Rockdale County High School - Tempus Fugit Yearbook (Conyers, GA)

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in bl Betas Frightenecl By Giant Spuds Several BETA CLUB members wound up black and blue after stiff competi- tion within the club to get rid of innu- merable cases of kazoos and M 81 M's - both plain and peanut. As Mrs. Weil supervised the sales, the stu- dents were also busy tutoring children at Plantation Manor Cwhen they could get past the receptionistj, arranging a Thanksgiving dinner for a needy fam- ily fwasn't thirteen cans of creamed corn pushing it just a little bit?J, and painstakingly trying to compile a new literary magazine for RCHS, Metamor- phosis Cdid you hear what Mike was offering to contributors of articles?J. Amidst the chaotic activity, they also attended the 1978 Georgia Beta Club Convention, once again at the Mar- riott, with Mrs. Weil packing a .357 Magnum to insure prompt and effi- cient room assignments. A nagging fear of contracting Legionnaire's Dis- ease after the dinner at Bonanza fwhere many were intimidated by the size of their potatoj was the only low spot in a year that was sometimes maddeningly frantic, but always con- structive. OFFICERS: President, Laura Mims, Vice Presie dent, Nancy Kellettg Secretary, Heather Heath, Treasurer, Teresa Aiken, Parliamentarian, Nancy Johnson, Reporter, Alice Rogers, Chap- lain, Becky Young Beta Club 149

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vi 4-0 O 3 lk 148 FCA They Believe In Togetherness Bimonthly the Sardines file into room 305 for their FCA meetings. CThey'd call you a sardine too if you tried to squeeze into that room on a Wednesday morning.J The 64 members of the FCA really believe in togetherness. CMaybe that's why their first name is Fellowship.J It's really great that all those athletes can get together for fellowship and not even argue about who's the biggest or baddest athlete, maybe that shows what Christianity is all about. OFFICERS: President, Gene O'Kellyg Vice President, Gary Westbury, SecretaryATreasurer, Suzanne Ferrell, Chaplain, Dan Alford W - K, Q. W ' ,,,, M .. ,,.,, y ,W

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Cosmetologists Gel' Valuable Experience The VICA COSMETOLOGY club has been very busy this year. One of their projects is working after school on Thursdays doing hair. They have had numerous activities to help raise money, including a car wash Cwhich should have been called a people washj, a garage sale, Cwhich provided a lot of money until someone sold the money boxj, and a bake sale. The group worked hard on a booth exhibit for the county fair and received sixth place. OFFICERS: President, Pam Bowen, Vice Presi- dent, Cathy Crisco, Secretary, Robin Ham- mondsg Treasurer, Linda Cook, Reporter, Brenda Parker, Parliamentarian, Kim Moon 150 VICA Cosmetology