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

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F H CLUB Future Homemakers of America is an organization made up of home economics students in high school. The main purpose of the organization is improvement of family and community. The Wampee Chapter of Future Homemakers of America is active in the state and national organization. Locally the chapter sponsors numerous school activities throughout the year. Some of these are: Miss Wampee Beauty Pageant, Christmas Open House, fashion shows, and a Mother-Daughter Banquet. Service Projects in- clude: adoption of a Foreign War Orphan, visits each week to a community nursing home, and provision of a scholarship for a student at Crossnore School. The chap- ter presents informative programs to the public through radio, television, and community organizations. Mrs. Barbara Cannon, Sponsor MQ isa. fi SEATED lfFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Swaim. Terri Jones, Wendy Golden, Vickie Edge, Cathy Cannon Nancy Hardwick Linda Chestnut, Lila Bellamy, Patricia Holmes, and Patricia Vereen. FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Debra Thompson Lynn Watkins Gretchen Lewis, Teresa Dew, Wanda Ingram, Jerri Livingston, Sue Thompson, Myra Joyner, Patricia Bullock Nancy Moore Vickie Gore and Sylvia Siceloff. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Patricia Worley, Gail Barbour, Faye Thompson Charlotte Wells Joyce Griffin Amanda Gore, Debbie Perrone, Jean Auld, Marsha Grimsley, Carolyn Nobles, Debbie McGinn, and Wrynn McNeil 56

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7,7777 FUT RE FARMERS The Future Farmers of America is the national organ- ization of, by and for boys studying vocational Agricul- ture in public secondary schools under the provisions of the National Vocational Education Acts. The FFA is an extra-curricular activity of the school curriculum. Members learn through active participation how to take part in a public meeting, to speak in pub- lic: To solve their own problems and to assume civic responsibility. The foundation upon which this organiza- tion is built includes leadership and character develop- ment, sportsmanship, cooperation, service scholarship, improved agriculture, citizenship and patriotism. Officers, LEFT TO RIGHT: Eugene Permenter, Randy Duncan Freddy Inman, James Hall, Mr. Edens, Sponsor, Greg Bell. 21'-be Qi? First Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joseph Livingston, Douglas Stevens, Eugene Permenter, Greg Bell, Phil Murphy, Donald Hobson, Comell Williamson, Donald Platt, Richard Livingston, Larry Lee, Dennis Ward. SECOND ROW - LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Lewis, Randy Duncan, Billy Jo Inman, Mike Jollie, Robert Earl Stevens, Ronny Lee, Charles Joyner, Billy Jo Stephens, Ronnie Stevens, Bruce Henderson, Terry Livingston. THIRD ROW - LEFT TO RIGHT: Benjy Hardee, Randall Stephens, James Hall, Freddy Inman, Frankie Lewis, Jimmy Long, John Thomas, Mac Holmes, Michael Lewis, Mr. Edens - Sponsor. 55

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i 'K Junior Science Club Officers - LEFT TO RIGHT: John Keegan, Trea- surerg Douglas Johnson, President, Jimmy Riddle, Vice President, Harold Lewis, Secretaryg Vickie Ingram, Assistant Secretaryg Mr. Brown, Faculty Advisor. JR. HIGH SCIE CE CL B Our goal is to promote both individual and group activities. It is an extension of the science classroom work and involves those students who are especially interested in scientific activities beyond classroom work. This year each member will have a science project eligible for entrance in the Science Fair. Junior Science Club - LEFT T0 RIGHT: Oresa Large, Teresa Whittemore, John Keegan, David Bessent, Mike Adams, Stuart Bessent, Debbie Fulmer, Chucky Siceloff. Vicki Ingram, Bobby Keelyn, Luther Livingston, Cathi Rutland, Harold Lewis, Douglas Johnson, Jimmy Riddle, Lynn Williams. 59