Southern Alamance High School - Southerner Yearbook (Graham, NC)

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Future Teachers of America The members of the Future Teachers is to cultivate an interest in becoming of America Club are juniors and seniors a teacher and to give the members of who are considering teaching as a this club a chance to gain actual profession. The purpose of this club teaching experience. May I have your attention please! First Row: Mrs. Marlette, Advisor: Moon, Holt, Cashwell, Mansfield, J. Wright, H. Wright, Walters, Ross, Johnson, Guthrie, Zachary, Baker. Second Row: Patterson, Amick, Hern- don, Shields, Jones, T. Martin, Patterson, R. Wright, Stafford, Shaw, Christopher, Shore, Hahn, Smith. Third Row: Brooks, Coble, M. Newlin, H. Way, McPherson, Greeson, J. Cooper, Minor, L. Cooper, Franck, H. Newlin, Thompson, Boone, Cheek. Fourth Row: V. Martin, Loy, Phillippic, Farrell, Cobb, Walker, Pelrine, Sharpe, Graves, D. Way, Isley, T. Coble, Buila. David Patterson, Parliamen- tarian; Frankie McPherson, Recreation Leader; Billy Kimball, Treasurer; Karen Moon, President; Karen Shields, Vice President; Zaneta Walker, Secretary; Jane Cooper, Historian. 22

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Career The Civics Club, a newly organized club at Southern, was formed for the purpose of creating more useful citizens, a spirit of sincere patriotism, and to further the understanding and knowledge of Sandy Moon—Secretary, Jeff Ross—Historian, Jerry Wallace—Vice President, Grey Cooper— President, Dwight Payne—Treasurer. First Row: Puckett, Hudson, Sharpe, Payne, Moon, Griffin. Second Row: Wall Johnson, Clapp, Pore. Third Row: Faircloth, Blalock, Askew, Cooper, Loy, Albright, Ross. 28 Civics government. Requirements for joining the club are the civics course, an 85 average, and an interest in government. Mrs. Jarvis serves as advisor. Civics Club goes caroling. ace, Curl, Thompson,

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Future Homemakers of America F.H.A. is designed for students taking home economics or family living who share one common “Very nice, Darlene, but next time interest ... becoming a good homemaker and remove your finger.” making happier homes for the future; however, the club has more interest for its members. Students prove their abilities through their projects and activities. First Row: Donnis Greene, Betty Lou Franklin, Recreation; Lou Anne Sharpe, Historian; Cathy Whitfield, Rec.; Cindy Miller, Secretary. Second Row: Joan Shoe, Rec.; Cynthia Combs, Vice President; Vy Franklin, President; Janet Williams, Treasurer; Pam Stafford, Parliamentarian; Daphne Euliss, Reporter. First Row: MacLean, B. Wicker, S. Shoffner, D, Pass, Capps, Newlin, H. Newlin, Hunter, French, Lambert, Franklin. Fourth Spoon, Wood, P. Pass, Holt, Brown, Cobb, Farrell, Moon, Stinson, Row: Mansfield, Kenyon, S. Moon, Franck, Holiday, Durham, J. Holt, Thaxt on, Williams, Rich, B. Shoffner. Second Row: Culberson, Loy, Miller, A. Wrenn, McCray, Justice, Hodgin, S. Guthrie, Linens, Key, Hodgin, Garrison, Barton, L. Holt, Stafford, Moon, Allison, C, Allison, Childress, Massey, Hinson. Fifth Row: Farrell, Combo, Allred, Doss, Hadley, Spence, Blackwood, Neal, Sharpe, Foust, Black, B. Franklin, Gilbert, Chrisco, Smith S+-1--- Smith, Hahn. Third Row: V. Franklin, McLendon, Greene, Whit- Williams, Shoe, Sharpe, Euliss, Herring, Davis, Sto field, Stephens, N. Wicker, M. Overman, Wright, Reichert, M. Sides, Melvin, F. Johnson. 30