North Rowan High School - Northern Lights Yearbook (Spencer, NC)

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E' x sc .9 Jlcyflub Promotes C brzstzan Standards Grgger Kumball Second row Rrchard Corley Jrmmy Young John Ramsey Thurd row Toby Morgan Blaur Stratford Warren Beck Rrchard Davns Bully Kearns Fourth row Roger Mrlls Neal Medmger Phrllrp Blackmon Ronnie Mrller Melvrn McGee Danny Eller Bobby James Frtth row Dwight Bowler Dennls Goodman J Henry Barrrnger Harold Campbell Andy Thompson Wlllram Noles Charles Call Ronme Steelman Larry Turner Curry Krnder Usrng nts motto Clean Speech Clean Thought Clean Actions and Clean Scholar age a hugh standard ot Christian lrvlng at North Rowan The club completed nts ser vrce progect by sharing the responslbrlrty ot mornrng devotions wlth Its sister club the Trl Hr Y In order to tulflll Its World Servrce pledge the club sold mrnts to rarse funds As a contrnuatron ot Its yearly pro rect the Hr Y sent two ottrcers to the Hr Y camp at Blue Ridge The members ot the Hn Y have shown throughout the year the true Chrrstlan sprrlt that forms the basis tor the Hr Y Club Ronme Steelman chaplarn Danny Eller treasurer Dennrs Goodman secretary Warren Beck presndent John Srkes vrce presrdent I I I I l I 1 D . 1 I ' ' ' . I I I . . I I I I ' ' ' II -T 1 1 1 ' ship -the Hi-Y Club has strived to encour- I I , ' : , 1 '

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N-Y' In order To assrsT :Ts members and oThers rn The under Tand Ing and accepTance oT ChrlsTlan prlnclples and an Th llvrng of Chnshan lwes The TRI HI Y sTrove Toward hugh :deals using as :Ts gunde The naTronal purpose To creaTe marnTann and exTend ThroughouT The home school and communuTy hgh sTandards of ChrrsTuan characTer The TRI r-llY proved Ts worTh as a servrce club Through eferal proIecTs The chnef of whuch were The soonsorshup of Clean Speech We lc and The presenTaTuon oT a Trophy To The mosT valuable play r on The gurls baskeTball Team Dunng The unsTallaTron of officers and new members The club s slogan Pure ThoughTs pure words and pure acTnons was explained To The sTude TT body JM aa '14 gm Extends C191 zstzan Ideals rg-3 new gv T W The old Q' A and fuwxq V ,,i fl1u,gEg K la,- l E ri g 1 Ic'?il!'F.15E'1f5e?Yjl' 1 1 me 0, on 3 1 'T 4 w 1 . T' will r The New

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W-1 is W7 lub Boosts School Spzrzt 15.2911 .1101 iii Linda Kllllan Raye Sharpe Bobby Caddell Phgllnp Blackmon Curry Krlder Roger Thomas Eddle Hoover Dwnght Bowler Neal Mednnger Donnue lacobs Paul Love Blll Thompson John Lannlng Charles Everson Bobby Kluttz lacky Camp Melvin Ott James Eagle Jerry Inge Duane Poole Sue Adams Sue Wulson Bullue Sharpe Bobby Brandt Tommie Agner Roger Adams Richard Jones Wmdsor Eagle Andy Thompson Mllton Gosney Larry Thomason Robert Myers During the first full year of operation the Varsity Club firmly established Itself as one of the schools most actuve organazatuons In order to purchase lackets and sweaters for Sensor lettermen the club had to ranse a large sum of money Durung the year they sponsored several prolects whlch were well received bv the students A powder puff football game a faculty student basketball game and the sale of basketball ribbons helped to boost school sparut and to orovnde the club mth financnal resources Wundsor Eagle presldent Coach Barber advlsor Mllton Gos ney, vlce presldent, L'nda Kllluan, secretary, Jack Camp, treasurer : 1 . ' I y .N 'fmf..-1. C' N Qt' n I s f , K .S 5 , f A ,. , . . . . hr' I H V., s Qfaaesriaffa.-V sf' I ' , as , 'J' 1 4, ,Q , A X, . V 'E 5 , .A , . . V - , . f -' ', .Mfg ' Ln .A .f E . ,,,-- 3 'Q' ' . ' rv- 'S 'X , 4 W, - U. ' .sf Q v ' ,, gn, 3 ., V A , ' T' 1 ' A 5, I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' E Y- ?, . I ' y v , B a n A 1 ' ix . . , . . . . T -at A - - N . Q X g q by t.- k . . 4 r ' I . . lf I . - I - I . 9 Q 1 . x . . 1 I 1 I ' - . I . I