Brookings Harbor High School - Bear Facts Yearbook (Brookings, OR)

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M wfignfa egiffiiisliii KWGWHEW ROW il, FROM LEFT: Vicki Brown, Kathy Sharp, Linda Dimmick, Vicki Hodges, Sylvia Kettula. ROW 2: Sharon Gorte son, Connie Freeman, Mrs. Kemp, advisor. Future Teachers of America Cadet teaching was one of the maior proiects ot the year for the FTA. Twelve students participated in the program, going into grade school classrooms and observing, then taking complete charge ot the class for a short time. Cadet teaching provides the prospective teacher with actual experience in the classroom. Mr. Downing, school counselor, was the advisor for the group, the local Brookings-Harbor Teachers Association sponsored the FTA. The officers for i964-65 were: Dan Hodges, president, Gary Weeks, vice president, Diane Tierce, secretary. The Brookings-Harbor Teachers Association and the local FTA group both awarded scholarships to the FTA summer workshop at Southern Oregon College. Diane Tierce and Gary Weeks attended the week-long session which included classes in teacher education and new methods ot teaching. For recreation, the delegates attended the Shakespearian Festival, where the tuture teachers saw The Merchant of Venice. This page is sponsored by TOP O' HILL GROCERY Harbor, Oregon ROW Free i, FROM LEFT: Shelly LaBonte man, Gary Weeks, Dan Hodges 'SJ-

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Hyatt, Glenda Shields, Cathy Pate, Marilyn Thornton, Kathy Bushnell. ROW 2: Jim Gadberry, Diane Tierce, Linda Diane Gary Weeks, Dick Saylor. Marilyn Thornton, Shirley Buckner, Carolyn Hill, Karen Kim- Arlene Zackary, Sonia Hagen, Linda Carson, Rosealea Forges, Brown, Alice Davis, Mike Wilson, Marsha Wilson, Steve Bible Club Officers tor the Bible Club this year were: Sylvia Hagen, president, Mike Wilson, vice president, and Marilyn Thornton, secretary. Mr. Fanger advised the group. They met every Tuesday and sang hymns or heard testimonies. Local pastors were invited to speak at several of the meetings. Main proiect ot the year for the 34 member group was the cleaning of the tlower planter at the entrance ot the school and the rearrang- ing of the plants in tront ot the school. This page is co-sponsored by BEAVER STATE LODGE MOTEL 437 Chetco Ave., Brookings, Oregon This page is co-sponsored by HARBOR APPLIANCE SALES AND SERVICE Harbor, Oregon

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5 Connie Bellock, Marcia Beeson, Cheryl Rodin, and Karen Erlitz are preparing refreshments for the Mother-Daughter Tea. Future Homemakers of America The activities of the Future Homemakers of America included beachcombing for inter- esting pieces ot drittwood to use in arrangements, an annual bake sale, and covering coat hangers with foam strips to sell as a money-making project. Jill Nelson, Linda Car- Connie Freeman has served as president of FHA for the past two years. She was assisted this year by Sandra Keeter, vice president, and Vicki Brown, secretary. Their main project in the spring was making the cookies and other refreshments for the Mother-Daughter Tea. This tea also provided an opportunity for the home econo- mics classes to model their sewing proiects completed during the year. Carla Erb, Cathy Pate, Sue Hoagland, Kathy Bushnell, Connie Swanson, Diane Tierce, ROW 2: Jim Gadberry, Connie Yvonne Fox, Don Miller. ,sf i