Pearisburg High School - Peariscope Yearbook (Pearisburg, VA)

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3.M.A The “Future Homemakers of America’’ is open to all students of Home Economics. The members learn all the proper ways of home-making and have many varied activities, which in- clude puplic exhibits of the projects planned and completed, service to the community in preparing a Christmas box for a needy family, and recreational meetings. One of bur great activities this year was presenting a United Nations Flag to the school. OFFICERS . President ........... Beverly Morris Vice-President ..... Dorothy Whittaker Secretary. Sara Dennis Treasurer .Freda Stafford Historian .Joyce McElrath Reporter .... Parliamentarian Song Leader . . . Chaplain . . . . . Pianist ...... Sponsor . . . . . Phyllis Walters . . Phyllis Martin Margaret Johnston . . Helen Farewell .... Betty White . . . Mrs. Wheeler Betty Albert N anc y Carr Ann Cor ell Betty Corell Betty Cumbee Mary Cummingham Shirley Brumfield Irma Izon Mary Frances Paxton Mary Sadler Juanita Santolla Nancy Stafford Barbara Stump Virginia Thornhill Betty Lou Anderson MEMBERS Jeanette Compton Shirley Ernest Helen Farewell Patsy Fuller Betsy Goad Clarice Link Phyllis Martin Shelby Mutter Bonnie Munsey Betty Jean Peters Edith P off Becky Price Barbara Price Wanda Price Betty Ray Betty Ratcliffe Bobby Sue Reed Joyce Robertson Freda Stafford Betty White Virginia Wise Joyce McElrath Beverly Morris Dorothy Whittaker Sara Dennis Marion Ernest Margaret Johnston F annie Ratcliffe Betsy Stafford Phyllis Walters

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7J.A The primary aim and purpose of the Future Farmers of America is the development of Agricultural leadership, co-operation, and citizenship. Any boy 1 4 to 21 years of age, who is studying Vocational Agriculture, may become a member of the F . F . A. There are four degrees in the F. F. A. ‘ ‘Green Hand ’ ’ “Chapter Farmer” ‘ ‘State F armer ’ ’ “American Farmer” OFFICERS President . . . . Vice President Secretary « . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter , . . . Sentinal „ . . . . Advisor . . . . . . . . Danny Kidd . . Phillip Powell Bernard Journell . .Walter Givens John Henry Peck . Roger Journell Richard E. Rhea Henry Canode Nathan Gilmer Donald Journell Harley Smith Mike Givens James Woods Rayburn Fisher Donald J ohnston Robert Thompson MEMBERS George Hedrick Bobby Grotty William Gusler Gary Gene Martin Howard Poff Graham Blevens David Harrel Roger Journell Ronny Walters Sammy Raynes Tommy Starnes Phillip Stafford Paul Thompson Carl Vest Russel Davis John Earl Hudson Bane Stafford Charles Wiley ; L

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Q.A.A The Girls’ Athletic Association was organized October 6, 1953. The purpose of the club is to promote better sportsmanship and to take part in activities to earn points for a letter. Each month the G.A.A. sponsors a recreation night for the students. Rec reation night con- sists of games and dancing. After the meetings, which are held the first Monday of every month, the club members go to the movie. This is one of the ways to earn points. The G.A.A. is a good opportunity for girls interested in athletics. President Jane Painter Vice-President Susie Thomas Secretary-Treasurer Peggy Carr Historian Goldie Szabat Sponsor Miss Bieterman Reva McElrath Sally Mason Donna Brotherton Phyllis Walters Irma Izon Ann Correll Barbara Dawson Betty Lou Anderson Bunny Eaton Betty Jane Ray Fannie Ratcliff Betty Ratcliff Patsy Fuller Mary Frances Paxton Peggy Kirkbride Betty Sue Correll MEMBERS Sara Dennis Margaret Johnston Joyce Booth Beverly Morris Virginia Wise Marion Ernest Clarice Link Mary Miles Harris Betsy Stafford Kay Owen Donna Clarkson Jean Hudson Shelbie Moye Dorothy Whittaker Janet Evans Shirley Earnest Jean Johnston Charlotte Johnston Alma Pettit Betsy Goad Betty White Jo Ann Witten Nina Bales Edith Poff Juanit Santolla Bonnie Munsey Joyce Robertson Nancy Douthat Dixie Herring Wanda Price Mary Jane Moye Janice Davis