Wampee Little River High School - Warpath Yearbook (North Myrtle Beach, SC)

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5 Q E 2 i LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: L. Anderson, W. Young, R. Campbell, B. Walters, K. Bell, W. Phillips, D. Swaim SECOND ROW: C. Randall, C. Parmley, S. Lewis, S Long, L. Wagner, P. Permenter, S. Chestnut, Sinnons P. Morgan. THIRD ROW: T. Dew, S. Young, S. Livingston 'di ffs .... x v S' G. Bellamy, M. Ward, A. Cranford, K. Hobbs, P. Living- ston, D. Perrone. FOURTH ROW: L. Dawes, D. Phipps, K. Worley, C. Todd, S. Siceloff, D. Stevens, A. Core, M. joyner, P. Bullock, l. Adams, L. Chestnut, L. Coffey. F. H. A. The Wampee chapter of the Future Homemakers of America is perhaps the leading club in our school activities. The goals of this organization are personal, family, and community improvement. To achieve these goals Future Homemakers participate in such activities als welfare projects, home projects, and degrees of achievement work. The Future Homemakers promoted the Miss Wampee Pageant, the Christmas Dance, the Fash- ion Show, and numerous fund raising projects. Wampee High School owes a great portion of its advancement and expansion to their club. Barbara S. Cannon, SPONSOR I3

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F. H. A. OFFICERS: Sue Thompson, Chairman of Projects, Janie King, Reporter, Marcia Bellamy, Chairman of Recreation, Kay Morton, President, Threshia Adams, Parliamentariang Debbie Jessup, Secre- tary, Vickie Stevens, 2nd Vice President, Margaret Hardwick, Chairman of Memi bers ip, Nancy Moore, Chairman of Finance, Cindy Hendrix, 1st Vice Pres- ident lN0t Picturedl. Qllxfls IUM V 5 Vnnu H 1 LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: P. Bellamy, B. Rabon, C. Nobles, L. Choate, S. Core, T. Bessant, C. Chesnut, J Worley, K. Taylor, E. Todd, R. Willard, S. Benton, McFarland, A. West. FOURTH ROW: S..WilliamS0n, M l Dennis. SECOND ROW: W. Core, D. Adams, G. Thor e, Parry, S. Watts, A. Livingston, W. Bellamy, W. McNeil L. Edge, D. McGinn, L. Lewis, F. Thompson, C. Wells, A. Hardwick, M. Bellamy,j. Walters, G. Lewis, L. Watkins. F. Thompson. THIRD ROW: P. Worley, C. Wyatt, C. I2

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FIRST ROWi R. Edmonds, R. Duncan, C. Permenter, C. Williamson, M. Ward, D. Stevens, M. jollie. SECOND ROW: Hall, F. Inman, S. Edens, R. Stevens, S. Edge, Agriculture today is a broad and dynamic field which offers young men many challenging careers in the areas of production, marketing, processing, agricultural services, research, education and many other agricultural occupations. In our rapidly changing agriculture many jobs previously per- formed on the farm now are provided through commercial agricultural service operations. These agricultural services and occupations provide em- . , if is A li R. Edge, T. Bellamy, R. Watts, I. jones, R. Williams, S Watts, H. Worley, F. Lewis, R. Stevens, Watkins. F. F. A. Ofllcers of FFA Harold YVorley-Pres. Rand Stevens-V. Pres. joseph Livingston4Treas. Eugene Permenter-Secretary Dou las Stevens-Sentinel Franiie Inman-Reporter QNot Picturedj Mr. H. C. Edens, Sponsor ployment opportunities for a vast number of young men who would benefit from training in vocational agriculture. Professional and scientific agricultural positions requiring college degrees are demanding more young men. Agriculture is an expanding industry and changes in agriculture will continue at a rapid rate and will increase in importance. At no time has it been so important that those who farm or enter other agricultural occupations have the best prepa- ration that it is possible to provide. 1 nn