Winston Churchill High School - Chancellor Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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embers of the F.H.A. Hero club Qleft to rightj are Carol Iitzsimon, Sharon Garrison, Anna Kalt, Doris Hoechten, ludy Jones, Denise Penna, Sallie Frank, Pattie Parker. l Standing are Marie McKay, Mary Taylor, Joni Grohman and Mrs. Esther Barsun, chapter sponsor. FHA HERO finds recipe for a good year Wefre Backing THE 7 CHURCHILL CHARGERS Ready to back somebody's bumper, this F.H.A. HERO sticker spells l :ur Charger spirit. A fashion show presented by Rhodes sparked the Em- rloyer-Employee banquet at Blossom Athletic Center in kpril. The HERO QHome Economics and Related Occu- vationj chapter of FHA attended the Area meeting at the 'heatre of Performing Arts and the state FHA convention in Fort Worth in April. Money-making projects included a bumper sticker sale a candy sale and a terrarium sale. Tray favors and gifts to a nursing home at Thanksgiving and Halloween were benevolent activities.

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:L-fit 4? juniors Karen Davis and Tutti Doxstater break into a lively discussion of nursing with Mrs. Betty Tubbs. VICA sponsor. during Health Occupations Week. An impressive banquet honoring employers at Canyon Creek Country Club in February was one of the highlights of a busy year for the VICA chapter. In appreciation of her dedication to the organization, members presented Mrs. Betty Tubbs. chapter sponsor. with a bouquet of red roses. Led by President Susan Adams, the chapter hosted a party at Halloween for orphans and supplied Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets for needy families. A district meet March 3 and 4 and the state meet in Dallas in April rounded out the year's activities for some forty members involved in the health occupations program. 114 f ?E Yf VICA sponsor, Mrs. Betty Tubbs and her husband. Mr. james Tubbs decide on a dessert at the banquet.

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X .., Annual activities such as Daddy Date N' ht dthe Mother-Dau hter ' lg an g Banquet were part of the Future A Homemakers calendar this year, but the chapter's most spectacular achieve- ment came at the Area VII conven- HMM tion when Churchill senior Cathy ,wwf Schneider, area parliamentarian, supervised the House of Delegates and the installation ceremony and V Valerie Hopkins was elected Area VII treasurer for 1972-73. Christmas was a time for giving: members collected toys, clothing, food and personal items for needy families. Valentines Day was a time for love: members sold carnations and presented hearts to the buyers. ,J , I' f r it 'iflf by b C APY. I .. K ' Karen Cox dines with her father, Mr. Bill Co: at the annual Daddy Date Night. I ,N or -, p In Y VJ, I kr, 4 I ,eg , M wp, 1355! ,, i 4 FHA officers Joyce Kotara, Cheryl Katz, Cathy Schneidf and Beverly Troutman prepare to face the masses before their Valentine's Day Carnation sale.