Alexis High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Alexis, IL)

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QR T ffl! nuff A V ,, W, guture omemaiqers ot America In order to meet successfully life's situations, the Future Homemakers decided to profit by working with a small budget and a big aim. Monthly meetings were held for discussing problems and hearing speakers. An all-school Christmas party was held after a basketball game. The group also went Christmas caroling. Many members attended Rally Day at Gladstone-Oquawka. A Come-As-You-Are-Breakfast helped make a profit, but the highlight of the year was the annual tea and style show given for the members of the Woman's Club. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Song Leader Historian Parliamentarian Chapter Mother and Father Advisor Rose Ann Bjorkman Gloria Milner Beverly Totten Lorraine Gustafson Mary Axoell Roxie Olson Shirley Bloomfield Mr. and Mrs. Gunnard Lundeen Miss Boley 1-Kappa ermits The second semester Miss Boley successfully taught a new subject, Boys' Home Economics. During the seventh and eighth periods, all A.C.H.S. could smell the de- licious food which the Happy Hermits were cooking. The boys also studied etiquette, family relations, and sewing. Although they realize they are not like Betty Furness, on television, they know that they have accomplished many of their aims. All of the girls feel confident now that there will not be many hermits left in the club after a few years-Reason? The race is on! Who does not covet a man that can stir a potent brew? .54- K' Q ..,,

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