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mv T? FUTURE I-IOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA In F.ll.A., club members worked together toward better and happier home life for everyone. Stuffed ani- mals were made and carried to the Cerebral Palsy and Spastic Hospitals. To help beautify school grounds, the members planted rose bushes in the courtyard. ' . , ifll r fglfai R '- ., EE? X '! . I l bfi u l ,mv ., 'Y -f sg f-,,f 2'-..:,fz1f,,. 1-X .Aqi lip +' W., ,W i 9 'gmt , - Q '12 'ps' '. s . ff, T' U f'-. . .,-. -334. '. v ig ,M K ge . 5 , '- A, 1 sm. . - -A ,at gg- , Q ' ta' ',,q,:2'f'Y?'g51'9.f'ftfr 'fu'-vi ' W , . ' . . -A -. t ww. , A Q ' . f N .,, . .L,..., r '- .f - , ' -- ' U ,. 'Q ,, . M tm, 4 f , . f FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The F.F.A. is an organization of those boys interested in farming who are also taking agriculture. This year the members of the club participated in a number of contests, some of which were public speaking, tool contest, livestock contests, and parliamentary procedure. The chapter also was host at a Father-Son Banquet. Edward Carpenter is presidentg Mr. Evans and Mr. Williams are sponsors. Page Thirty-Four
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no at QQ? R29 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA .S'w1Icrl, lf!! In Rigbl: Mary Scott, Mrs. XVastlell, sponsor: julia King. reporter: Mary Ann Nichols, treasurerg Betty Wrenn. icc- rctaryg Sauntlra Stephens, vit'e-president: Fretlricka Moore, presitlentg Tanya Upchurch, Standing: Kay Lynn, Saundra Gooch, Nancy Turner, Eleanor Vaughn, Santlra Hursey, Doris Duke, Chnrmayne Perry, Bobbie Boone, Faye Brantly, Sally Rigsbee. Witlm Mrs, Wasdell as sponsor, the club, which is organized to promote interest in teaching, began the school year with a variety of activities, Their assembly program at school and panel discussion at the University were highlights of the year's program. 5 l l r A-di f 4-l-l CLUB The officers for the club were: Burt Gunter, president: Kay Lynn, vice-presidentg Ann Hall, secretary: Ann Duughtry, song lender: Haywood Clayton, chaplain. All 4-ll'urs practiced the motto To make the best better. Under the direction of the county agents, proj- ects were completed and many members won awards. Page Thirty-Six ,.--M---t
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