Eastern Hills High School - Clan Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Y-Teen sponsors, Mrs. Tannahill, Miss Moore, and Mrs. Thompson, Take pride in planTing The holly Tree, which was The TirsT proiecT in The landscaping of EasTern Hills. Y-Teens Win l Club of Year Landscaping The lawn and placing greenery around EasTern Hills High School has been The Y-Teens' main service projecT This year. OTher service proi- ecTs included making cookies Tor The Teachers' lounge, cleaning windshielcls, making Tray Tavors Tor The hospiTal, collecTing old cloThes and Toocl Tor The needy, and working aT The Senior CiTizens Fair. The club sponsored many oT The school's acTiviTies, in- cluding Howdy Week, The Doll Show, Ranch Day program, Twerp Dance, and all Homecoming acTiv- iTies. EasTern Hills' Y-Teen Club was honored several Times by having Y-Teen Club and girl oT The monTh, only To climax The year wiTh Y-Teen Club of The Year in TarranT CounTy. Sandra Marks, presidenT oT Y-Teens, is holding The Trophy ThaT was pre-senTed To EasTern Hills Tor being named Club oT The Year. 24

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Flrst Place Track Meet M class regislralion. Y-Teen officers are, ieli 'ro righf, Veronica Skidmore, pro- gram chairman: Kay Taylor, service chairman: Ginger Hafch- er and Pam Nimiiz, publiciiy chairmen, 'top rowg Ginger Roy- ar, Treasurer: Beify Blessing, chaplain: Joan Chasrain, social chairman, second row: Francis Spears, uiililariang Cynihia Mergeie, secreiaryg Debbie Maddox, ICC represenlaiive: Sandra Marks, president bollom row: Jan Record, hisiorian Mari Priddy, song leader, nor piciured. Y-Teen homeroom represenfarives are, leli To righi, Sharon Berliner, Melinda Bruner, Sherry Orpen, Lois l-lalfield, Dianne Jordan, Peggy Brooks, Judi Ryno, Suzanne Speegie, Jo Ellen Waison, Sandra Randall, Kaihy Currin, Debbie Riggs, Diana Ciaunch, Susie Vaughan, Donna l-lamlllon, lirsl row: Ann Gor- don, Chrisiy Hawrylalc, Carol Perkins, Kafhy Small, Judy Mane ning, Marsha McCariy, Janice Carter, Karen Branrley, Jan Chiles, Micki Bodine, Vicici Herring, Caroiyn O'Deil, Joy Neel, Debbie Sands, Ilene Miller, Barbara Barnes, second row, Karlin Johnson, Carol Houser, Laurie Parish, Jane? Schober, Charioiie Morehead, Peggy Begiey, Eloise Threai, Noia Carfer, Mary l-lill, Resa Gensweider, Janis Taium, Nancy Coliingham, Paisy Hol- land, JoAnn Glass, Toni Bergeron, ihird row. Y-Teen members Kay Taylor and Joan Chaslain oller Coach Milcham and Mrs. Thompson candy and refreshmenis during

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FTA State Convention Hi hlights Year Future Teachers ot America are Dianne Jordan, Carol Bow- er, Susan Flunsalcer, Judi Ryno, Susie Vaughan, Franell Ellis, Francis Spears, tront row, Sandra Randall, Jan Davis, Diana Maddux, Jeanne l-latchett, Claudia Sloan, Paula Reeves, Jan Morris, Jan Orr, second row, Cynthia Mergele, Susan Living- T IE! Future Teachers is a club sponsored by the Na- tional Education Association tor the purpose ot re- cruiting the teachers ot tomorrow. Although the role ot the prospective teacher is stressed, all students interested in education are welcomed. Throughout the year various speakers associated in some way with education presented programs tor the club. Members attended both the district meet- ing here and the state meeting in l-louston. ston, Linda Prottitt, Patty Tilson, third row, Leslie Green, Kay Miles, Linda Sharp, Weldon Neal, Eloise Threatt, Nola Carter, Susan.Bell, Janie Brown, tourth row, Beverly Sharyer, Mary Beth Kight, Ronald Box, Ronnie Clarlc, Mike Gentry, Ronnie Garland, Merrilee Smith, top row. FTA otticers included Mike Gentry, treasurer: Francis Spears, secre tary: Ronnie Garland, president, and Beverly Sharyer lnot picturedl vice-president. 25