Spottswood High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Spottswood, VA)

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FliTMtE QIHEH.IkKRS OF 1HEIMC4 Pr e sident MARY HELEN GORDEN Vice -Pre sident MARGIE DEAVER Sec retary YVONNE CARR T reasurer JULIA MAE BLACK Reporter PAU LINE SENSABAUGH Hi storian ALICE HOLBERT Parliamentarian SHIRLEY CASH The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils studying home¬ making in junior and senior high schools of the United States and Territories. It was founded June 1 1, 1945, and is an incorporated nonprofit youth organization. It is composed of char¬ tered associations in the States including Puerto Rico and Hawaii. These in turn are made up of local chapters in junior and senior high schools offering home economics. Any pupil who has been enrolled or is enrolled in homemaking may become a member. MOTTO-TOWARD NEW HORIZONS

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MUSIC FIRST ROW: Margaret Huffman, Betty Jane Sheets, Ester Coffee, Joyce Ramsey, Pauline Sensabaugh, Joan Clifton, Thelma Ramsey, M. Margaret Weeks, D. W. Ham, Bud Price, Director: Mr. G. T. Perron. SECOND ROW: James Fitzgerald , Freddie Moyer , Shir¬ ley Whitesell, Margaret Vest, Virginia Black, Lena Mahone, Sylvia Painter, Beryl Luns¬ ford, Phil Morris. THIRD ROW: Paul Patterson, Kenneth Robertson, Virginia Sheets, Patty Morris, Joyce Lawhorn, VernaAllen, PeggyCash, Goldie Simmons, Mary Catherine Wiseman, Winston Lotts, Arthur Smiley, Bobby Sorrels. FOURTH ROW: PaullWhite sell, Sonny Brooks, Jimmy Painter, Billy Beathe, Sterling Reese, Joyce Graves, Mary Brooks, Kitty Knox, Helen Houser, Jo Ann Beard, Norine Cash, Billy Harlowe, Raymond Hayes. Pianist: Yvonne Carr. Highlights : Christmas Program with P. T. A. Spring Community Program Augusta Festival of Music SP0TTSW00D FORENSIC TEAM

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FIITIM FMMERS OF mm TERRY BROOKS President LEROY BRADLEY Vice - President HAROLD FAUVER Sec retary ROY AYERS T reasure r SONNY BROOKS Reporter WINFRED RAMSEY Sentinel The Cyrus Hall McCormick Chapter was chartered in 1937 by the Virginia Association of Future Farmers of America. This chapter is a part of over 3Z0.000 members in the United States, Hawaii, Porto Rico. The primary aim of the F.F.A. is the development of agriculture leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. The Future Farmers believe that their motto very readily give s the ideas and ideals of this farm boy organization: Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve.