Mount Tabor High School - Ananke Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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A stitch in TIME... QT' Y' Gam I. A ad L.. First row U. to r.j: Karen Shimkouiak, Marsha Suharski, Vicki Jones. Second row: Cathy Cherry, Pam Cartner, Janice Connor, Kathy Davey, Lynn Moir, Patti Smith. Third row: Eugenia Lanier, Carol Haines, Sarah Clontz, Ann Pace, Connie Hogue, Joyce Miller, Libby Brammer, Sammy Jochum, Linda Lanier, Cecilia Wall, Carol Bullard, Martha Jane Helms. CONOMQ-5 Q 0 G ,ie 4 The aim of the members of the l-lome Economics Club of Mt. Tabor is to improve them- selves by practicing and demonstrating their abilities in home and com- munity activities. The members held two money raising projects early in the year. The first project vvas a bake sale. A Fall and Win- ter Fashion Shovv was' given in the school auditorium. Officers il. to r.l: Glenda Bur- nette, vice-president, Mrs. Wal- trip, sponsor, Debbie Squires, president, Becky Hernsmith, assistant secretary, Mary Dolan, treasurer, Sharon Smitherman, secretary. Home Economics Club 71

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All Things Helpless . I lg I have seen a young bird Q I Q X E of . On a white cloth upon the grass. X I I I Q I 1, I jig He had fallen from a nest, and a man made careful I i I , ll ,l N Use df his hands to help him. I I i I .I if But the bird froze, after a time. I 3 I R I never knew how he fell, I I i i I Yet I knew of his death I t Y I I I it And his little bones and pink neck. I . I . I Nature is bigger than one life. .. I I 3 I , I ' R . I Somehow, though, a bird's song seems different I i I I ,I I now. I I I 1 I I I L I I I I I , I I I I have seenayoung child Q I i I I On a white cloth upon the grass. 5 I I I I' ,I He had fallen by a hut, and a man made careful I I L i !, 2 2 Use of his hands to help him. I g 1 I Q Butthe childdied,afteratime. W I I 5 I I w I 'I I never knew who shot him, I I I , 3 I I ' But I knew df his death I I g s , I I D I And his tiny hands and dark eyes. i ' I I I War is bigger than one life . .. ' I I S I I Somehow, though, a chiId's voice seems different , now. i I BILL MONTGOMERY E I if I Mr. Russell Brantley, author, speaks to students Society assembly. in Literary I if I.: at c Q , N cl? A35 ,---! 'E Officsrs til. to r.l: IVlr. Watterson, sponsor, Carl Nisbet, treasurer, Cynthia Clontz, secretary, Gary lVIIIIer, vice-president, G presi en . 70 Liter an y Society If' I ordon Bell,

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TIME is wisely spent in constructive endeavors I I V .3 A.. ttt . -T gg A 1 lVlrs. Schroeder, D.E. Club sponsor, instructs stu- Induction of DE. Club OtflCerS. dents in business techniques. ggi Newly inducted officers ofthe D.E. Club. The D.E. Club combines school work with after-school jobs. The club sells Area Code-Zip Code Directories as well as Tom- Wat merchandise. The club held a shopping evaluation survey to find out the buying habits of the lVlt. Tabor student body. A fashion shovv, sponsored by the Anchor Company, was pre- sented at school. 72Dtlt Ed t Clb Marilyn Key, D.E. Club Svveet heart.