Statesville High School - Trail Yearbook (Statesville, NC)

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FHA Deoorates Room At Ruthie-'s Day Care Center Spearheading FHA's worth-while activities were Debra Harris and Deborah Houston. FHA members utilized their domestic skills in furnishing and decorating a room at Ruthie's Day Care Center. As further service to the community, the girls graciously presented Thanksgiving Baskets to residents of Hill Haven Rest Home, Stovall Rest Home and Nursecare, Inc. The club also engaged in the task of painting the football benches. X . 1' 'aw . 1 if . .-mm. X Me- . 'sl' 5 w ' T' After decorating Ruthies' Day Care Center with colorful animal prints, FHA member Doris Allison discusses them with a delighted child. 66 - Clubs FHA: D. Fox, sweetheartg D. Harris, presidentg D. Houston, vice-presidentg P. Cornelius, secretary, G. Howard, treasurer, P. Ferguson, sweetheart. Second row: V. Daniels, R. Roberts, A. Feimster, L. Paton, S. Powers, F. Hall, L. Pennall, L. Brantly, K. Fox, C. Rosenbalm. Third row: C. Summers, C. Cox, T. Rucker, V. Nesbit, G. Shuford, N. Yocum, D. Harris, B. Foster, E. Aman, A. Sullivan, R. Tevepaugh. Back row: M. Cable, J. Sloan, D. Allison, J, Lackey,L. Goodwin, B. Park, L. Howard, S, Robbins, S. Smith, and M. Caldwell. rfrfyjilv .,,,.,..... , . T R' Demonstrating the correct way to load a machine, Kathy Teague prepares to wash soiled towels.

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, V BME Ul ll Boosters Pack Food for Athletes Members of the '74-'75 Boosters Club directed their enthusiasm and ideas towards promoting school spirit and rendering services to the athletic teams. Laura Phelps headed the club and organized projects such as making Members who assumed the chore of In order to keep students well informed of cur- rent athletic events, Boosters club members Nan Douglas and Kelly Laminack update the marquee. COIIICSI. Front row: Mr. Snow, advisor, L. Phelps, pres, K. Kelly, v. pres., S. Abercrombie, v. pres., P. Burning, sec., T. Poole, treas.g Second row: M.L. long, J. Brooks, K. Epps, L. Harmon, E, Aman, L. Adler, A. Chuber, P. Huggins. Third row: L. Lapish, C. Alexander, M. Angell, B. Baker, J. Eller, J. Matthews, C. Davidson, M. Raymer, M. Sherrill, L. Gilliam. Fourth row: S. Honeycutt, B. Hopkins, S Spratt, B. Lamberth, M. Curlee, R. Stikeleather, K. Gilleland, G. Gilliam, G. FOX, E. Harrington. Fifth row: J. Um- berger, T. Chamberlain, G. Johnson, T. Harmon, E. Gaines, D. Fox, C. Norris, N. Douglas, G. Ogburn. Sixth row: C. Gilliam, J. Cahion, A. Archibald, L. Brantley. Seventh row: S. Cashion, J. Wells, G. Arrington, D. Shelton, L. Faust, S. Lazenby, D. Rowe, M. Freeman, J. Goggs, J. Justice, K. Laminack, Eighth row: M. Brown, R. Smith, M. Whiterington, D. Hunt, E. Johnston, D. Hodges, M.B. Lavender, K. Messick, A. Kirby, K. Messick, J. Pero. Ninth row: P. Hamilton, A. Davenport, J. Hunter, P. Adams, J.J. Grif- fith, C. Raiford, P. Raiford, E. Cook, C. Hoffman, J. Harmon. Tenth row: J. Harmon, M. Walsh, S. Blevins, C. Campbell, G. Riers, J. King, D. Lytton, and M. Lockman. cleaning the trophy case busied themselves with dusting plaques, trophies and old team pictures. Money raised during the candy sale went toward sponsoring a dance and taking care of the needs of the various teams. Boosters had sandwiches for hungry basketball players a large membership as the club was open traveling to away games. Boosters also to all students genuinely interested in provided oranges for wrestlers and made unifying the student body and athletic favors for the football teams. teams. As a result of many trying hours of hardwork, Boosters Club's float won second place in the Clubs

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FTA Sponsors SHS Open House FTA: Front row: B. Roseboro, sweetheart, C. Barber, President, D. Young, Vice-President, S. Powers, Secretaryg F. Hall, Treasurer. Second row: T. Waugh, S. Miller, S. Blevins, D. Houston, F. Daniels, G. Shuford, B. Foster, G. Rosby. Third row: P. Huggins, G. Ogburn, R. Smith, L. Little, S. Waters, P. Mattox, L. Blackwell, K. Sloan, and C. Cowan. Under the direction of advisors Mrs. Vera Webster and Mrs. Martha Kepley, Future Teachers of America successfully completed several service projects. President Cynthia Barber activated members with her enthusiasm for the club's worthwhile endeavors. Money-making projects this year included the annual candy sale, a candied-apple sale during basketball season, and a bake sale. During American Education Week, FTA members sat in on elementary and junior high school classes to observe teaching techniques. FTA also sponsored an open house at SHS early in the year. Other service projects included distributing Thanksgiving baskets for various elderly people in the community, Operation Mrs. Santa Claus, Christmas caroling at resthomes in the area, and an Easter Egg Hunt for Ruthie's Day Care Center. an-an-an V .if 5357 if v 3 . v ' ,l X i 1' f Q iirqf Devoting her time to the New Instructors' Aid project, Debbie Shoemak- er helps children improve their writing skills. Posing as Mrs. Santa Claus during FTA's Operation Mrs. Santa Claus, Ginger Ogburn listens as the children list what they want for Christmas. Clubs - 67 x ' V