Alwood High School - Alwood Album Yearbook (Woodhull, IL)

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At an impressive induction ceremony, held in connection with the Spring Tea and Style Show each year, the new president (Kathryn Litton) is inducted by the previous president (Doris Wind). State and National Responsibilites The chapter here is working on the national membership committee. Mary Lou Charlson was the delegate to the State Leadership Conference. Local activities included sponsoring sock hops, the Christmas dance, Sadie Hawkins dance, Daddy-Date Night, and making hospital tray favors . At its annual Christmas Dance, sponsored jointly by F.H.A. and F.F.A., Kathryn Litton was elected the F.F.A. Sweetheart, and Bob Carlson was elected the F.H.A. Heartthrob. Kathryn was presented an F.F.A. jacket, and Bob received an apron and a cookbook in honor of the occasion. Extending their influence far beyond our school has become commonplace for our F.H.A. Kathryn Litton is the 1961-1962 Section 10 Vice President. Mary Lou Charlson is the 1962-1963 Section 10 First Vice President. Kathryn Litton, Donna Bodeen, and Miss Melton are working on a state historian committee.

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ROW I: Miss Melton (Advisor), Karen Noy, Elfie Schweimer, Linda Edmund, Barbara Hammerlund, Kathryn Litton, Sandra Lindsey. ROW II: Sharon Munson, Judy Holdsworth, Mary Lou Charlson, Zelma Link, Sandra Merideth, Barbara Ward, Diane Sullivan, Sharon Dye. ROW III: Sally Page, Wanda Spencer, Norma Carlson, Karen Taylor, Ann Bateman, Donna Bodeen, Cynthia Johnson, Christine Johnson. F.H.A. Branches Out to Assume OFFICERS: Wanda Spencer, Treasurer; Sandra Lindsey, Projects and Degrees; Barbara Ward, Recreation; Donna Bodeen, Public Relations and Historian, Kathryn Litton, President; Karen Noy, Secretary; Mary Lou Charlson, Vice Pres.; Barbara Hammerlund, Parliamentarian and St. Coun. Rep.; Linda Edmund, Publicity Book. 50

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AlWood's F.F.A. sponsors many activities, one of which is the AlWood Calf Club. This is its story. Borrowing from the Bank is a must for the first year calf-club member. In the picture below are two freshman F.F.A. boys talking with Bank Cashier Kenneth Mecum, learning the experience of paying interest on borrowed money and that capital also costs money. The calves were bought from a ranch in Southwestern Missouri and were shipped here for sorting into pens of four. The boys in the next picture are drawing lots to determine which pen of calves will be theirs to feed for the next eleven months. F.F.A. OFFICERS Steve Johnson, President Paul Shepherd, Vice President Richard Peterson Secretary Ray Olson, T reasurer Greg Miller, Sentinel Roger Miller, Reporter Robert Carlson, St. Council Rep. Mr. Geiger, Advisor Growing Into Rod Engstrom and Mike Walsten discuss finances with Kenneth Mecum.