Reid Ross High School - Rohian Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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Hi-Y Hi-Y. is the malt chapter of Y-clufis. This is a community service cluh and it strives to develop a strong Christian character in today ' s youth. Hi-Y annually sponsors the student- faculty baskethall game and participates in many school and community projects during the year. The iluh ' s advisor is Don Landreth. OFFICERS; O. Loflin-Sec.. J. EllLs-Pres., C. Locus-V Pres R McCiints— Treas., (Nol pictured Sgt. at Arms, J. Allen) iHt How V l.rw,v T H«yr.. O Loftin. ( ' . Unye.. M. Scott. V.. T,llrr . E. McDuffio. 2nd Row: Adv.sor Mr. L.indroth J Ellis R OrRaiii aliims ri.l

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Health Careers Club a Wilson J! alty Soloms Bill Yaoiis- D. Gillespe. R. Gill, S. Adams, R. Young, M. Ellis, A. Pickins, A. Gadsden, F. Smith, D. Hempstead, B. McDonald, V. Pitteford, A. Smith, B. Brannock, S. Wesley, W. Copeland, T. Gatewood — Advisor, W. Bame. The Reid Ross Health Careers Club has been very active this year. One of their money making projects was participating in a school barbecue. Their biggest project this year was the club awareness week. A speaker came to discuss Sickle Cell and testing for it was done. An ambulence was at the school another day and on display for students. Members of the student and Faculty had their blood pressure taken by H02 students. The week ended with representatives of FTl coming to the school. In March of this year four members will be going to the state convention. The HCC advisor is Mrs. T. Gatewood. Vice President; B. Tregaskas Secretary: V. Copeland Treasurer: D. Hempstead President: J. Allen Historian : A. Pickens Sgt. at Arms: R. Young Organizations 53

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I Honor Society r ■es., R. No honor or responsibility conferred by the school excels that represented by the National Honor Society. The Honor Society looks upon education as a total product measured by the four dimensions of life: Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. Here at Reid Ross, a grade point average of 92 must be reached and maintained to be considered for membership in the Society. The other three are judged by fac- ulty members. Two inductions are held each year; one in November and another in February. CLUB OFFICERS: President— K. Watkins V.-Pres.-T. Landon Sec.-D. Dyer Tres.— L. Fillmore (not pictured) Par.— P. Pope h U, rx B I - ' irs,D. Row 1: M. Higgins, J. Allsbrook, S. Beasley. L. Ray, C. Bates, J. Boyle, Z. Monies, K. Watkins, T. Landon, D. Dyer, B. House, R. Patterson, C. Hutchinson, D. Bulen, D. Fronzcak, P. Pope. Row 2: D. Mattliews, S. Mitchell, E. Granzella, M. McNeil, E. Aucoin, C. Fredericks, L. Gingras, H. Getz, O. Loftin, C. London, M. Brannock, D. Corcoran, M. Long, L. Mathis, S. Leake, D. Cooper, S. Yarboro, S. Pell, L. Jackson, P. Solomon, J. Podlesnik, Advisoi Don La whom. Organizations 55