North Brunswick High School - Scorpio Yearbook (Leland, NC)

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YOUTH COU CIL +5 M C00 fs 6 QF 'VN Cllv' An effective way for students to speak out on political issues is through the youth council. The North Brunswick chapter was started last year. North's chapter is affiliated with the state youth council. Members of the youth council are eligible to participate on task forces at the state level. In the pictures on page 75, members are shown in the conference room. Youth council members are enthusiastic.

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FUTURE TEACHERS CF AMERICA i Mrs. Gussie Mapson is the advi- sor of the Future Teachers of America Club. The FTA is in- deed one of the oldest clubs in North Carolina education cir- cles. Of course, the objective of the club is to inspire young peo- ple to enter the field of educa- tion as future teachers. At North Brunswick, the FTA has been an active, thriving club since the school opened in 1972. The club functions like most others - electing a slate of offi- cers every year. And there are various projects carried out throughout the school year. Mrs. Mapson is always willing to give extra time to the club as exemplified by the photo taken in her cubicle.

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MERPUIS NEW PROFESSIONALS' ICT VICA The ICT VICA chapter is extremely active. During the past four years, the club has produced three state champions in employee competency and radio-TV repair contests at state conferences. During the year, the ICT VICA chapter conducted Thanksgiving and Christmas projects. At Thanksgiving, food was given to needy families. Toys were given to children with special needs. Mr. Cox and Mrs. Thayer are the ICT VICA advisors. The officers are shown on this page with the national VICA emblem. ICT VICA members wear special tee-shirts.