Stuart High School - Jeb Yearbook (Stuart, VA)

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Stuart F. H. A. Members FIRST ROW- Essie Williams, Deanna Spencer, Carole Owens, Crystal Puckett, Lane Martin, Judy Rogers, Carol Williams, Lorene Martin, Judy Morrison, Anne Watkins, Betty Jane Maness, Shelby Lawson, Ruth Rodgers. SECOND ROW- Jane Redd Waller, Polly Flippin, Judy Vaughn, Kay Roberson, Anita Morrison, Nellie Dalton, Anne Slaughter, Carol Belton, Carol McGrady, Phyllis Belton, Sandra Williams, Anne Pilson, Patricia Belton, Phyllis Goard, Linda Hughes. THIRD ROW- Barbara Lawson, Norma Barnett, Kaye Walker, Dorothy Foley, Betty Puckett, Shirley Blackard, Kathleen Boyd, Patricia Mabe, Julia Cox, Barbara Edwards, Betty Sue Handy, Vernel Taylor, Sharon Rorrer, Judy Martin. FOURTH ROW- Helen Correll, Faye Thomas, Doris Fain, Joanne Lang, Emma Jean Rakes, Brenda East, Annette Williams, Chonda Craddock, Daisy Williams, Virginia Hylton, Redith Hylton, Kay Rorrer. OFFICERS President--Lane Martin, Secretary--Carol Will¬ iams, Treasurer--Judy Rogers, Reporter--Lorene Martin, Historian--Anne Watkins, Parliamentarian --Judy Morrison, Sponsor--Miss Billie Jean Beamer McCOLLUM-FERRELL SHOE STORE

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Wins State Contest Riture Farmers of America is an organization for high school students who study vocational agriculture. Its primary aim is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation and citizenship. Members compete in federation, area, and state forestry contests, in a degree team contest, public speaking contest, and dairy judging contests. They also sponsor a Father-Son Banquet, and attend a Federation Banquet and State Con¬ vention. James Ingle, Johnnie Roberson, and Nash Wi 11 i a m s , members of the Stuart F. F.A. Forestry Judging Team received the first place plaque from Mr. J. W. Meyer, Jr., Assistant State Supervisor of Vocational Agri¬ culture. FIRST ROW: Lewis Hazelwood, Ralph Foley, Frank Goard, Gary Williams, Larry Vernon, Mike Lyon, Mike Kodenski, Paul Overby, Pat Spence. SECOND ROW: Clarence Bowman, Jimmy Bocock, Richard Hodges, Donald Fain, Bobby Clark, Charlie Ray Spence, Larry Hodnett, Weldon Roberson, Donnie Blackard. THIRD ROW: Wayne Lawless, Ural Harris, Amos Bowman, Jerry Cummings, Elmer De¬ Hart, Junior Taylor, Tommie Shelton jft JbtdT (■ft 1 ; j mmd J | V v ,.M j ■ | • f J j il S ' JS m

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Learn By Serving Others Christmas baskets for patients of the local nursing home were prepared by F.H.A. members. F.H.A. girls enjoy a hard-earned meal after serving at the Rotary Club banquet. Future Homemakers of America is an organization of students who have had at least one year in home economics. Its main purpose is learning to live better to¬ day in order that members’ lives and those of their families may be better tomorrow. There are three degrees of achievement that may be earned oy outstanding work in F.H.A.-Junior Homemaker Degree, Chapter Homemaker Degree, and State Homemaker Degree. VIRGINIA- CAROLINA OFFICE MACHINE COMPANY MissBeamer and Nellie arrange the toy display in the home economics cottage.