McCook High School - Bison Yearbook (McCook, NE)

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OH 0 First row 'Vlrs Hofferber V Qchuetz A Scheneman D Merrill J Ruppert 9 Shadley Second row B Huff D Qchreffler F Ervm L Herron F Patton D Koch W Shepherd P Fahnholtz Thlrd row V Wardlow V Fuller N Qnvder B Ju el Y Ruppert D Qcheneman N Rxchter D Trehal O Cro Sendmg clothes to needy persons overseas was the mam project of the FHA th1s year The local chapter 15 a member of the natlonal Ofg8IllZ3l10I1 whlch IS set up to promote mterest ln homemakmg affalrs The local chapter saw honors bestowed on two of lts members Donna Nlerrxll and Jo Ann Ruppert were honored as dlstrlct offlcers serxmg as Publlcltx chalrman and Parllamentarlan respectlvels A seml formal mltlatlon was held early IH December to brmg new members lnto the rapxdlw expandmg group The members enjoyed the talented supervlslon and lnstructlon of chapter sponsor Mrs Hofferber who has serx ed ln that POQIIIOH for the past sexeral sears WQMAKERS T- I jg WM? 0 NEW HO +C of 44, ' 74 Q: S f 2 J m E, LA- 1 V Y 'T ff, O4 CQ 4 Q,

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GQAV4 FHS! r0WZ S. DPVPHY. J- Markwall. J. Kotschwar, Miss Cumminghani, D. Merrell, J. Codwin, C. Lepper. Second row: S. Gregg, L. Herron. C. Patton. P. Kelly. V. Fuller. K. Vodehnal. S. Jeffers. E. Houghtelling, M. Wisdom. Third row: J. Larreau, F. Erwin, R. Carroll. W. Howell, D. Koch. J. Shepherd, S. Shreffler, P. Fahnholtz, S. Horam-k. GAA organizes early in the fall in order to have all their activities well planned. The main event of the year is when the WAA and the CAA clash in an annual three game series in basketball. For the last two years the high school gals have over-powered the Indian maidens. OFFICERS-Jackie Markwad, Pres.g Millie Wisdom, Sec'yg Elda Houghtelling, Vice Pres.g Donna Merrell, Treas. H0 5 1600111 166,11 eselmzfizfes The HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES is an organization made up of mem- bers selected by the Student Council. There are at least two members taken from each home room. These members help the Council with such things as selling concessions at football and basketball games, decorating for dances sponsored by the Council, and informing the Council of student problems and requests. 1 0 it All First row: J. Koette-r, J. Shepherd. N. Fallick, C. Stitt, R. Durkee, R. Car- roll. Second row: H. Bar- tels, A. Hiatt, K. Crook, L. Ludwig. R. Redman, Cv. Pearson. Third row: P. Moran. R. Meister, B. H8int'y. S. Corns, J. Moran, J. Kotschwar.