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PAPER STAFF The Chocolate Gold Digger, our school pape , is published every three weeks by the Typing Il class As the Typing II class is very small this year, members from other classes are con tributing articles to help with the paper, Nancy Noble Jim Blankenship Merl Rousseau Shirley Bingham Bonnie Richards Kay Hughson Paul Shetlar Reporters Agnes Jane Nowak Delva Patrick, Preston Neal Barbara Koger, Louise Erwin Through the Courtesy of the American Business College lll South St Francis Street, Wichita 2, Kansas
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,I ,T A o T1 X F UTURLH OMEMAISERS a-JM or AMfmcA ANN ' f x 2 'z -S? W' Nr x uid X The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools of the continental United States, Puerto Rico, and Hawaii. It was founded on June ll, l9b5, and is an incorporated, non-profit youth organization. It is composed of chartered associations. Any pupil who has been en- rolled or is enrolled in homemaking may become a member. We started our F, H. A. Club in December, 1951. We have a meet- ing on the second Tuesday of each month. Our club mothers are Mrs. Floyd Brian and Mrs. U. A. Lawrence. Our sponsor is Mrs. Mary Bishop. The club officers are Beverly Elliott, president, Juanita Lawrence, vice-president, Dorothy Clark, secretary, Jaunita George, treasurer. we chose as our club colors, red and white, club flower, red rose, club motto, Toward New Horizons. The members have sold a little booklet, UHousehold Hints,U to make some money for the club and to help pay the expenses of the mens bers who went to the state meeting of the F. H. A. in Topeka on March 0 This Page Through the Courtesy of the Fashion Dress Shop, Wellington 39
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JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET HMoonlight and Rosesn was the theme of the 1951 Junior-Senior Banquet. The gym, decorated like a rose garden, was the colorful setting of the banquet. On one side there was a sparkling water- fall with a moon shining above it. The soft strains of violin music during the banquet added to the romantic atmosphere. The dinner was prepared by the sopho- more girls and served by the sophomore boys. Through the Courtesy of Dickensheet Implement Co. Wellington, Kansas ..,-- e M
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