Mount Ida High School - Lion Yearbook (Mount Ida, AR)

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. ,Qi .. -- 35353 Betas display their various trophies after leaving the state fair. A delicious meal at Casa Bonita was soon to follow. 5 G .,,,., 1 , .. .., W , ' - -. , xi MNH 'X BETA CLUB, lst ROW: Patricia Gerrish, Lyndi Richmond, Annette Phillips. Greg Greeson, George Kostelnik, jeff Campbell, Kathy White. Stella Peninger, Patti Johnston. Tammy Greeson, Nancy Black. Whisenhunt, Debbie Lambert, Johnny Spurlin, Martha Kelloms, Deb- Patricia Young, 2nd ROW z Sammy Beggs, Gregg Featherston, Floyd bie Van Steenwyk, Stephanie Standridge, Beckie Griffith, Perry Worden, Mark Diavis, Renee Davidson, Tommy Fortier, Becky Whar- Rutledge. Margie Watkins. ton, Troy Caudle, june Scott: 3rd ROW: Robby Robbins, Mark

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Beta Club The promotion of scholarship, leadership, and good citizenship is the main purpose of the Beta Club. Membership is made up of students of the tenth through twelfth grades that have met requirements. The Beta Club has a ser- vice project each year. The '74-'75 project was buying concrete tables and benches for the school. Some members assist teachers in elementary school work. There is fun in the Beta Club too! There are parties and picnics during the year and in January, our club attends the State Conven- tion in Little Rock. J BETA CLUB OFFICERS: Kathy Whisenhunt-Pres., Johnny Spurlin-Vice Pres., Mrs. Phillips Sponsor, Martha Kelloms-Sec., June Scott-Treas., Jeff Campbell-Reporter. .M -f,.i,1f.. i. if Annette White Proposes a toast to her fellow Betas at the annual picnic given Trisha Young and Stella Peninger make preparations for the picnic feast. for new members,

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FHA The Future Homemakers of America was organized in 1945 in Chicago. Our school also organized an FHA group that year. FHA is more than a name as expressed by Susan Apley. More Than A Name Future Next, yet to be, near at hand, coming, eventually Home residence, environment, shelter, dwelling, nest Makers producers, creators, composers, authors, architects America government, country, homeland, nation The FHA has many service projects. Some of them are: helping the March of Dimes, raising money for Muscular Dystrophy, and providing refreshments for donors when the Bloodmobile is in town. The Future Homemakers of America are also future leaders of America. The FHA and FFA salute the United States on its two hundredth birthday in a booth at the county fair shown at RIGHT. entire se me sitewraastzat pledge czlferjaance? lo the alloq ofil 1 FHA Eleventh and Twelfth Grades, lst ROW: Judy Breashears, Janice Jones, Patricia Gerrish, Deb Edwards, Kenny Jones-FHA Beau, Tam- my Bryan, Patsy Minton, Magdalene Warren, Debbie Lambert, Mrs. Prince-Sponsorg 2nd ROW: Gail Mayberry, Inez Essman, Betty Rowland, Patricia Young, Margie Watkins, Beckie Wharton, Lyndi Richmond, Annette White, Dawn Hanavan, Kathy Whisenhunt, 'Q WK? f , . .. 6, ., : t. www Stephanie Standridge: 3rd ROW: Roberta Demby, Stella Penninger, Patty Johnston. Helen Vangilder, Nancy Black, Ruth Sekavec, Brigitte Stanley, Shelly Harper, June Scott, Beverly Lambert, 4th ROW: Suzette Moppin, Kim White, Debbie Van Steenwick, Beckie Griffith. Debbie Kitchens, Melanie Standridge, Brenda Bryant, Mary Curtis, Tammy Greeson, Eileen Weston. MF