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N If, -si The National Honor Society was composed of those students who had shown outstanding qualifications in the field of leadership, scholarship, char- acter, and service. These out- standing seniors were chosen by the faculty from those students who had a 90 or above average and possessed those characteris- tics set forth by the societv. . l S. Melton, 1. Summey, T. Keeter, L. Cal- lahan, D. Marlowe, B. Barton, D. Sane. 2f Cheryl Logan during induction cere- monies. 3fNew members take the NHS pledge. 4fSteve Hensley congratulates new member, Bill Thompson, during the reception. Organizations!49 1fFirst Row: A. Robertson, P. Bland, G. 5 King, K. Farmer, D. Heffner, M. Wall, S. Watson, C. Mayse, V. Briscoe, S. Simp- son, D. Wells. Second Row: G. Roper, T. Bradley, I. Kiser, 1. Murray, D. Cherry, K. Smith, I. Guffey, M. McFarland, 1. Guf- fey, B. Anderson. Third Row: W. Andrews, C. Logan, N. Yelton, I. Quinton, J. Elliott, N. Warren, l. Clements, M. Smart, L. Mc- Brayer, S. Hensley, L. Biddix, B. Thompson. Fourth Row: 1. Allen, S. Mattox, M. Wil- liams. G. Oates, G. Lucas, 1. Henderson,
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Always enthusiastic, the booster club was one of the hardest working groups on the hill. Along with boosting spirit for the athletes, the booster club organized a toboggin sale, a hotdog and hamburger supper, as well as bake sales. All of the profit from these projects wentl to improve Central's athletic department. 'lfCoach Biggerstaff opens the floor on discussion for projects. 2fMembers received pom - poms to boost school spirit. 48fOrganizations 47'
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Advisor - Calvin M. Freeman, Officers: Pres. - Randy Swinkey, Vice-Pres. - David Russell, Secretary - Rita Huffstickler, Reporter - Karen Walsh, Treasurer - Mark Crowe, Sentinel- Ronnie Greene. The F.F.A., one of the largest l organizations for boys and girls throughout the U.S., was quite unique in the opportunities and activities provided in the vocational- agricultural department here at Central. F.F.A. members participated in contests, and took interesting field trips. The F.F.A. float placed second in the annual homecoming parade. 1!Many members of F.F.A. participated in planting trees as a club project. 2fTo learn to plant seedlings took a lot of observation for Mr. Freeman's students. 3!F.F.A. members were proud to be a part of homecoming. 50fOrganizations
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