Patrick Henry High School - Patriot Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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AA. 'r -is Emily Hale, Elizabeth Cayton, secretary, and l-lygd Hardin, vice president, lead a discussion on club responsibilities, me ,Q Jiw Presented by President Emily Hale, Miss Bailey, sponsor, reads the schedule for the state convention held on November 20-2l, F.T.A.ers Now Teach at R.C. One day a week this year on study hall time, members ot the Future Teachers of America as- sisted instructors at Raleigh Court Elementary, During Na- tional Education Week, the F.T.A. honored the faculty with a tea. Patrick Henry's Future Teachers benefited by attending the state F.T,A, convention and the annual city-wide dinner. This year's members were A. Bennett, M, Board, B. Bowers, B. Burrows, N. Carter, S. Carter, E. Cayton, A, Copenhaver, N. Dickerson, L. Farris, A. Frazier, E. Hale, A. Haley, E. Hardin, B, Hilts, E. Holdren, C. Hoover, J, Hoover, G, Kelley, P. Kiley, L. Lee, M, Lemon, P. Martin, C, Meier, P. Nuckols, A, Peterson, S. Slusher, E, Snapp, C. Woolley. Nancy Dickerson, Elizabeth Cayton, and Libby Holdren arrange the cups and saucers for the Faculty Tea on November ll, 68

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1 ei- David McCall, president Connie Cormack secretary Mary Young Senior advisor and Mary Nininger, vice president arrange a Red Cross bulletin board in McQuillen Hall Red Cross Gffers Service Giving two parties at the Vet- erans Hospital, a Valentine party for retarded children, and sponsor- ing high school Blood Donor Days on Oct. 24th and April l7th kept P.H.'s Red Cross chapter busy serv- ing others. Several Red Cross mem- bers attended conventions: last summer Mary Nininger attended the Eastern Area Leadership Con- vention at Hood College, Mary Young and David McCall, the Virginia R.C. Convention, and four, the city-wide Leadership Conven- tion. Faculty advisors were Mrs. Tice and Mrs. Brooks. Mary Young, president of the City-County Red Cross chapter, asks Mr. W. Raymond Conner to denote blood for the youth sponsored Blood Donor Day on April l7 He accepted her invitation.

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C F.H.A. Means Preparation The ideas of personal growth and community service domina- ted program planning this year for the Future Homemakers of America. Among the favorite topics for discussion were Christ- mas decorations, beauty tips, modeling, teen values, and safety in the home. The FHA en- tertained the children at the Baptist Home with a Valentine party. F. H. A. members were K. Arrington, B. Bailey, S. Caldwell, J. Carroll, E. Carter, P. Carter, R. Crook, C. Dabney, D. Deans, P, Fitch, D. Hannabass, J. Heck, B. l-lilts, J. Hoover, G. Keaton, S. Lowe, J. Macy, J. Pratt, S. Teveri, G. Toler, J. Wilbur, L. Wright, P. Richardson. Phyllis Richardson, vice presi- dent, and Debbie Deans, presi- dent, glance through a pro- gram booklet tor new ideas. A x i Q llifif .,, . H , rl'-R ' . T A ,ge ,axis af, qt., ir-ag,.,af ,jr 6 :yr I' .,' ,bu n . J -its 'f MN-'1.. i FH v:?wx :-I Darlene Hannabass, treasurer, and Kathy Arrington, secre- tary, plan for a degree com- mittee meeting. Members plan a coffee in gg honor of the guidance de- , f partment for F.H.A. week, 1 f April 4- i o. ..,mTNN-Q55