Central High School - Wings Yearbook (Woodstock, VA)

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Future Homemakers of America L V IRST ROW: M. Barnhart, C. Ritenour, S. Tucker, C. Fields, M. Simpson, D. Garman, D. Guess, S. Hoover, B. Swann. ECOND ROW: K. Brenner, M. Sine, L. Mumaw, J. Spinner, W. Kline, C. Bredeman, J. Cook, P. Polk, F. Moran, M. unk. THIRD ROW: S. Stanley, P. Showman, M. Painter, M. Flick, J. Keeler, G. Bowers, S. Fulcher, L. Andrick, F. lick, P. Barton, F. Moran. FOURTH ROW: C. Larkin, R. Nutter, C. Wilkins, S. Wetzel, L. Helsley, B. Rush, J. ombs, L. Gouchenour, J. Burns, D. Hoffman, D. Sortzi. FIFTH ROW: K. Brown, C. Shrum, S. Coffman, S. Sine, L. llinger, S. McC1a.nahan, M. Stickley, J. Bowers, T. Mingo, A. Copp, C. Edmundson.

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Future Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America is an organization for girls in junior and senior high school who are enrolled in home economics courses. Home econo- mics and F.H.A. are interested in pro- viding opportunities for growth, leader- ship, and maturity. Members may achieve the following degrees through the Degrees Program: Junior, Chapter, and State. Girls who set for themselves high goals and suc- cessfully carry out these plans are e- valuated and degrees are conferred in the spring of each year. Jimior and Chapter Degrees are given on the local levelg State, on the state level. Open House of the Home Economics Department was held in January for faculty and F.H.A. members. scan.: ' - Mrs. Doris V Combs has V beensponsor of ' J the Central Chapter of the t F.H.A. for sev- en years. DUKDAHW-W Vhl HAHLE Barbarawetzel, Federation Vice President, Patsy Kramer, De- grees Chairmang Ginnie Patton, Secretaryg Sue Miller, Vice President, Peggy Dalton, Federation Secretary, Phyllis Dorton, Historiang Sharon Wetzel, Reporterg Donna Dellinger, Treas- urer. Not pictured: Gloria Seal, President. . N-IQ., ...,. 7 - fa--V . . if f My-' 4, 1. - ., K ff .R 5. . - . ' J V , 1. , - .W 1 ,. i. fr-:Fil v 4. J . iii ' ' , 1 ,in wx -f I v At this celebration, the national theme, Mora1s an Manners Matter. jul f Mrs. Doris Petit has assisted Mrs. Combs for two years in the Home Ec. Department. 78'

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Debate Club The Debate Club is composed of stu- dents interested in skilled public speaking and offers to them a fine opportunity to develop their talents. With the help of the sponsor, Miss Dorothy Rothgeb, members prepare effective arguments on the debate topic. The 1965-1966 debate topic is: Resolved that the federal government should adopt a program of compulsory arbitration in labor-management disputes in the basic industries. Several practice debates are presented to English and His- tory classes within the school, as well as to other schools, during the second semes- ter. Most of the debates held throughout the year are preparatory for the Forensic meets in the spring. FIRST ROW: J. Truban, D. Rothgeb, P. Dorton, D Bolen J Lambert SECOND ROW E Bushong P M. McCarthy, J. Wealthy. THIRD ROW: A. French J Coffelt L Ryman L Newland