Woodlawn High School - Accolade Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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WHS FHA Teaches Joys of Homemaking ABOVE: Phyllis Smith examines toys collected at Christmas. RIGHT: Serving as Sponsors for FHA this year are Mrs. Elizabeth Dady, Mrs. Jean Young and Mrs. Virginia King. ' FRONT ROW: Karen Magee, Susie Jordan, Libby Haynes, Pam Ferguson, Kathie Rhinehart, J an Kendrick, Kathy Lolley, Jen Brown, Patsy Thomp- son, Paula Washington, Carol Rust, Marla Townsend. ROW 2: Kitty Burkhead, Sandra Beck, Pam Wall, Rhonda Young, Debbie F eazell, Debbie Payne, Laura Lester, Paula Mahan, Linda Trant, Susan Elliott, Becky Williams, Debra Tapp, Margret Morgan. ROW 3: Elizabeth ,I ones, Linda Ros- 5011, Kathy Peters, Judy Robe, Gloria Choate, Margaret Gingles, Carol Telschow, Sherri Dark, Suzy Rose, Chris Gibson, Vickie Reeves, Kathy thrasher.

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4-H Club Members Complete Projects A Sponsoring a canned food drive during Christmas for the Caddo-Bossier retarded home, a bake sale, and a raffle were among the many activities of the 4-H Club this year. The 4-H Club tries to develop boys and girls into useful and democratic citizens with a Worthy purpose in life. 4-H members Nlearn by doing to develop their minds to do useful work, to give loyal service to -their fellowman and to Cod, and to form habits that will develop healthy bodies and minds. The club serves to promote close relationships by participating in school and sport activities. The club put up spirit posters for games and helped support drives for worthy causes. Requirements for member- ship in the club were to pay the necessary dues and to select and complete at least one project during the ear. Y Special activities for the club were the Caddo Par- ish Executive Council attended by Cindy Bauman and Vicki Mowry and the Nat-ional 4--H Club Con- gress in Chicago, attended by ,lan Edgard. BELOW: Vickie Mowry, Vice President: Vickie Alexander, Secre- tary: Cindy Bauman, President, Mr. Herrin, Sponsor: Jim lVlcCallist- er, Treasurer. ABOVE: Steve Biggs rode at Baptist Christian College rodeo BELOW: Sammy Deeds shows his skill at calf roping.

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- Pe Sprnks Brenda Ba FRONT ROW: B d Chandler, Carolyn Woodruff, Kathy Etier, Sharon Spearman Vick Williams Carol Hagedorn ggy gley, Elaine Fox, T:1IfetaEnglish, ,luanell Evans. ROW 2: Marcia Klingerman Connie Corley Sherry Funk To1l2mIEeEVaI?JI1 DOIQEIMFUIEEIIE gfafa Jordan, Merle Smith, Phyllis Smith, Shirley Price, Patsy Smith, Brenda Frazier ROW 3 Judy Echols Maleda c e ar eresa e Y Debbie Southwell, Carolyn Farley, Sheila Callahan, Vickie Mowry, Susan Talton Susan Wood Over One Hundred Members in I-IS FH The l07 members of this year's Future Home- makers of America learned through experience the joys and satisfaction of homemaking. FHA is com- posed of girls who are presently enrolled in one of the Home Economics courses and maintain a C aver- age. The club meets on the first Tuesday of every month. The advisors, Mrs. lean Young, Mrs. Virginia King, and Mrs. Elizabeth Dady, tried to further in- terest in home economics, home economics careers and related occupations. Another purpose was to help individuals improve personal, family, and com- munity living. Some of the activities for this year's club included an FHA Week Banquet, and a style show in Febru- ary. The club also made donations of clothing, food, and toys to needy families in the neighborhood. A new addition to the monthly meetings was the elec- tion of Girls-of-the-Month from which a Girl- of-the-Year will be chosen. 9 RIGHT: Lana Ga1'rett,Parliamentarian: Thelma Ebarb, Treasurer, Mary Ellen Owen, Presidentg Brenda Culpepper, Secretaryg Vickie Alexander, Vice President.