Riverdale High School - Lance and Shield Yearbook (Murfreesboro, TN)

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS UFAMERICA Q4 ' I, x A ea ag li. A A .ff Ill Row l: T. Todd, P. Allen, J. Blankenship, B. Blasingame, S. Parsons, K. Cross, M. Moore, J. Nunley Row 2: C. Dyer, B. Cooper, C. Jackson, K. Perdue, K Gilliam, S. Shelton, P. Jones, D. Cook, S. Stanclif Row 3: V. Gooch, S. Butcher, L. Trapp, L. Maxwell, D, Rowland, D. Malone, P. Tucker, C. Butts, C. Hollis, S. Turner Row 4: D. Victory, D. Ellis, K. Ranson, B. Cooper, B. Smarlt, D. Freeman, K. Woods, M. Nance, S. Pinkerton, F. Peebles Row 5: V. Faulk, J. Morgan, C. Holden, B. Dowdy, J. Chapman, A. Garrett, P. Parker, P. Johnson, R. Veals, A. Walden l2l Row li S. Clark, A. Davis, R. Campbell, S. Weisz, A. Haliburton, D. Graves, G. Primm, D. Davis Row 2: J. McCormick, M. Modesitt, L. Todd, T. Armstrong, L. Burns, D. Frost, D. Duke, D. Alexander, K. Haynes Row 3: P. Hoover, N. Bowman, D. Whitworth, S. Crockett, W. Parker, K. Green, B, Faulkner, J. Bose, N. Jones, R. Lawrence Row 4: J. Pitts, V. Renyolds, C. Coleman, V. Jones, D. Lawrence, S. Allen, D. Windrow, M. Wilson Row 5: G. Dunny, T. Malone, L. Harrell, D. Harrell, D. Miller, V. Jamison, S. Arnold, C. Williams, C. Singleton 123

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ill FHA 0ffiC8I'S.' G. Mankin, re- tiring officer: T. Brown, Parlia- mentariang K. Cross, Treasurerg. M.L. Wilson, Secretary: M. Th weet, V. Presidenlg G. Bean President. f2i FHA Sponsors: Mrs Elam, Mrs. LaLance, Mrs. Moore Mrs. Lynch. 122 gl . k X,.--.Lg if :Al Nia . , ,I ,lat gl! 5..... ,. A I fa! 5 . . 'f O -,v alla . COiq'! 'Q 81315 ,Qw- is .gm

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CHILD CARE The' occupational child care class is a new concept in vocational edu- cation designed to provide training and work experiences with young children for high school juniors and seniors. Riverdale has a well-equip- ped nursery for 22 three and four- year-old children who attend daily. The girls enrolled learn to work with young children and provide experience with music, stories, cre- ative activity, smacks, and play. The child care program provides an excellent background for those students who plan to seek employ- ment aher graduation or to attend THE NURSERY WARRIORS college. First Row: D. Byrd, S. Davenport J Smolherman M Campbell A Clark R Rigsby D Hughes Second Row M Jones C Sharber P Johnson, P. Randolph, K Miller D Douglas W Edwards Third Row J Hughes B lyon D Hammond J Fields B Pittman S Manns D,Smotherman, M. Cantrell E Lipscomb Mrs LaLance 124