Sebring High School - Nan Ces O Wee Yearbook (Sebring, FL)

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IISII C L U B The Club has been a part of Sebring High since l938 and is one of the finest clubs in our school. To get into the Club one must first earn a letter through football. basketball. cheerleading, or managing. The purpose of the Club is to promote better sportsmanship among students. It also gives the student a goal to work toward when he goes out for a sport. This year the president of the Club is Jeff Barrow who has earned letters in football. baseball, and managing. Offictms President Jeff Barrow VicefPresident Baird Green Secretary Geneva Carnes Treasurer Margie Kinsey Reporter Patty Pearce Sergeant-at-arms Eldridge Pollard Members --Dick Alsmeyer, Joe Barber. Jeff Barrow, Aubrey Bauknight. Geneva Carnes. Nlima l.ee Carlton. Gene Cason. Billy Cason. Audrey Cassels. Nlarilyn Cobb. James Crawford. Neil Durrance. Baird Green. Eugene Hamlin. Glenn Hancock, Mary Esther Johnson, Margie Kinsey, Charles Martin. Patty Pearce. Marilyn Poer. Eldridge Pollard. Carl Prescott, Esther Pullen. Billy Sebring. Rachael Sharp. and NVayne Taylor. 84. The 1047 Nun ffes O

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'O 1, Junior Homemakers of America SponsoraaMiss PII.Sl5L'RY Officers President Betty Silcox Vice-President Caroline lxlflfllll Secretary Patty Collins Treasurer Patricia Belcher Program Chairman Shirley Simmons Social Chairman Christine Spear Reporter .loyce Gee A chapter of the lfuture Homemakers of America. this group ol' Junior High pupils is organized separately to increase opportunities for the development of leadership. Funds for state and national membership dues were earned by the club members themselves. Concessions at the softball games proved that these young students are able to accept responsibility. Parties. picnics. and hikes are looked forward to in the near future. Memberseliatlierine Barber. Patty Collins. Joyce Gee. Beverly Hayes. Rosa Lee Hill. Caroline Martin. Sadie Murdock. Betty Silcox. Shirley Simmons. Evelyn Sirmon. lrell Smothers. Christine Spear. Harriet Vwlagner, Miriam Waters, Nora Wilkerson. Not in picltzrefhlancy Aldrich. Patricia Belcher. Billie Sue Graddy. Hazel Harrison. Irma Karbath. Jeanne Price. Myrtice Spires. Thi' V74 f Nui? -f PS-0 lvei' any -.sl

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Future Farmers of America THE AIM AND PURPOSES The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. The specific purposes for which this organization was formed are as follows: l. To develop competent. aggressive, rural. and agricultural leadership. 2. To create and nurture a love of country life, 3. To strengthen the confidence of farm boys, and young men in themselves and their work. 4. To create more interest in the intellif gent choice of farming occupations. 5. To encourage members in the develop- ment of individual farming programs and establishment in farming. 6. To encourage members to improve the farm home and its surroundings. 7. To participate in worthy undertakings for the improvement of agriculture. 8. To develop character. train for useful citizenship. and foster patriotism. The 1947 Nan-Ces-O-ll'ee 9. To participate in cooperative effort. lO. To encourage and practice thrift. l l. To encourage improvement in scholarf ship. l 2. To provide and encourage the develop- ment of organized rural recreational activities. Officers President , Carl Prescott Vice-President limmitt Richards Secretary Bill Masters Treasurer Robert Mclntyre Reporter Martin Albright Watclmdog Gordon Bethea Membership - Norman Stokes, James Spires, Woodroxxf XValdron. Bill Burnett. John I-. Wilkerson, Bryant Hampton. Charles Rogers. Morey Payne. Tappen Col- lier, Garland Boggus. Bert O'Berry. Travis l-leacock. Kelsey Payne. Jerry Wluitaker, Billy Sebring. 85