Lillington High School - Footprints Yearbook (Lillington, NC)

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of America FHA is a national organization for students of Home Economics. Honors are earned through work toward Junior, Chapter, and State Homemaker Degrees. We are proud to have sixteen FHAers awarded State De- grees in 1970 and 15 candidates for 1971. Highlights of year are District IV Rally, election of Cynthia Johnson, tea State Historian, Mother-Daughter Banquet, tea at governor’s mansion, State Degrees Candidate’s banquet, State Convention skit, and Nation- al Convention in Kansas City. North Carolina selected ‘‘Tomorrow’s World—Today’s Decision” as theme for year. State projects are “Decisions That Count” and ‘Our World—a Growing Heritage.” Pam Coleman Debbie Taylor Jane Paschal Debbie Black Susan Senter Sue Pate Cindy Bottiglier Brenda Murray Gloria Junkins Frances Davis oe Carmen Sherman Donna Clelland Angela Keith 15

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of America Mfficers: President—Eugene Williams, Vice President—Gary Bullock, Secretaries—Melvia sonnelly, Brenda Spicer, Treasurer—William Tripp, Student Advisors—David Lucas, Bobby AcNeill, Parliamentarian—Donald Johnson, Reporter—Mary Everette, Sentinel—Tony Brown, dvisor—Mr. Brown. Actions speak louder than words. Practice makes perfect!