Louisburg High School - Circle Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

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FHA The Future Homemakers of America, advised by Mrs. Leonard, sought “to contribute to the joys and satisfactions of family living” by engaging in studies and projects during the year. In October, the FHA’ers attended the district rally in Durham. In May, the club mem- bers will attend the State Conven- tion in Raleigh at Memorial Audi- torium. For Christmas, favors were made for the hospital trays. In the fall, an initiation hayride and picnic was given. DRUM MAJOR: Carolyn Denton FHA CLUB; ROW 1 - Mrs. Marjorie Leonard, sponsor, Shelton, Griffin, Best, Freeman, Beasley, Mrs. Jones, sponsor. ROW 2 - Forsythe, Proctor, Ayscue, Shillington, Mullen, Kerley, Best, Merritt, Bumgarner. ROW 3 - Kimball, Perdue, Smith, Edwards, O’Neal, Medhn, Faulkner, Fuller, Riggan. ROW 4 — Caldwell, Tharrington, Phelps, Denton, Strickland, Shearin. ROW 5 - Baldwin, Merritt, Ball, Bailey, Beaseiey, Merrill. ROW 6 Strickland, Patterson, Hayes, Dickerson, Strickland, Wrenn, Strickland. Majorettes MAJORETTES: Lou Roberson, Head Majorette, Lou Merritt, Gwen Ball, Cindy Schubart, Deborah Boyd.

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FBLA The Future Business Leaders of America is an organization com- posed of those students partici- pating in some business course. The FBLA strives to produce more efficient and capable business lead- ers. Each year the FBLA enters competition with other clubs in the state and has brought honors to Louisburg. FBLA CLUB: ROW 1 - Mrs. Jeanette Arnold, sponsor, Johnson, Saunders, Ball, King, McDonald, Beasley. ROW 2 - Forsythe, Ayscue, Roberson, Bumgarner, Best, Merritt, Best. ROW 3 - Phelps, Wrenn, Wrenn, Marks, Proctor, O’Neal. ROW 4 - Harper, Person, Wrenn, Ball, Strickland, Nelms. VICA To be eligible for mem- berslhp in VICA one must take ICT. The club is headed by Mr. Tommy Greenway. The organization promotes goodwill between the working students and their employers. Also included are sessions which cover each student’s job. Work relations are studied and problems which may arise are discussed. VICA: STANDING - Tillotson, Joyner, Hutchinson, Mr. Tommy Greenway, sponsor, Tippett. SEATED - Strickland, Cash, Park.

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FF A The Future Farmers of Ameri- ca is composed of all boys that are interested in the course from grades nine through twelve. The main aspects of the club cover courses in welding, farming, and mechanics. Through a textbook designed especially to teach these varied fields, the boys acquire a firm background for future life. FFA CLUB; ROW 1 — Bryant, Keith, Mann, Taylor, Austin, McKnight, Perry, Spivey. ROW 2 — Hayes, Kearney, Jones, Hilliard, Richardson, Hartsfield. ROW 3 — Shearin, Johnson, Hilliard, Macon, Perry. ROW 4 - Patterson, Austin, Harris, Portis, Lester, Thomas. ROW 5 — Johnson, Brodie, Epps, Daniels, Height. ROW 6 - Perry, Perry, Perry, Hartsfield, Kelly, Williams. ROW 7 - Rodgers, Wilkins, Hayes, Hunt, Ruffin, Bowden, Hayes, Brodie, Strickland, Burrel, Hilliard, Cofield. T l: S EATED - Lester, Bowden, Thomas, Hunt. STANDING Wilkins, Lester, Hilliard, Ruffin, Parker. T I Trades and Industries is es- pecially designed for students not planning to enter college. It is under the leadership of Mr. James Parker. After com- pleting the course of studies, the students are skilled for varied positions in trades and industries.