Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The main purposes ofthe Future Homemakers of America are growing in appreciation of homemaking and farthering interest in home economics. This year one of the activities was a mother-daughter banquet which was held in Mav. Members are as follows: SEATED: Miss Davis, SPONSOR, Sybil Nichols, SECRETARY, Carolyn Hicks, TREASURER, Carolyn Weaver, PRESIDENT, Judy Harris, Phyllis Snipes, REPORTER, Diane Garret, VICE-PRESIDENT, Mrs.Stickney, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: Betty Jo Bennett, Evelyn Cherry, Jane Sims, Billie Scarborough, Linda Wynne, Carolyn Cooley, Sylvia Jones, Donna Partin, Judy HaIl.THIRD ROW: Emma Lou Brogden, Carolyn Maddry, Theresa Riley, Marion Cherry, Doris Ellis, Kay Lucas. Promoting character and worthy leadership are the maior aims of the organization. The Future Farmers of America strive to develop their homes and communities. One of their proiects for the year was selling ice cream at recess. SEATED: Willard Lumley, Jimmy Sauls, Jerry Barnett, Bruce Carpenter, James Taylor, REPORTER, Donald Council, PRESIDENT, Billy Cooley, SECRETARY-TREASURER, Ricky Cheek, SENTINEL, Wayne Cash, Malcolm Kelly, Thomas Moore, Tommy Searls. SECOND ROW:Jerry Ellis, Bill Downey, Bobby Harris, Preston Chandler, Truett Ray, Robert Rigsbee, Jimmy Crabtree, Joe Ayres. Tommy Crabtree, Johnny Walton, Clyde Hall, Bobby Allen. THIRD ROW: Hubert Aryington, Roy Beal, Billy Poole, Bobby Bass, Gerald Searls, Bobby Maynard, Jerry Riggs, George Stanley, Douglas Roberts, George Hall, Benny Husketh, Frank Siders, Mr. Evans, SPONSOR.--FOURTH ROW: Dewey Ferguson, Frank Bordeaux, Rudolph Allen, Earl Woods, Tommy Pipkin, Garwood House, Wallace Carden, Earl Carpenter, Gray Carpenter, Edgar Perry, Eugene Bailey, Butch Pollard, Howard Ripley, Jeff Hopson.

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'97 EUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA The Future Teachers ot America be- gan its year by presenting an assembly program for National Education Week. During this program various teachers were acknowledged and presented with humorous gifts. ln February, the Northern High School Chapter ot the E.T.A. was honored at a tea in our high school library. Miss Clay spoke to the group about scholarship possibilities. A picnic at Duke Park climaxed the year's activities. Pictured at the right are, FIRST ROW: Tanya Upchurch, VICE-PRESIDENT, Doris Petrea, TREASURER, Sounclra Gooch, PRESIDENT, Sarah Auman, SECRETARY. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Cooke, SPONSORg Phyllis Mitchell, Ruth Daughtry. THIRD ROW: Ruth Couch, Louise Williams, Joyce Garrett. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Randall, Phyllis Snipes, Linda Harris, Donna Fagg, Frances Bass, EUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OE AMERICA Many commercial students belong to the Future Business Leaders of America in order to supplement the goals of business education. The outstanding event for the local chapter this year was being hostess for the state convention held at the Washington Duke Hotel. FIRST ROW: Linda Wright, PRESIDENT, Jean Whitley, SECRETARY, Kitty Jones, TREASURER, Mrs. Young, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: Jo Carolyn Mann, VICE-PRESIDENT, Alice Shipp, HISTORIAN, Jo Ann Bowling, REPORTER. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Sawyer, Tonya Hutchins, Brenda McGee, Barbara Carden Vowell , Frances McDuffie. FOURTH ROW: Ruth Lynn, Gloria Bass, Sandra Capps, Brenda Downey, Martha Yates. FIFTH ROW: Carolyn War- ren, Carolyn Weaver, Ruby Dement, CHAPLAIN, Carolyn Moddry. KY? K? 'Sl WW? J