Ledford High School - Ha-Wa Yearbook (Thomasville, NC)

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C.L. Cox Literary Society The Literary Club is made up of people who are interested in literature and the promotion of it. They worked hard all year on several projects to achieve the goal. They started the year by sponsoring the Halloween Festival. lt included costume competitions, a haunted house, movies, and skits. At Christmas, the members sold Tom Wat to raise money. Several club members attended the musical Scrooge at High Point Col- lege. ln the spring, the club sponsored the annual Literary Festival and went to see The Hollow Crown. Their final project of the year was the publication ofthe literary magazine under the direction of Mrs. Linda Frazier, sponsor. Charles Edwards places apples in the teachers' mailboxes in honor of American Education Week. Llterary Club ISS

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MEMBERS Colton Baker Marc DlPaolo Allcla Harrlss leanle Myers Kelli Balley Teddle Dyson Stephanie Hlne Tami 0'Connor Patrlcla Beck Charles Edwards Donnle lohnson Beth Perryman Robin Boyd Annette Everhart Lisa johnson Allen Plnnlx Susan Brendle Nell Everhart Dawn Kallam Chelle Pugh Matt Bright Sophie Fifer Brad Kearns Gina Pugh Kenny Burgess Kelth Floyd Tammy Kennedy Cheryl Rayfield Bam Corrlgan Klm Hagle Lynn Linthicum Dana Russell Angela Davis Betsy Harrlson Vickl Musselwhlte Thanna Setllff Vern A'Dare Setliff Tonya Walters Annette Weeks Katherine Weeks Gina Welr Linda Frazier - Advisor Linda Klger - Advlsor Officers - Kieth Floyd lsec- retaryj, leanle Myers lvice- presidentl, Charles Edwards ftreasurerj, Allen Pinnix fpresi- dentl, Robin Boyd, Marc DiPaolo, Mr. Michael, and leanie Myers clown around while waiting for refreshments to be served at Halloween. I 54 Literary Club Cheryl Rayfield and Allen Pinnix prepare re- freshments for the tea given for faculty mem- bers during Halloween.

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Beta Club To become a member of the Beta Club, one must be a iunior or a senior with at least a 93.0 grade average. He or she must possess qualities of achievement, good character, and leadership. This year's Beta Club lived up to these standards and more. After a formal tapping and invitation into the club, the new members went through the dreaded initia- tion. This year guests lnew members in costumej included Richard Simmons, Miss Piggy and The Smurf gang along with many more. After the new members were settled, the club be- gan doing what it has a reputation for doing - help- ing others. At Thanksgiving members made fruit bas- kets for needy families. ln December, 5310.00 was collected to buy leg braces for Shannon Scarlett of Thomasville and money was collected for the Christ- mas Cheer Fund. Along with maintaining high academic standards, this group is never short on fun. ln December, they attended the Central District Convention at North Moore High School. While there Ledford's talent group, Dissension, came away with second place in the talent competition. ln February they sold Val-o- grams, which are always a big hit with the students. They also sold doughnuts to help pay their way to the State Convention in Raleigh, which most members attended. Right: Keith Floyd, Vern A'Dare Setliff and Allen Pinnix dress as Smurfs for the Beta Initiation. Below: Senior members. M , '15 ig! -M 'QF A' l56 Beta Club