North Moore High School - Triumvira Yearbook (Robbins, NC)

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Beta Club l Ad ROW 1, L to R: S. IVIcLaughlin, C. Wooten, V. Williams, R. IVIyrick, J. Hunsucker, IVI. Husseiy, K. Seawell, K. Shields, ROW 2: P. Saunders, K. Lineberry, D. Richar son, S. Ritter, J. Williams, ROW 3: J. Garner, B. Emery, R. Garner, A. Britt, E. Bell, lVIrs. Brewer, P. Boles, IVI. Phillips R. Jessup, C. Enloe, W. Beck, K. IVlonroe, K. Purvis R. Wallace, I. Nall, Burns, J. Booker, sl. Danlap, IVI. Frye, N. Thrailkill, J. Garner, S. Dixon, B. Hussey, K. Short, D. orp is. it if 1 I ' -.iv ' A .fi I if I I t 5 Q H Qzmj ,'i' F' I sss.o ' . SITTING L to R: K. Garner, L. Dunlap, S. Monroe, K. Horner, IVI. Dunlap, C. Lambert, D. Freeman, D. Seawell, L. Upchurch, L. Hussey, R. Robinson, Katrina Davis STANDING, L to R: J. Richardson, T. Clark, G. Lassiter, Brady, J. Hunsucker, S. Parker, W. lVIcDuffie, IVI. Frye, NI. Holden, A. Ritter, D. Smith, J. Peace, J. Powers, G. Kennedy, T. Forrest, P. Caviness.

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Aerospace Aerospace Education is an novative enrichment course signed to provide the student with 1 awareness of the impact of nation and space development on e individual and society, now and the future. lt represents an quiry into the history of aviation, rodynamics, meteorology, ivigation, flight physio ogy, radio lmmunications, aerospace careers, id other related subjects. The lurse Erexares students not only r the . .A. written examination it is of general educational value. dy Britt, Gary Comer to R: Terry Purvis, Barlw Nall, 1 ' , r. cLendon. Marshalls Judy Hunsuc-lcer, Chief Donna Richardson Kinza Lineberry Janette Williams Ronnie Wallace Rhonda Garner Debra Phillips Glenn Dunlap Greg Burns She ia lVlcLaughlin Charline Wooten Bradley Hussey Minnie Hussey Connie Enloe Kim lVlonroe Sandra Ritter Boyd Cockman Neill Thrailkill Phillip Boone Sherrill Dixon Quill And Scroll Quill and Scroll, an International Honorary Society for High School Journalists, was organized April 10, 1926, lay a group of high school a visors for the purpose of encouraging and rewarding individual achievement in jlournalism and allied fields. he Society has always taken an active part in raising standards in its fields and in directing the course of high school journalism.

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The Cecil E. Hackney Chapter of the National Beta Club has been very active this year. As a way of saying thanks, the club Presented the maids and the custodian fruit baskets at Thanksgiving. ln early December, the Betas ce ebrated Christmas with a delicious spaghetti dinner. February was a very busy month. Witw the help of the 33 new members, the club sold candy as a money-making project. In late February, the N.IVl. Beta Club attended the District Beta Meeting in Trinity. The club is very proud of Ronnie Wallace, who was elected as the 1977-78 District President. Connie Enloe was elected by Ronnie to serve as treasurer. For the first time, the l District Beta Club meeting will be held at North Moore i next year. In April, 43 members attended the State T Beta Convention is Asheville. Leaving on the 15th, the members were full of energ but on returning the 17th, everyone was exhaustecll On IVIay 31, we had a cookout for all of the members. ,, , ' 5 Fi I' 1 , W , , X .14 Q kk4,, fe f t if sr. 'fl ' i if , N' :.k 1' , 1. - V ,,,, K I . V 9. A ' 7 i . K' 'Y EAP: K ' rf I V V .. .i 1 3 , i . - X fi .. .Q my , .I vi I. to R: Sheila McLaughlin, Secretary, Ina Jean Nall, President, IVlrs. Brewer, Advisor, Karen Seawe I, Treasurer, Neil Thrailkill, Vice Pres. 61