Roanoke Rapids High School - Ro Rap Yearbook (Roanoke Rapids, NC)

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The Junior Future Homemake Club is composed of members curren.-- ly enrolled in Home Economics I. The club provides opportunities for de- veloping individual and group initia- tive in planning and carrying out ac- tivities related to the home. The activities this year are con- cerned with two main objectives— “Discovering Myself and My Worth to Others” and “Launching Good Citi- zenship through Homemaking.” The members work together to help indivi- duals improve personal, family, and community living. First row, left to right: D. M. Nicholson, L. K. Mouzan, J. M. pee Second row: T. K. McClung, B. A. Garriss, V. G. Mat- thews. Fature Stomemakers of America Club LS First row, left to right: V. G. Matthews, L. K. Mou- row: A. G. Matta, B. A. Garriss, D. K. Babb, S. D. zan, J. F. Connor, W. M. Eason, J. M. Hawkins, M. L. Evans, G. J. Britton, T. K. McClung, A. L. Byrd. Davis, Miss B. Gaddy, Advisor. Second row: B. L. Fourth row: D. M. Nicholson, C. D. Barnes, W. K. As- Mahaffey, B. G. King, P. M. Allen, S. A. Reynolds, ery, “Ut, AN, [Bagel (. dbs lieben, 13%, dl, WVGlolo, 12. ID E. R. Johnson, J. D. Daniel, C. G. Clements. Third Holt.

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Left to Right: S. K. Bridgman, Secretary; A. T. Babson, Vice President; M. P. Taylor, President; D. J. Davis, Treasurer. Fature Jtomemakers Clib A The Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, affiliated with the state and na- tional organization, is an outgrowth of the home economics class. As their Christmas project, Club A made tray favors for the rest home. As a serv- ice project, they placed flowers in the office each week. Members of the club attended vari- ous rallies, including District and State FHA conventions. Many in- teresting programs were carried out —each pertaining to a phase of homemaking—with the help of in- terested and enthusiastic FHA mem- bers. of Amerted First Row, Left to Right: S. K. Bridgman, C. A. Hux, A. G: Holland; P L.-Smith, Ms De Arthur es. L.. L. Arwood, S. G. Gray, J. M. Bryant, L. A. Bryant, Robinson, J. D. Eaton, B. S. McClung. Fourth Row: M. P. Taylor. Second Row: A. T. Babson, M. A. P. A. White, S. D. Cooper, C. M. Baird, D. J. Davis, Cox, R. A. Bartley, L. F. Clark, I. L. Magee, B. L. M. L. Goodman, J. J. Lambert, C. L. Rose. Moody, J. M. Massey. Third Row: G. B. Wallace,

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First Row, Left to Right: W. L. Crew, E. G. Page, N. J. Nethercutt, B. W. Bell, L. L. Hansley. Third M. F. Long, S. E. Howell, P. R. Webb, Mrs. L. T. Row: P. L. Smith, R. A. Wright, C. J. Poore, C. F. Britton, Advisor. Second Row: D. R. Maness, L. D. - Daniels, R. C. Harris, S. R. Josey, G. S. Coley, S. Jenkins, H. R. Craddock, J. Traylor, M. E. Portela, B. Kennemur. The Oentor Stigh Ked Cross Left to Right: M. F. Long, Secretary-Treasurer, S. nior ross is a service E. Howell, Vice President, P. R. Webb, President, The Senior Red Cross is a servic L. L. Hansley, Activities and Publicity Chairman. organization consisting of one rep- . resentative from each tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade homeroom. The Red Cross members frequently en- gage themselves in worthwhile proj- ects. At Christmas, they gave a party for under-privileged children of the community. The members serve as aids in the offiee of the Roanoke Val- ley Red Cross. They work there un- der the direction of Mrs. Nell Seay, Executive Secretary. Again this year, the Red Cross held its annual fund drive quite successfully. Another worthy project they have under- taken is the distribution of minia- ture Bibles in the hospital.