Terry Sanford High School - La Famac Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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business Club Plays ' ' Santa ' ' •tuna “Operation Santa Claus” was sponsored by the Business Club as their main project because of their interest in our servicemen in Viet Nam. Each class contributed articles to the box. To be a member of the Business Club, a student must have completed at least two business courses. With the help of Mrs. Dixon, advisor, the members center their programs on business skills. The officers of the Business Club try their skill at some of the ma- chines at school. They are: Lucy Katsoudas, President; Eva Bishop, Treasurer; Debbie Baker, Secretary; and Sharon Harrell, Vice President. Enthusiastic seniors contribute articles to the box for our soldiers in Viet Nam. Debbie Allen Debbie Baker Timmie Berryhill Eva Bishop Janet Bryant Katina Fragakis Jan Felthaus Sharon Harrell Linda Hill Becki Ireland Linda Jones Lucy Katsoudas Joan Knight Jean McPhail Mary Moutos Debbie Peoples Priscilla Robinson Sandy Smith Deborah Spivey Barbara Taylor Belinda Trow

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fowling ClMc Miss Cherry, advisor, and members of the GAA enter the Confederate Woman’s Home. Do you like to take part in athletic games? If you are a girl and do like sports, the opportunity to be- come active in these interests is offered by the GAA. The goal of the Girl’s Athletic Association is to provide for girls the opportunity to take part in athletics. This is achieved through monthly meetings at which the girls compete in such games as speedball, volleyball, basketball, bowling, and golf. However, the club has interests other than athletics. Every year the girls visit the Confederate Women’s Home at Christmas time. They sing Christmas carols and give out refreshments to the ladies. The GAA also sponsors an annual bowling clinic. GAA officers Bunny Monroe, Secretary; Paula Dawkins, President; Irene Hondros, Vice-president; and Linda Hill, Treasurer, approve of the new style sweatshirt sold by the club.

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Key Club Represents High Meals Officers of the Key Club are as follows: Melvin Westmoreland, President; Greg Johnson, Vice President; Jimmy Stanfield, Secretary; and Jeff Nease, Treasurer. Mr. Gatlin, the advisor, discusses Ca- reer Day activities. “We Build” is certainly the appropriate motto for the Key Club. This exclusive boys’ club con- tributes much to society through its carefully planned curriculum. The first Key Club was organized in May, 1925 in Sacramento, California. The Key Club at Terry Sanford which is sponsored by the Fayetteville Kiwanis Club was chartered in 1951 and was the 1001st Key Club in America. The Key Club bas taken on as this year’s Single Service, the “Big Buddy Program.” From Fayette- ville, twelve underprivileged families were contacted and the sons of these families were taken to ball games, movies, and churcb. Also included in the Single Service is the sponsoring of a nearby play- ground. Tbis year the Key Club has several members recognized throughout the state: Greg Johnson, Governor of the Carolinas; William Fadul, Lt. Governor of the Fourth District; Jimmy Stanfield, winner of the Impromptu Essay Contest; and Wade Fowler, nominee for District Secretary. The F.T.S. Key Club has won the Achievement Report nine of the last ten years. This is, literally, the award given to the most outstanding club in the Carolinas’ Districts. The Sinale Service Award was given them four times and in 1968, for the third year, won both of these wards, which no other club has ever done. Greg Johnson, left. Governor of the Carolinas and William Fadul, right, Lt. Governor; serve as statewide Key Club officials.