Sumter High School - Paragon Yearbook (Sumter, SC)

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FHA Members Devote Time And Energies To Community Projects The Spirit of Christmas prevailed when Future Homemakers delivered goodies and groceries to residents of Community Nursing Home and Soloman's Nursing Home. The girls prepared enough food for a Christ- mas Party. Members spent many late after- noon hours during the fall months collecting clothing for the Red Cross. The underprivileged citizens in the area benefited from this community service project. Moans of anguish and cracking of joints gradually dimished as Council Street members loosened their muscles during weekly exercise programs. Using Explore Roles Extend Goals as their major theme, mem- bers observed National FHA week, April T-7. H T22 Organizations ir in is ',. 1 V, f X can-i l tij FHA - Front Row: Laura Garcia, Peggy Benenhaley, Nora Climes, Catherine johnson, johnnie Mae Lemmon, joanne Stuckey, Georgia Climes, Mrs. Nelson, Adviser, Second Row: Karen jackson, Thomasina Woods, Thomasina Smith, jean Canty, Beverly McFadden, t2j Front Row: Mary Sinkler, Evelyn Urbanek, Thomasine Woods, Catherine johnson, joanne Stuckey, julia Richardson, johnnie Mae Lemmon, Mary Heriotg Second Row: Merlene Simmons, Alma johnson, Betty Haynesworth, Karen jackson, Angela Dudley, Beverly McCoy, Betty Durant, Third Row: Margie Bradley, Loretta Canty, Beth Reynolds, Dianne johnson, Loretta McGainey, t3j Front Row: Melva McCray, Margerie Briggs, juliette Clark, julia Callahagn, Paula Hatfield, Patty Barfield, Cynthia Levy, Marian Tisdalep Second Row: Sandra Williams, Deloris Abrams, Cynthia Dicks, Angela Tonan, Gwenevere jackson, Sherril King, Roberta Andrews, Barbara Green, Third Row: Gloria Climes, Linda Bradley, Patricia Dennis, Charon Caraway, Rudene Gamble, julia Mack, Tina Frierson, Fourth Row: Linda Lofton, Sharon Dupree, Denise Hamon, Valerie Nelson, Veronica Pugh, Vina Moses, Denise China, Fifth Row: Levette Brogdon, Valerie McCray, Margaret Ray, Tina Wright, Carolyn Blair, Cynthia Bethune, Levette Lawsong C45 Lavette Lawson limbers up in the exercise class.

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Clj DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS CLUB - Front Row: Randolph Green, Steve Hayden, Ronald Washington, Deborah Smith, Marsha Eagin, Mike Black, Willie Williams, Freddie Champey, joe Whitaker, Second Row: Mr. William Slovinac, Adviser, Frank johnson, Geraldine Brunson, Betty Dicks, jervis Williams, Richard Williams, Robert Daugherty, Ranson Williams, Third Row: Danny Lovelace, Charles Maynard, Ronald Haynesworth, Harmon Walker, john Day, Alan Barwick, CZJ Front Row: Ransom Baxter, Earl Glisson, Wanda Peterson, Harriet Blair, Sherry Moore, Lee Pack, Thomasina Lewis, jerry McCoy, Second Row: jimmy Lesesne, james Smith, Bobby Ludd, Charles Atkinson, Mr. Slovinac, Freddie Finley, Bob jennings, Eddie Bryant, Clifton Peter- son, Doug james, Third Row: Cecil Scott, Paul Griffith, David Clair, George Brogdon, Donald Atkinson, Rodnay Small, Lewis Brown, t3J Front Row: Kenny Floyd, Hank Guess, Reva Frierson, Roy Bowman, Gloria Burke, Belinda McCutchen, Ann Clark, Second Row: Mr. Slovinac, Alan Stark, Clifford Bowman, Deborah jenkins, Wayne Chappel, Merdick Brown, j. C. Robinson, Third Row: Windy Gordon, Howard Kelly, Michael johnson, Rodney Nathaniel, Gary Weathersbee, C45 Front Row: Tonny China, Betty Price, Willie Pinkney, Samuel Dingle, Sandra johnson, Linda Hanna, Debra Hollan, Barbara Craft, Second Row: Danny Bullard, Richard Leach, Charles Shaw, Thomas Wimberly, Bryan Prescott, Glen Timmons, Mr. Slovinac, Third Row: Mack james, Carl Dicks, Charles Bradley, LeRoy Galli- shaw, Wayne Webb, Wayne Mathis. job Possibilities Important To D.O. Members Diversified Occupations members combined classroom instruction with on-the-job training to earn money while learning a trade. Since these students worked part of each day and were not able to participate in many school functions, the club provided a school-oriented activity. Considerable time was spent in surveying job opportunities in Sumter and investigating the possibilities of advancements in the different trades. Two of the unusual jobs held by D.O. members were making concrete bird- baths and serving as an aide in a figure salon. Organizations T21

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HJ FTA - Front Row: Mrs. Ivey, Adviser, Thomasine Woods, Catherine johnson, Johnnie Mae Lemmon, Joanne Stuckey, julia Richardson, Lucille Williams, Second Row: Patricia McLeod, Marilyn Workman, Betty Durant, Yvette Cocklin, Yvonne Cocklin, Patricia Richburg, jesse Baxter, Third Row: Margie Bradley, Betty Dingle, Beverly McCoy, Deborah Geddis, Angela Dudley, Karen jack- son, Fourth Row: lean Ford, Gloria Ladson, Mary Heriot, Loretta McGainey, David Davids, Sammie Richardson, Larry Sanders, Harmon Walker, Harmon Pitts, C23 Seated: Cynthia Levy, Donna Woodle, Silvian Swartz, Kneel- ing: Greta Barwick, Patricia Frierson, Austin China, Elizabeth Lain, Sara Chritchley, Stand- ing: Mrs. Singleton, Adviser, Vickie Lee, Charlotte Regan, Theophia Boston, Kathy Riley, Mrs. Collins, Adviser, C35 FBLA - Front Row: Suzie Ladson, Mickey Blaylock, Debra Wright, Geraldine Brunson, Valerie Mickens, Second Row: Gloria Burke, Pam Welch, Patricia Welch, Lottie Ladson, jackie Smith, Shebra Wilson, Deborah Dinkins, Third Row: Mrs. jenkins, Adviser, Tina DeSain, Cheryl Thompson, Loretta McGainey, Reba Brunson, Pamela Robinson, Melorine Plowden, t4l Seated: Lorette Brogdon, Charon Smotts, Beth Honeman, Gloria Lagrant, jenette Baker, Standing: Mrs. Waldrep, Adviser, Vina Moses, Tina Frierson, Shirley Pringle, Valerie Nelson, Gary Cummings, Miss Dempsey, Adviser, t5l Valerie Mickens proudly displays the business-oriented bulletin board that she and Mickey Blaylock designed. Organizations 123