Old Fort High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Old Fort, NC)

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Each year the F.T.A. awards a scholarship to a senior student wishing to enter the teaching profession. The recipient of the current award is Nancy Smith, now enrolled as a freshman at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Serving the club in the capacity of leadership are the following: SEATED: Peggy Lackey, president; Mrs. Marston, sponsor; Joan Mason, vice-president. STANDING: Mary Ann Walker, librarian; Elaine Robertson, parliamentarian; Cheryl Davis, song leader; Sandra Smith, secretary; Judy Allison, historian; Judy Jenkins, treasurer; and Sandra Knupp, reporter. Future Teachers of America Looking forward to a career in teaching are: STANDING: Sarah Effler, Shirley Jenkins, John McEntire, Sue Davis, Cheryl Davis, Joan Mason; FIRST ROW (reading back to front): Peggy Lackey, Rita Silver, Sandra Knupp, Toni Teague; SECOND ROW: Nancy Knupp, June Padgett, Sandra Smith, Judy Allison, Brenda Whittington; THIRD ROW: Calvin McKelvey, Elaine Robertson, Mary Ann Walker, Lavonne Connor, Judy Jenkins; FOURTH ROW: Margie Bean, Sharon Johnson, Margaret Smith, Gail Baker, Catherine Robinson. 29

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Beta Club members encourage scholarship, leadership and achievement by setting a good example. Back to front, FIRST ROW: Rita Silver, Ronnie Nodine, Peggy Lackey, John McEntire, Sandra Knupp; SECOND ROW; Toni Teague, Helen Cosgrove, Sarah Effler, Danny Willis, Coy Davis, Ralph Willis. Beta Club For its major project, the Beta Club has decided to donate $50 to the Good Neighbor ' s Scholarship at Montreat -Ander- son College, Sponsored by local business- men, the full-tuition scholarship is award- ed to a local senior who meets the scholastic requirements set up by the scholarship board. The Christmas spirit, caroling, and good food helped to make the Beta party a memorable one. Mrs. Shiflet, Beta sponsor, discusses plans for the Beta project with Virginia Burnette, president; Rita Silver, secretary-treasurer; Sandra Knupp, vice-president; Anita Allison, reporter. 28

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F.H.A. These members will be well prepared to face the responsibilities which they will have to assume as homemakers of the future. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Glover, sponsor, Judy Jenkins, Anita Allison, Frances Pittman, Jeanette Lewis, Barbara Plemmons, Kathy Jones, Frances Lytle, Sandra Knupp, Bonnie Harris. SECOND ROW: Sue Davis, Sharon Johnson, Jewell Effler, Catherine Robinson, Sandra Smith, Jane Nichols, Linda Lytle, Pat Grindstaff , Libby Piercy, Peggy Lackey. THIRD ROW: Mickie Ann Johnson, Gail McGinnis, Cheryl Davis, Sharon Hendley, Linda Wilson, Mary Ann Walker, Elaine Robertson, Linda Caplan, Pat Elliott, Helen Cosgrove. FOURTH ROW: Joan Caplan, Pat Elliott, Helen Cosgrove. FOURTH ROW: Joan Gillispie, Linda Morris, Sharon Barry, Jo Lytle, Kaye Arney, Brenda Whittington, Brenda Bartlett, Kaye Allison, Gayle Stevens, Cynthia Tilson. FIFTH ROW: Opal Grant, Joan Mason, Jean Mason, Gail Baker, Margaret Smith, Janice Evans, Carol Allison, Judy Allison, Vivian Simmons. Preparation and dis- tribution of fruit baskets to the sick and needy per- sonify the Christmas spirit for F.H.A. mem- bers. Guiding the club toward the achievement of its goals are Sandra Knupp, historian; Joan Mason, president; Cheryl Davis, songleader; Sharon Hendley, reporter; Judy Jenkins, secretary; Vivian Simmons, parliamentarian; Anita Allison, treasurer; Mrs. Sue Glovier, sponsor. Preparing to eat their lunch, several members relax after the morning session of the F.H.A. District Rally at Mars Hill Col- lege.