Statesville High School - Trail Yearbook (Statesville, NC)

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Beta Presents Senior Follies In order to keep students informed of upcoming school events, the Beta Club each month updated the bulletin board calendar located on the English hall. The major undertaking, however, was College Night held in October at South lredell. Area high school students met with representatives from colleges and universities around the state. The club planned Senior Follies for their spring project. In this entertaining program, seniors assumed faculty identities. Jane Williams served a president and Mrs. Helen Wall rendered services as advisor when needed. The candy sales enabled the club to make a generous contribution to the Salvation Army. V J A 3 -J. 'Ugg J AS-X. S U K M... Preparing to fill in the first 1975 calendar, Mary Ramsey, Kitty Alexander and Kay Gilleland discuss upcoming events. 50 - Clubs Junior Beta Club: Front row: L. Gilliam, N. Douglas, K. Baumgarner, S. Blevins, G. Riera. Sec- ond row: C. Aldrich, S. Lazenby, S. Cavendish, L. Lapish, M. Wasson, I. Lackey. Back row: C. Williams, M. Wyatt, P. Long, S. Overman, G. Ogburn, P. Carrigan, and R. Smith. www C Senior Beta Club: Front row: J. Williams, president, J. Harmon, secretary. Sec- ond row: C. Kivett, M. Sherrill, L. Phelps. Third row: C. Redmond, A. Kiser, M. Bristol, W. Carson. Fourth row: D. Turnipseed, L. Mundhenke, L. Kitchings, G. Gilliam. Fifth row: K. Alexander, P, Hamilton, A. Davenport. Sixth row: M. Ramsey, K. Gilleland, E. Gaines, D. Fox, D. Tucker. Seventh row: J. Lloyd, J. King, D. Haas. Back row: Mrs. H. Wall, advisor.

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Listening intently to a constructive lecture by Mr. Ken Rudd, MMM members learn effective orga- Talent Show Combining entertainment and education to achieve their purpose, members of Modern Music Masters strove to gain a - deeper appreciation and understanding of music. Members were recommended for entry in this honorary club on the basis of musical ability and academic standing. nizational procedures. President David Middleton and advisor Mr. Ken Rudd led in the planning of the spring talent show. This MMM sponsored event gave SHSers an opportunity to perform and enjoy the talents of other students. The club also entertained hospital patients with carols at Christmas. Through MMM, club members were able to purchase tickets for concerts in Winston Salem and Charlotte. r 3 ,. N 5 MMM: D. Middleton, presidentg B. Polk, vice-presidentg D. Tur- nipseed, secretaryg M. Lavender, historian. Second row: E. Boyd, J. Rowe. Third row: W. Barnard, B. Leaptrott, T. Ferron. Back row: M. Fleckenstein, K. Englebert, and R. Boggs. President David Middleton and advisor Mr. Ken Rudd polish last minute plans for the annual Spring talent show. Clubs -- 49

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Journalists Form Honorary Society Quill and Scroll advisors Miss Peggy citizenship, academic and journalistic Warlick, Mrs. Leslie Pritchard, and Mrs. achievement. The fifteen senior Pat Ridenhour elected to change this club journalists, who were selected from The from a service organization to an Blue and Gray, Eidolons and The Trail, received a pin or charm from the intemational society. honorary society. The club recognized students who had displayed outstanding ..,, ..... . ss. Quill and Scroll: Front row: B. Dame, G. Williams, L. Phelps. Second row: D. Fox, J. Williams, J. Harmon. Third row: Miss P. Warlick, Mrs. P. Ridenhour, Mrs. L. Pritchard advisors. Fourth row: B. Polk, R. Stevenson, C. Barber. Fifth row: D. Harris, K. Gillelandi K. Mitcham. Back row: A. Davenport, W. Carson, and L. Mundhenke. After being cited for her outstanding journalism work in EIDOLONS, Luanne Mundhenke receives her Quill and Scroll charm from Miss Warlick, Clubs -Q 51