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c...-All Nt, Above: A Home Economics class at work in the Foods Lab, President Secretary . . . Parliamentcrrian llistorian F. H. A. is a nation-wide organization ot high school girls who are enrolled in Home Economics courses. lts purpose is to promote better understanding and ap- preciation ot homonialcing, and to prepare America's homeniakers tor the responsibilities of family and com- munity lite. During the course ot the year, F. H. A. gave a dance, a Mother and Daughter Banquet, several candy sales, a skating party, a hayride, an annual style show tor the P. T, A., and sent a Care package overseas. The F. H. A. attended two district meetings and was 'Hx . . Betty Riddell Vice President Debby Petrey Pat Newman Treasurer Sandy Klein Viola Schott Song Leader Lynn Thiery .. . Carol Trotter Reporter lulie Rachford Sponsor . ...... ...Mrs Alberta Lanham represented at the annual State Meeting held at Western State College with two members and tho advisor. Betty Riddell, president, received her State Honioniakens Degree at this meeting. This is the highest honor that is given to any member. F. H. A. had a birthday party this year at which each girl contributed according to her ago for the State Scholarship Fund. This Scholarship Fund pro- vides tor one year ot college tor eight girls selected at large from the state. sJ YZ7 few - 4 dak of sit 7 J 1 Q2 Q9
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G Student Council weft Seated: L. Pemberton, R. Wuillemier, C. Gauspohl, B. Hendricks, I. Cavana, D. Pitzer, K. Weber, D. Petrey, E. Kiser, D. Graham, G. Wormald. Standing: Mr. D. Davis, F. Rose, D. Culp, D. Ernst. B. Iones. Student Council, which is made up of class officers of grades seven through twelve, meets once each week with the principal to discuss school problems and plan activities. Suggestions, plans, and various announcements are then taken back to Home Room groups the following morning during class meetings. Several campaigns and charitable projects were handled through .Stu- dent Council this year as has been customary in the past. Sponsor - Mr. Don Davis 'lttlzlf J' -'ffm POR misss P k . . N 3' vl xfNLSllT Far lelt: One of the money making projects this year was the sale of notebook and typing paper through the use of vending machines. Bob Iones is pictured at the left buying paper in the prin- cipal's office. Left: Student Council also printed and distributed free basketball programs as one of its projects. Iudy Trotter is shown here giving a copy to Mrs. Hinkel.
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