Elmira High School - Falcon Yearbook (Elmira, OR)

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the Girls' i 'Girl of nest, for eligible. e an an- ted party :h is held his year mos the in the 3811 to all aim High .71 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA x is s x s i i i i i x N FIRST ROW: Sandra Garboden, Gayle Harrington. Vice-President;Jeanette Marion, Sandra Fleming, Presi- dent; Martina Pecnick, Treasurer; and Lela Southerland. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Stinnett, Edith Randolph, Dee Self, Delores Lenart, Pat Fleming, Erlene VanDevender. Nancy Netherton, Fern McCready, and Bunny Nelson. THIRD ROW: Sharon Clark, Lola Johnson, Madrene Snyder, Mary Short, Phyllis Fisher. Florence Peck, Sandra Nelson. CarolHansen.Lois Wellette,BarbaraJohnson. Sharon Rowen. and Mrs. Hall, Advisor. The F HA. is organized to promote better homemaking in general; to create leadership in home and community life; to promote international good will; and to further interest in home economics. The require- ment for new members is one year of homemaking. During this year they have sponsored ice cream sales each day and the annual formal 'iSweetheartsi Ball valentine's dance. King Neil and Queen Bunny of the Sweethearts Ball. F. H. A. Initiation

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JEANETTE MARION President MRS. LAMB NORMA FRADENBURGH Adviser Vice -President DIXIE VAUGHN LE NOIRE HANSON Secretary Treasurer Each month the Girls' League sponsors a Girl of the Month contest, for which all girls are eligible. Each fall they have an an- nual Get Acquainted paIty for the girls, which is held after school. This year they helped sponsor the Vaudeville Show. Membership in the Girls' League is open to all irlsenrolled atElmira High chool. S 8 Panel on Good Grooming: Karen Perkins, Gayle Harrington, Jeanette Marion, Dixie Vau hn, LeNoir McCarty, g e Hanson, Norma Fradenburgh, Lela Southerland, and Annette Martina Pccnick Miss Merry Christm .1 s Girl of tho Month Awnnl Wnuu-lx Sevilla lessee . Marlys Nystedt ----.C00v- . P .1 datum llllrllr Mm 1M x. Hdm m tmlgushlr --..,,- 01x. l. L 9011 lllW hull: Rum lain Mmhwshw

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HONOR SOCIETY Kay Gibson, Marlys Nystedt, Erlene Van- Devender, MI. Jackson tTreasuren, and MI. Dale Petersen tAdvisoU. To be elected to the Honor Society is an honor which falls on a very few. The reason for this is found in the rigid require- ments for election: Scholarship t3. 5 grade averages, leadership, service and character. .0- '8- T DANCE e: COMMITTEE ; :5; SEATED: Laura McKern, Emily Rykert, Betty Quigley, Sandra Nelson. STANDING: Judy Deitch, Ian Drummonds, Judy Hoffman, Mr. Dale Petersen tAdvisoo, Stuart Surcamp, Bob Tanner, and Charles Martin. The purpose of the Dance Committee is to prepare for the noon dances and to see that before each dance all arrangements for the dance have been made. F. B. L. A. SEATED: Jean Ostenberg tReportenr Janet Stone tTreasuren, Betty Ansell tSecretatyL Judy Rust tVice-Presiderm, Jackie Robinson tPresidenQ. STANDING: Jeanette Marion, Ruth Bowlsby, Betty Quigley, Mrs. Lamb tAdvisoU, Emily Rykert, Karen Perkins, Sharon Rowen, Rose Fisher, Donna Staats, and Inez Buckridge. The F.B.L. A. tFuture Business Leaders of American is a national organization whose purpose is to promote better business under- standing. The F.B. L. A. made the programs for the home games and sold tickets at'home games. This organization participates in many state activities.