Wichita Falls High School - Coyote Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

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FHA FHA stresses community involvement The Future Homemakers of America at Wichita Falls High School strives to help youth as- sume their roles in society through home economics in such areas as personal growth, family life, and community involve- ment. FHA's motto is Toward new Horizons. Some of FHA's ser- vice projects included taking can goods to Pioneer Manor at Thanksgiving, and singing Christmas carols to Day Care Centers. The sponsors are Mrs. Elner Bacon and Mrs. Vicki Parker. Officers: Belinda Nunez, historian, Ta- mera Barrington, vice president, and Misty Peddy, secretary. Not pictured: La Dena Van Camp, President, and Den- ise Brown, Treasurer. Far upper left: Belinda Nash converses with senior citizens at the annual visit to Pioneer Manor. Left: Elderly woman receives fruit from ma Jane Perez. Row lg Lisa McAdoo, Jackie Newton, Rhonda Hampton, Wendy O'brien, Angela Williams, Jane Perez, and Belinda Nunez. Row 2: Mrs. Bacon, Terry Lee, Misty Peddy, Andy Combs, Linda Wells, Mark Schobert, Tamera Barrington, and Mrs. Parker. Organizations 141

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FTA FTA members keep busy To interest competent young men and women in teaching as a career is just one of the purposes of Future Teachers of America. This organization provides members with experiences to develop their qualities of leadership and group participation. This club sponsors the cadet teaching program and participates in the district and state conventions. Some events in- clude making run through signs, wrapping victory apples, and mak- ing decorations for Faith City Mis- sion. Selling Kool Kans, spirit dolls, valentine suckers, garters for Howdy and sponsoring the Favor- ite Teacher contest are some of their fund raising projects through- out the year. Established in 1951, FTA also provides the Lula Carrigan scholarship to one of their members. Sponsors Mr. Joe Studer, Mrs. Virginia Stock- ton, Mrs. Noma Clapp, and Mrs. Georgann Wigley are the rea- sons why this club is such a suc- cess. Officers: Row 1: Kristie King, secretary: Sheila Culp, first vice president, Julie Hardin, projects chairman: Jenny Hill, second vice president: and Sherri Thom- as, historian. Row 2: Chris McKethan, historian, Sara Morrison, parliamentar- ian: and Jean Fogel, historian. Row 3: Mr. Joe Studer, Mrs. Noma Clapp, and Mrs. Virginia Stockton, sponsors. Not Pictured: Faith Meek, president. Upper right: Sandra Huffman prepares for the Kool Kan sale. ia Y +11 Row 1: Jenny Hill, Debbie McMahon, Pam Paulson, Jane Perez, Sheila Poore, Chris McKethan, Mike Erger, Julie Hardin, Kristi King, Jean Fogel, and Sherri Thomas. Row 2: Krissy Lindsey, Dana Esparza, Sara Morrison, Shelley Tucker, Belinda Nunez, Glynda Snider, Debbie Hernandez, Cindy Orr, Tamera Barrington, and Jolene Noack. Row 3: Kristy Knowles, Sharlene Phillips, Mary Bybee, Lisa Smith, Diane Redding, Jennifer Siebach, Terri Howard, Cynthia Byrd, and Megan Duncan. Row 4: Judy Barnes, Tawnya Reardon, Lisa Young, Jennifer Murphy, Kristi Brown, Laurie Thompson, Cary Coker, Kim Jackson, Debbie Rainwater, Rhonda Rutledge, and Jeton Smythe. Row 5: Laurie Palma, Renee Anthony, Kathy Burt, Sherrie Smith, Tina Willis, Sherry Pennartz, Chip Kouri, Lori Forson, Bethany Buechler, Pat Waters, David Harlass, and Robert London. 140 Organizations

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Mrs. Rudd frightl, Cindy Ralston fcenterj, and Phillip Seymour fbelowj practice their part for the Christmas Assembly which was presented this year. New communica- tion learned b group The old High Signers is an or- ganization dedicated to deaf awareness. The new club was de- signed to help members better communicate with the hearing impaired students WFHS re- ceived this year. During the year members participated in activi- ties such as the Lion's Club Fair, Deaf Awareness Week and Hand- icap Awareness Week. Doug Dit- tfuerth and Cheryl Williamson are the faculty sponsors of a large group of members. 142 Organizations Old High signers lie V-'Q gli. V Q. of I W5 -uv r Row 1: Pam Paulsen, Debbie McMahon, Carrie Welch, Rayma Thacker. Row 2: Traci Bates, Mary McBride, Tish Smith, Julie Harlass, Lillie Chavis, Sandi Newmon. Row 3: Renneth Reed, Quincy Ford, Sharon Hoffman, Phillip Seymour.