I.I-I. S. this year was the Future Business Leaders of America, composed of those students who had had or were enrolled in at least three comm e rc i al courses. These included Shorthand I and II, Typing Iand II, and bookkeeping. Mr. john Clawson, an F.B.L.A. sponsor, displayed one of the many first drafts of the school seal turned in by the school's artists to the members. First row, left to right: Mary Frances Moore, Sherry Bush, Anne Kincaid, Shelia Phillips, Tressie I-Iall, Blanca Lozano, Bobbie I-Iicks, Virginia Wilcox, Ginger Warlick, Pat Winkler, and Linda Ingle. Second row: ,A I W 4, , 'A' 05 , W5 Projects for the new club were school and to send questionnaires to graduates of recent years, attempting a survey of the Hudson High School curriculum to see if our school is really meeting the needs of our graduates. to purchase a seal for our Barbara I-Iolman, Rebecca McGee, Linda Morrison, Linda Watson, Betty I-Iollar, Rachel Ingle, Diane Annas, and Janie Moore. Third row: Shirley Miller, jo Anne Saunders, Dave Annas, Robert Smith, Betty Frady, Evelyn Keller, judy Gibson, and Brenda Sigmon. 'THEY W1 H 'f 'II X ' 51? u
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Beta Club members strived to do their best In scholastic advancement. New club members looked on, hoping that they, too, would wear the golden tassel of the Beta Club. Left to right: Mr. jerry Austin QSponsorj, Daniel Miller, Dennis Triplett, Miss Martha Sherrill fSponsorj, Ann Hatley, Frances Hayes, Sandra Cloer, Carolyn Marshall, julia Greene, Mary Evelyn Andrews, Melodie Kirschner, jane I-luss, Ann Price, Geneva Blalock, Linda Morrison, and Brenda Smith. Ll 5 4 - Beta officers at their usual business. . . the pursuit of knowl- edge. Left to right: Tom I-I a as QVice-Presidentj, Mike Hines QPresidentj, Rachel Ingle QTreasurerj, and S andra Holm an fSecretaryj. To become a member in the Beta Club, one must have an average of 90, no less than A minus on conduct, and a worthy character. Our names were submitted to the club by the faculty at the end of our sophomore year. We 'were voted on and then inducted as members. As our projects this year, we chose the following: Dorothy Gragg Scholarship Fund, a car wash, and sponsorship of the junior Beta Club at the I-Iudson Elementary School. This year we elected Miss Martha Sherrill as a new advisor to our club. She and Mr. Jerry Austin served Lmselfishly as our mentors throughout the year. Beta Club members gave of their time for the annual car wash to provide money for the year's club activities. Left to right: Melvin Whisnant, - Ann Miller, Don Beane, Candace Baker, and Larry Shook.
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f' Y Besides directing the band, Mr. Maxie Beaver Qjunior band director, and Mr. Robert Love Qsenior band directorj give much of their time to the improvement of the musical standards of the band. Band For the first time in its history the Hudson High School Band received a superior rating last spring at the state band contest in Greensboro, North Carolina. With our honored position came in- vitations to appear in many parades.Besides the local parades,We marched in the Shrine Bowl Parade in Charlotte and represented Caldwell County at the Dixie-Classics Fair in Winston-Salem. By performing at each football game, we added pep and enthusi- asm to all. We endeavored to remain a superior band by beginning dili- gent practice early in August. During summer band, we elected T o m m y Macchia, Pr e s i d e n tg Paul Robbins, Vice-President, Theresa Roberts, Secretary-Treasurer, Frances Hayes, Librarian, and Mike Hines, Reporter. These officers maintained discipline and aided us in making decisions. Band members helped build school spirit by 'ff 1 playing the Alma Mater at the pep rallies. , VV 4 sv L, Q, A .. 4' i f J :Qi Majorettes got in some extra practice in the band building just before half time. Left to right: W and a johnson, Theresa Roberts, Betsy Shoun Qalternatej, Beth Phillips Qalternatej, jane I-Iuss, f and Gail Carlton.
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