Southern Baptist Educational Center - Trojan Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Guy's And Girl's Clubs Provide Fellowshll Fellowship Of Christian Athletes The purpose of the F.C.A. is to give our athletes the proper frame of mind. Everything is done for the glory of God. The group promotes social activities of our school and monthly meetings with devotions at different athletes' homes. The F.C.A. combines both spiritual and social activities for the athlete. Once a year they compete with other athletes at the Memphis State F.C.A. Round Up. F.C.A. president, Steve Hoggard, talks with Coach Manley, sponsor. ssfr c A.

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Reaching Gut In Leader hip Future Teachers Of America FTA stands for Future Teachers of America. Each of the FTA members has one or two designated teachers which they help in grading papers, typing study sheets and other such jobs which will take some of the pressure off of the teacher. Each member must have I5 hours per semester to remain a member of the FTA Club. The FTA is responsible for honoring teachers on holidays such as Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valentines Day, and Teacher's Day. They raise money by having carwashes, garage sales and craft sales. The purpose of the FTA Club is to prepare young people for the future as teachers by giving them actual experience in the classroom. LeAnn Rounsaville helps Mrs. Traylor. lst row: Vicki Greer - Chaplain. Michelle Goode - Secretary. Bonnie Beal - Presi- dent. Lynette Gibson - Vice President, LeAnn Rounsaville - Treasurer, Mrs. Seay - Sponser. 2nd row: SuEllen Broome. LeAnn Briggs, Teri Williamson. 3rd row: Lori Smith Renee Acup. Top: Lou Carmichael. A 'tsxff i5f'5 'Mvl '5i9'fi EY!! mkwfvgwmxvl ' 1 . . .. 0 - LP F .CBB i W ,A , is g to , .......: ' C X ,,....... . ' R Q ' - ' N fi' ii, rv yggxg Eh xg gg, . ,eng sch ' 4.4 c A A N0 cv L , A . 1... .. s r Lou Carmichael and Katheryn Freeman. two members of the F.C.A., celebrate home- coming. 4OfF.T.A. F