William Penn High School - Penn Yearbook (High Point, NC)

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THE FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES EDDIE CLINTON, PRESIDENT J.W. ATKINSON, ADVISER The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a movement of faith and of action. It is one of the most important organizations of the school in that its basic goal is to strengthen the moral and spiritual fiber of athletes at William Penn. FCA shows that it is possible to be a Christian on as well as off the athletic field. A few basic principles guide them: (1) be more God conscious, (2) be honest, (3) be consistent in the living of your conviction, (4) commu¬ nicate in the hearer’s language as best you can what you believe and what you have personally experienced. Mem¬ bers of the organization seek to help each other become better men and better examples of what God can do with a yielded life. FCA policies are established by a Board of Directors assisted by a Board of Trustees and an Advisory Council. Two of the members, Henry Wall and Eddie Clinton, attended the FCA Southeast Regional Conference held at Black Mountain. 138

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The greatest honor that can be bestowed upon a ju¬ nior or senior is induction into the National Honor So¬ ciety. This organization is founded on four basic prin¬ ciples which are the criteria for induction: (1) scholar¬ ship, (2) character, (3) service, (4) leadership. i ' f 1 7 if Si ' if Saundra Kendall President Secretary Frederick Bailey Paul Brawner Gloria Carter Gloria Martin Willie Roberts Shirley Sellers Mr. F. M. Gary Sponsor Vera Lattimore Treasurer Rose Sturdivant 137

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1-PhY-CH The Bi-Phy-Chem Club stimulates the scientific inter¬ est of the William Penn student. It develops this interest in three major sciences: biology, chemistry, and physics. It is affiliated with The Science Clubs of America.