Butler High School - Butlerite Yearbook (Butler, MO)

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Future Homemakers 0 America The Butler chapter of the Future Homemakers of America, sponsored by Mrs. King, enjoyed many activities during the year. Bake sales. Christmas caroling, a parents night, and voluntary money campaigns for the March of Dimes and Cerebral Palsy were some of the projects that kept them busy. Their officers were: Saline Roberts, Presidentg Francie Giacone, First Vice Presidenrg Wanda Carrell, Secre- taryg Denise Dodds, Treasurerg Judy Dunlap, Devotionsg Donna Dickerson, Parliamentariang Teresa Goeking, Reporterfferesa Wilson, Historiang Pam Ellis, Second Vice President. FHA officers Julie Davidson shows FHA appreciation to Mrs. Christie. NY FHA girls serving as hostesses ff

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F.T.A. And BCCU The Distributive Ed- cation Club of America gives national recog - nition to the students in the fields of sales and js Yi2 Xa FMLA bers include Qfrom left to rightj Rita Sinkhorn, Carol Grizzell, Jim Ramsey, Larry Sutton, Tom MCC-frath, Stanley Mr. Greener conducts the DECCA meeting. '1 it , ,,,, ,- ,, i ,,,. ,V My first Jackson, Max Nesmith, and Darwin Hall. Mr. Greener is their spon- sor. The Future Teachers of America, sponsored by Mr. Duzan and Mrs. Mclntire, worked throughout the year to better prepare themselves for their experiences in the teaching profession. The members are qfrom left to rightj Joe Clapp, Tena Stephens, Gloria Lewis, Barta Cox, Kathy Laughlin, Jane Mahaffey, Maribeth Diehl, and Mr. Duzan, their sponsor. distribution. The mem-

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