Parkrose High School - Equus Ferox Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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f.t.a. Future Teachers of America have kept themselves busy this year. Their first activity, selling at the concession stands at football games, was quickly followed up with the induction banquet and the state F.T.A. convention at Linfield College. Their meetings have been highlighted with various teacher panals and a joint meeting with the Sandy and Clackamus Clubs. The high point of the year was the student teaching which took place the first week of April. In May, they held their annual picnic at which they installed the new officers. Mr. Ness-Adv. Mr. Holznagel-Asst. Adv. Pat Taylor-Pres. Glenda Beach-V.P. Kay Donaldson-Sec. Dennis Howard-Treas. Anne Ryan-Hi st. jacklyn Bennett-Parl. Vonda Allred Gaylene Angelos Marcia Angelos Donna Arnold Rick Balsiger Virginia Bartmess Dorothy Bellin Pat Bowen Pat Clark Lynn Coates Ester Comstock Kathy Davis Randy DeMond Gary Drais Paul Errico Margaret Fadenrecht Linda Farris Linda Fulcher Ellen Garrow Becki Haglund Kip Hakanson Marie Hamman Bill Hepner Doug Johnson Dianne jordan Nancy Jones Joyce Kavanaugh Nancy Lalcevchi Mary Langston Sandi Maiwald Sue Mann Becky McGrew Terry McKee Sue Moore Pam Newey Fran cie Palmer Mellissa Palmer Paul Lynnette Marilyn Paulson Wendy Pendergraft jan Proby Judy Ritt Susanne Schelot Mike Shanahan Judy Smith Karen Smith Debbie Snow Nancy Takeuchi Velma Tatom Anne Theus Diana Tumbleson Claudia Veentj er Laurie Waters Mike Wierima Diana Wills gi s xx . - in ...evoiui J

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f.l'1.a. The organization of Future Homemakers of America spent an active year enjoying such projects as sales and Christ- mas activities. The girls suc- cessfully sold cook books and baked goods during the winter months. At Christmas they as- sembled food baskets and col- lected toys for the children of the Waverly Baby Home. All the girls benefited from a cos- metic demonstration by Judy Van Vickle held in February. The main highlight was their Induction Banquet held at the lavish Barbary Coast Restaur- ant. All the girls participating in F.H.A. spent an enjoyable year sharing in the interesting and varied activities offered. Mrs. Larson - Adv. Eileen Kemp -Pres. jerrie VanVickle - V.P. Cathy Butts - Sec. Nancy Adams - Treas. Diane More - Hist. joy Allison Donna Arnold Mary Lu Baetkey Connie Bamford Kathy Bean Pat Clark Joyce Grant Karen Henderson Debbie junell Sally Klick Nancy Kuhlman Penny McCoy Candy Middal Carol Mosso Loretta Mosso Clair Rosander Georgene Scott Carol Siler Ruthi Spotts Kathy Stiger Clara Wardwell Valerie Watson Lynea Wyatt 49

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,u fn rg tr. 1, at , , .tw ww, ,M aa. me wr 1 - - it 1 ,al lb VN. ,... i.r.l. The main topic for discussion of this year's International Relations League was Africa. In order to better understand the problems confronting this troubled continent, the mem- bers participated in many district and state conferences, including two weekend confer- ences at the University of Oregon. At their regular meetings they listened to speakers such as Grace Wanjira from Parkrose and a student from Centennial who've come to Port- land from Africa. All students involved gained in knowledge from the experience of- fered them through IRL. l Wells . ,.. - NW' I Mr. McCubbin - Adv. Mr. Nupin - Adv. Leif Running-Pres Dan Allison Harold Barry Mary Lou Baetkey Kathy Bell Lynn Coates Linda McLean Wendy Pendergraft Paul Schaffert Wayne Randolph Laurie Waters 51