Soddy Daisy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Soddy, TN)

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iob No. U 3 1 0 4 mpwvss - - fb H Y-TEENS Thirty girls from the sophomore, jun- ior, and senior classes compose the Y- Teen Club. To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians, expresses the desires and ambitions of these girls. The year's activities included making dolls for the children's hospital, the Y-Teen potato chip sale, the benefit veterans' poppy sale, The 1959-60 officerswere: Pres- ident, Judy Grant, Vice President, Mar- tha Johnsong Secretary-Treasurer, Ro- zanne Levip Adviser, Miss Dixie Culva- house. JUNIOR FHA , The Junior FHA strives to build better homes in the future by instilling in '- 1 its members the desire to be good homemakers, Fresh men Home Economics stu- dents are eligible for mem- bership. The 1959-60 of- ficers were: Pres. , Peggy is we HDMEMA Varnerg Vice Pres. , Linda Treas, , Peggy Burns, Song Leader, Judy Brownfield: S Parliamentarian, Charla DF SENIOR FHA The Senior FHA Club provides activities for girls who display a keen interest in home economics. Personal Development, improving home and family life, preparing for community living, and living what we learn are the main objectives of the club, The 1959-60 officers were: President, Ro- zanne Levi: Vice President, Raycelle Burris, Secretary, Martha Johnsong Treas: urer, Sue Ray, Song Leader, Norma Davisg Parliamentarian, Phyllis Harris: Histor- ian, Rhoda Johnson fnot picturedjg Re- porter, Iane Iohnsong Adviser, Miss Enna Fort, Autnlr-A song Historian, Carol Elliott Adviser, Mrs, Virginia Love A f I z 913 3 . I J R I i Vim X s ORE 051 r... K5 ' , HUMEMA , ,, Q5 1 H C' 1.11 id' Nl' We Br Stewartg Sec. , Ann Upchurch Ganng Reporter, Donna Hix-

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AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB The Audio-Visual Club is a ser- vice club whose dedication is to contribute to the enrichment of all educational classes through the use of projectors, and sound equipmentg to further the enjoyment of the stu- dent body by showing feature moviesg and to furnish lighting and sound effects for stage productions. Stu- dents who are loyal, dependable, and have the desire to serve the student body compose the Audio- Visual Club. Mr. Gene Drakeford is the adviser of the club. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club strives to project an interest in the field of science. The club has sponsored several pro- jects to raise money for new scientific equip- ment for the school. The 1959-60 officers were: President, Alton Johnsong Vice President, Bill Ryeg Secretary, Martha Cartwrightg Treasurer, Melinda Hicksg Recording Sec- retary, Brenda Morgan. Mr. Marvin Rogers is the club adviser. Cllstll lnghl lil 2i lol Qun.g '49 4-I-I CLUB Each member of the 4-H Club pledges her head to clearer think- ing, her heart to greater loyalty, her hands to larger service, and her health to better living for her club, her community, and her country, The 1959-60 officers were: President Rhoda Johnson: Vice President, Patsy Hill, Secretary-Treasurer, Dora Faye Ianowg Reporter, Dianne Bowman, Adviser, Mrs. Dortha Levi,

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GYM CAPTAINS' CLUB The Gym Captains' Club was organized to promote an interest in physical education as well as for the purpose of developing good leadership. The girls assist the teacher in the direction of routine gym activities. The adviser for the club is Miss Sue Smith. --Q-ss' PEP CLUB The Pep Club organizes and conducts all means of student support to our var- ious athletic teams, Their activities range from keeping students informed as to game dates, to staging parades, bonfires, rallies, arranging travel for students, and synchronizing vocal sup- port at the games. SERVICE CLUB The Service Club is made up of students chosen from the junior and senior classes who are recommended by a club or faculty member and approved by both the faculty and club, They serve the school in directing traffic in the halls, guiding school visitors, monitoring, and assisting in the office and cafeteria. The 1959-60 officers were: President, Alton Johnson: Vice President, Jane Johnson, Boys' Captain, Roger Whitehead, Girls' Captain, Ann Newberry, Secretary, Jeanne Varnerg Treasurer, Judy Green. Mrs, Myra Millsaps is the adviser for the club.