George Washington High School - Patriot Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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1 v5'f7 1':: ' ' , ' r ' 'ww' ' .AJ Y ' H 1 Cathy Childress mixes a frosting for a freshly baked cake. Displaying their cooking ability, Pam Watson and Susan Woomer, , members of FI-IA, sell their Christmas goodies. 'mi' i 'i 53133. lzeqx :1.,,q'. l Getting down to business, Eleanor and Jessie Getliffe set forth to cre- ate a masterpiece. ' Emcperimenting for the first time with homemade lolli- pops, Lucy Biddle and a friend remove the final product from the frig . home and business worlds explored Future Business Leaders of America sponsored a fashion show including a pro- gram by Fashion Two-Twenty Amnedie Wigs, Mrs. Jenkinson--fashion coordina- tor of the Diamond, and Mrs. Ward- -a speaker from the State House. Candles and banks were sold to raise money to make Christmas baskets for needy families, and to entertain residents of local nursing homes. The Future I-Iomemakers of America Club is an organization primarily for girls interested in developing domestic skills. Homemakers made and sold candy, and homemade Christmas gifts. Heart-shaped cakes were baked for St. Valentine's Day. Servicef75 I

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.Z N fi 12 r. 1 W. V V . - ...ne 1 LDA A table full of plastic plants, fabric scraps, candles, and trimming will To save time, Leslie Wyley tears into aBe1:ty Crocker soon become X-mas decorations in the hands of Handicraft club members. Cake mix - '- :QA an- 4 -i w H s. X -i ' far, 1, FBLA officers Patti Smith, Jan Raines, and Linda Goodall discpss future club plans with Patty Parsons and Sarita Webb . 7418 ervice

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