Nova High School - Nebula Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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1-H-i .i r - .Qui BACK ROW L to R: Ann Stayer, Debbie Owen, Anna Aldridge, Tina Leighton, Anna Oliver places second in reciting the FFA Creed FRONT: Kevin Welder, Rob Newcomer, Roy Richards, Jesse Houston, Bruce Boatwright, and Sherri Redner. . ui.-J' , T f B.-...M si, 4. , , Look at all that bacon. , says the group of students as they watch over Melba and her seven piglets.

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Future Farmers of America .pil STANDING L-R: Joni Davis, Blll Blaha, Sally Goetz, Dan Horst, Mike Philllps, Scott Loughrey, Steve Borchers, Jim McDonald, and Bill Gillette. KNEELING: Bruce Clarke, Joanna Luce, Eddle Gill, Kevin Hendricks, Jim Pryor, Dennis Wallach. BACK L-Fl: Steve Brochers, Blll Gillette, Scott Loughrey, Dan Horst, Bruce Clarke. CENTER: Joni Davis, Sally Goetz, Dennis Wallach, Jim McDonald, Eddie Gill, Jim Pryor. FRONT: Bill Blaha, Earl Sherman, Jackie Duncan, Kevln Hendricks, Joanna Luce, Mike Phillips. This past year the Future Farmers of America had leadership training, when 7 students from Nova went to Shasta College. The training was conducted by state FFA officers, plus representatives from other schools. Activities included teaching the duties of different officers, how to get students involved and show- ing the students how to be leaders in their own schools. On March third, ap- proximately 80 agriculture students went on a Shasta College Field Day. They spent the day judging horses, livestock, soil, and learning the skills of record-keeping and driving tractors.

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Helpful Homemakers FIRST ROW L-R: Peggy Johnson, Klm Hale, Karen Phillips, Glna Smith, Lisa Wllson. THIRD ROW: Norma McCurry, Machelle Chiesa Gilmer, CarlaMontgomery, Lori Guthrle.SECOND ROW:Andrea Kidd, Carolyn Chandler, Bonnle Gaylord, Terry Williams, and Daphlne Lee Duane, Debbie Clark, Carrie Thomas, Lisa Standlfer, Katrina DuBose. One of the many helpful things FHA did this year was to work with the FFA in a joint effort to build a gate for pre-school children at the Shasta County Schools Office and a playhouse for kindergarten children at Buckeye school. Another of their achievements was to sponsor the first dance of the year. Besides their regular meetings, FHA held regional and sub-regional meetings in other cities. In one of the sub-regional meetings members of FHA competed in the job interview event. Winning first place was Andrea Kidd of Nova. To raise money, the future homemakers of America held a car wash in March. Once they earned their money they used it to help others. During the holiday seasons FHA provided needy families with Thanksgiving baskets and Christmas turkeys. The Future Homemakers of America donat- ed money to the purchase of the basketball tournament trophy and handed out pro- grams and served guests at the fashion show. lt seems the future Homemakers of America were a big help to others in 1977. Future Homemakers of America advisors, L-R: Mrs. Gale Relerson, Mrs. Midge Love and Ms. Patricia Blnkley.