Oxford High School - Oxonian Yearbook (Oxford, NC)

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if , 'ts' CHRISTINE HICKS Prcaultnt wha Q5 4? wg A r SY LVIA CLARK Reporter L ' '- 1.f'1 ., 5 p cj .arf BETTY LOU RANVLS The Future Homemakers of America's chapter in Oxford is affiliated with the State and National Future Homemakers of America Association. Anyone who has ever been enrolled or is at present enrolled in Home Economics may become a member of the club. The main purposes of the or- ganization are to promote an appreciation q Sylvia Clark, Lucy Oakes, Sandra Day, Linda Reece, Barbara Davis, Christine Hicks, Phyllis Carmichael, IUDITH CURRIN Future l-lomemakcrs . ,Q Q ' - V ice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor if 1 gi MILDRED BROOKS FRANCES CAPPS BETTY JANE YANCEY CAROLYN MQSS Song Leader Recreational Leader Parliamentarian H15-tofzfm of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking and to promote international good will. The club meets three times each month, with two of the meetings held during the school day and the other held at night. The club sponsors local, state, and national projects and attends County, District, and State Rallies. Polly Daniel, Paulette Bfalne, Carolyn WCST, Virginia First row: Phyllis Puckett, Helen Brown, Everlena Aiken Second Trent row: Sybil Averette, Julia Evans, Katherine King Thzrd row Cussie Currin, Frances Capps, Betty Lou Rawls, Judith Cunin Page Twenty Eight Gwen KHOU- MARY LOU MORGAN MRS. LEONARD PRUITT

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Future Teachers of America MRS. MCSWAIN Advisor 9533 'tr , -gy. 1 'A4 5 g, -' Left to right: Bonnie Currin, Treasurer, Eleanor Lewis, Secretary, Betty Daniel, President, Carolyn Vaught, Vice-President. First row, left to right: Patricia Seate, julia Smith, Ann Stovall, Carolyn Brooks, Lynda Lilly. Third row: Judith Currin, Annie Nancy Griffin. Second row: Augusta Burwell, Nancy Hogan, Laura Dixon, Rebecca Cunningham. The Future Teachers of America have as their purpose the furthering of interest in the teaching pro- fession as a vocation. The organization also seeks to inform those who have chosen this profession of con- ditions which contribute to good teaching and ways they can fit themselves to be good teachers. Interest and support of the advancement of education is stressed throughout the membership. Page Twenty-Seven

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1 l l ll 1 s l l of America 'V 'W nm va PE U First row: Priscilla Tippett, Betsy Howard, Flora Watkins. Second row: Mary Lou Mor- gan, Carolyn Moss, Betty DeMent, Betty Jean Minor, Nancy Farabow, Deanie Parrott, Betty lane Yancey. Aa ,r v Betty Howard, Amelia Wheeler, Florance Beasley, Brenda Sanders, Mildred -Q J Brooks, Susan Daniel, Carolyn jones, Wilbra Shearin, Fredia DeMent, Betty 1 . Lou Dean. . A 8 N' 0 , vi-iunnqw ---vw..-' ' -.-9 ', A i-.jgs:.M..- . , A . X Lii'1'f-na'ft- f.,. , , C .f First row: Florence Beasley, Mildred Brooks, Betty Howard, Brenda Sanders, Amelia Wheeler, Betty Lou Dean, Carolyn Jones. Second row: Lucy Oakes, Virginia Trent, Linda Reece, Phyllis Carmichael, Freida DeMent, Susan Daniel, Wilbra Shear-in. Third row: Sandra Day, Polly Daniel, Paulette Brame, Carolyn West, Sylvia Clark, Christine Hicks, Sybil Averette. Fourth row: Betty xf '?'K,, Lou Rawls, Frances Capps, Judith Currin, Katherine King, Helen Brown, Becky DeMent, Fifth row: Gwen Knott, Gussie Currin, Iulia Evans, Flora Watkins, Carolyn Moss, Nancy Farabow, Everlena Aikin. Sixth row: Betsy Howard, Betty DeMent, Betty Iane Yancey, Deanie Parrott, Phyllis Puckett, Priscilla Tippett. Seventh row: Barbara Davis, Mary Lou Morgan, Betty Minor.