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C O I O '21 ' if il Nl , T ' Y gr Q9 al J The purpose of 'rhis organizalion is To l:os'l'er high slrandards of scholarship, service, and cilizenship on The parl' of sludenls. The purpose of scholarship and service has been fulfilled This year by eslablishing a fund lo purchase Vocalional Guidance malerial for lhe library and 'ro gel 'rhe sludenls lo become acquainled wilh i+.' In March a magazine sale was conducled lo raise money for 'rhe spring educalional +rip lo be held during May. All These proiecls had several commillees, which fosiered good cilizenship. The organiza+ion's annual dinner meeling was held in January wilh Karl Gorlz, an exchange sludenl from Auslria now allending Pallerson l-ligh School, as guesl speaker. The members consisl ol: lhe lop sludenls in school, s'l'riving lo live up lo Jrheir mollo, Scholarship for Service. 24 Firsf row: J. Cola, J. Pierini, P. Fink. C. Hancock. K. Dexler, C. CeruH'i, H. Souza, M. Marlin, S. Sfevens, C. King, S. Sanders. Second row: M. Cola, J. Daily, M. Moe, Mary Jo Bolelho. B. Cox. S. l-luckaby, S. Densmore, H. Knight C. Sleinbeck, J. Goelsch. G. Carranza. Third row: M. Cabral, J. Borrelli. P. Borba, G. Carvalho. M. Moore, C. Grischolr, J. Barsanfi, R. Sfewar. B. Avila. B. Cabral, N. Lugo. 5 x'gTiT.::l P75 Nj Q f ' -if MARLENE MACHADO MRS. l.lLl.lAN ANDERSON Presidenl Advisor OFFICERS: BETTY AVTLA, Secrefaryg MARY PACHECO, Repre- senlalive: CLAUDIA KING, Treasurer: REBECCA STEWART. Vice President
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RICHARD NUNES F. A. GOETSCI-I Presideni' Advisor OFFICERS: EDDIE ROCI-IA. Treasurer: BILL COELI-IO, Reporier: MANUEL AMORIN, Seniineii JOI-IN RELVAS, Secreiary: LOUIS COELI-IO. Vice Presideni: MELVIN SOUZA. Represeniaiive. F F A 'L ' -F' . !5i!,' 0 0 0 ,5 ooP'Ti'9Iv 'IQI IIA7' X Ig 70328 The moiior CULT Learning Io Do Doing Io Learn Earning Io Live Living Io Serve re-Ilecis Ihe spirii and sinceriiy oi Ihe organizaiion. The main goal of ihe Fuiure Farmers oi America is Io deveiop agric:uI+uraI Ieaoiership, cooperaiion, and ciiizenship among boys siudying vocaiionai agricuiiure. II encourages Ihe members in ihe deveiopmeni oi iheir individual farming programs and helps ihem gei esiaioiished in agricuiiural careers. The chapier has many annuai aciiviiies Ihroughoui The year headlined by a Faiher-Son banquei, a spring s+ocI4 show, Iracior rodeo, Greenhand iniiiaiion, and numerous IieIoI irips. The chapier aIso operaies a IocaI Iarm. Louis Coeiho, siaie farmer, won Ihe Goiden VaIIey award, Caso award, and +he ouisianoling senior award. 23 Firsi' row: J. Beiiencouri, E. Correia, J. AviIa, D. McCIin'I'oI4, W. Ceruiii, J. Edwards. U. Eereira, M. Showaiier. T. Vargas, T. Correia, M. Berberia. Second row: N. Inman, G. Vargas, C. Craven. L. Cardaza. D. Lopes. B. Waikins, T. Amaral, M. Silva.
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JANICE DAILY MISS DOROTHY WATTS Presidenf Advisor OFFICERS: AILEEN CABRAL. Represenfafiveq ROSEMARY BRAZIL, Vice Presidenf: MARGEE MACHADO, Parliamenfarianq DOLORES CLARKE, Hisforiang MARY PACHECO, Secrefaryi CAROL SOUZA, Song Leader: MARGARET NUNES, Treasurer. NMAKERSO Fo H.A. IL,.,1l 4' Q5 NEW YN O A D 4 5: 2 owl Q '51 wo 0 O The purposes of fhe Fufure Homemakers of America are fo promofe beffer family living, fo help members undersfand fhe opporfunifies open fo fhem in fhe field of home economics, and fo undersfancl our neighbors bofh af home and abroad. The club also provides fraining of each chapfer for parficipafion in home, school, and communify life. The members fools parf in many acfivifies fhis year. They sfarfeol off by enfering a floaf in fhe Home- coming parade and conolucfing a welfare proiecf. During fhe LeGrand foofball game fhey sold caramel apples which proved profifable. The girls made and sold Chrisfmas earrings and lapel pins. The insfallafion of officers was combined wifh fhe Chrisfmas Tea. F.H.A. Week was held March 23-29. 25 Firsi' row: Linda Azevedo, Mary Landeros, Vera Cano, Kafhy Borrelli, Hazel Souza, Sharon Francis, Helen Amaral, Rosie Cano, Second row: Kay Dexfer, Jaclcie Lay, Mary Moe, Barbara Craven, Henrieffa Casfillo, Cafhie Ceruffi, Sondra Huckaby, JoAnn Mendonsa, Eleanor Oliveira, Gennora Ables, Virginia Jordan, Judy Sophia, Donna Capps, Lupe Casian. Third row: Karen Rapp, Arlene Correia, Georgeffe Carvalho, Joyce Andrade, Bernice Lemos, Julee Jasper, Pafsy Wrighf, Sharon Peferson, Lupe Dominguez, Marlene Machado, Julie Borelli. Fourfh row: Lois Sfringham, Rebecca Sfewarf, Cecelia Cosfa, Roberfa Doss, Judy Barsanfi, Jean Nunes, Beffy Conley. Beffy Lee, Annie Lema.
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