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AMERICA BACK ROW lleTT To righTl: Twila Aranda, Lois Bockelman, Eva Brown, LoreTTa Brown, RuTh Dalke, Carol DeLong, Janice Eisenhauer, Mildred EreT, LaFaun Foreman, Virginia Foreman. Susan Gieber, June Glasscock, ElizabeTh Hanson. THIRD ROW: Wilma Hirsch, Wanda Hohensee, Nancy Howell, Mar- lys Hummel, Joyce HusTon, PaTTy Jarchow, Shirley Junker, Mariel Lenahan, Idonna Loch, Myrna McClure, Leona booTh aT The Hi-Y carnival. FHA officers were: LaFaun Foreman, Marlys Hummel, Mrs. FiTch, LoreTTa Brown, Marilyn Plies, Wilma Hirsch, Rufh Dalke, Mary Ann Pavlicek, Donna Snell, Virlene Mohling, June Glass- cock, Mildred EreT. 42 .NRE HDMEMAK FHA sponsored The refreshment Cord. SECOND ROW: Dixie Melvin, June Miller, Virlene Mohling, PaTTy Newman, BerneTTa PaneiTz, Mary Ann Pavli- cek, Marilyn Plies, Verneeda Pleis, Minnie Rabe. FIRST ROW' Hazel Riggle, Vonnie SmarT, Donna Snell, Geraldine Thomp- son, Joan Thompson, Mary Louise Thompson, Wilma Vculek, Twila VVelsh, Mrs. FiTch. The FuTure Homemakers of America. sponsored by Mrs. Genevieve FiTch, has Tour degrees oT meriT: Homemaker, ChapTer Homemaker, STaTe Home- maker, and American Homemaker. ln OcTober The FHA girls iourneyed To STroms- burg Tor The disTricT conTerence. NaTional FHA week came in November along wiTh The annual cloThing drive Tor children oT Europe. December broughT TorTh a ChrisTmas parTy. Each member broughT a small Toy To puT under The ChrisT- mas Tree. LaTer These giTTs were senT To a children's home in Lincoln. FFA boys and The FHA girls Tried Their luck aT square dancing aT The annual barn dance, Febru- ary l8. Nine Fairbury FHA girls wenT To Lincoln April 2, To aTTend The sTaTe convenTion. The Fairbury chap- Ter song, Home oT Tomorrow, was adopTed as The Nebraska FHA song. The FHA girls wore Their cloThes backwards To The April Fools' parTy. The parTy TeaTured soap candy, pine TloaTs, and oTher amusing enTerTain- menT. The MoTher and DaughTer Tea broughT To an end a glorious year oT achievemenT Tor The I948-49 chapTer.
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Bill Wenclover and Marvin Lewis have a lug of war as ihey grH' fheir feeih and pull. an 1 .ARK iQ. -.4 ,, S+uden+s swing +heir parfners af +he FFA-FHA barn dance. 2.21 I'lfI QNCQ FEBRUARY I8 Mdflqn C Or 194 'PbeII ,e Doing if +he hard way, Wilma Hirsch crawls lhrough 'l'he chufe onfo 'I'he dance floor. Gnc 9 of fhe ,gned GS FF e. annual FFA A Que .FHA bash n
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1 7-:ff , f Pep Club girls give Mrs. Pifzer fheir aH'en+ion, while discussing who will work a+ fhe relireshmenl s+ancl a+ +he Hebron game 0,0 The Pep club had 35 members and was sponsored by Mrs. Vivia Piizer. Aciiviiies of ihe girls included passing oul' pro- grams, preseniing skils, ushering and selling al' games. Pep club served a+ fhe refreshmenr sfand a+ fhe Hebron baskelball game. A bus was chariered for The Geneva 'looibali game. The girls formed a cheering seclion ai all fooiball and baskeibali games. Pep club officers were: Lore'Ha Brown, president Wilma Hirsch, vice-presidenlg and Janice Eisenhauer, secre 'fary-lreasurer. U -J BACK ROW llelf +o righrlz Barbara Benneff, Lois Bockelman, Wilma Hirsch, Carolyn Kunde, Mariel Lenahan. FIRST ROW Lorefra Brown, Carol DeLong, Janice Eisenhauer, Mildred Bernefia Paneifz, Dorofhy Ridder, Par Ridenour. Marian Ross Eref, Rifa Flercher, Mrs. Vivia Pifzer. SECOND ROW: Joan miller. B9UlUl'1 SG6Cl'1OFd. Donna Snell. Fraser, Donna Rae Haddan, Burnefia Henkel, Dolores Henkel,
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