West Henderson High School - Falcon Yearbook (Hendersonville, NC)

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Future Homemakers of Umerita OFFICERS President. w eames cue -es aNGa Prayliorg Vice-President. ...... . .Barbara McCall SECretaryan. ode somes Carolyn Colvard TTCASUTCi mee Thee dice ons sone IUly Israel REDOTLEr eee seems eons se olism. bal baldwilt Parliamentarian ........ . Dottie Walker HiStOLriani: semet eee se te eee a cloar Morris Song eaderms. «.8eeteu. s sae Deena MOrris Jr. F.H.A. President. .... . Lorene Rhodes SDONDSOLSuwaease mete oe te oe MES. COrpenine Mrs. Dotson The F.H.A.'s purposes are to give future homemakers training and practice in leadership; op- portunities for social development; experiences in wise use of leisure time, anddevelopment of sa- tisfying hobbies. The West Henderson F.H.A. Chapter has participated inactivities of importance this year. They contributed to CARE at Christmas; made aprons, candy and clothes bags for a bazaar for theiretarded children; contributed to the Heart Fund; and served refreshments at the NCEA meeting.

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brational Urriculture 1960-67 OFFICERS President. . « «+ «ce «oe | David Wiggins Vice-President. ........ .dimmy Moore Secretary cacy omeuse asc) e. oememe .Dan Fulcher Treasureree. ceos eens ange OG Rhodes REDOTtC iis v arouse epee eee . Wayne Garren Sentinels re miei eben ee seen RONMICENICC TAL, Sponsors ..+.++.+-+-e-ess .Mr. Joe Francis Mr. John Hollamon The majority of the boys at West Henderson have a rural background, and many ofthem are in- terested in some phase of Agriculture. The Vocational Agriculture Department is striving to pre- pare these boys for careers in farming and the many allied occupations through class work, super- vised farming programs, farm mechanics, and F.F.A.

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Dramatios This club has given an excellent outlet for those interested in acting. Members have en- joyed skits, poems, plays, and readings given at their regular meetings. Some ofthe many activities the club has par - ticipated in were a Christmas program, a skit for P.T.A. open house and Assembly programs. Appreciation, interpretation, and production are the three phases of drama we particularly emphasize. Presidentss-0- tse ue hee ohn ed UOve Drake Vice-President. ....... . .Edward Wilkie Secretary... eb erence ate a ats OWwiCy Treasurer ....-.... . Arthur Blankenship Critic ee eee Lalklcceapie Members are: Lefttoright, Mr. Worley, Sponsor; Charles Fowler, Frankie Capps, Judy Drake, Ed- ward Wilkie, Pat Fowler, Arthur Blankenship, Mack Wiggins, Eddie Hawkins, Danny Bordner, Che- ryl Smith, Lynne Hill, Karen Henry, Mike Henry, Charles Porter, Gail Hutchinson, Betty Gosnell, Jackie Duncan, Freda Howard, Carolyn Bell, Becky Gilreath, Brenda Wycoff, Yvonne Beddingfield, Mary Sue Burris, Helen Butler, Betty Davis, Patsy Edwards, Betty Guinn, Rachel Garren, Janet Hol- bert, Carolyn Franklin, Frances Wheeler, Jo Leen Riddle, Sandra Smith, Mildred Livingston, Judy Sweeney, Vera Howell, Jo Ann Brown, Elizabeth Johnson, Nadine Reese, Betty Mae Rhodes, Martha Cannon, Doris Lance, Brenda Smith, Carol Simpson, Fanny Griffin, Amy Reid, Joyce Lance, Martha Morris, Sally Bryson, Mary Glenn, Carolyn Mathis, Martha Williams, Estelle Stewart, Mary Lou McCombs, Gail McCrary, Marilyn Ballard, Mary Lewis, Alyne Lance, Phyllis Guinn.