Choctaw High School - Faces of the Future Yearbook (Choctaw, OK)

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TIONAL CO E TIO Knees shaking was Shirley Knigh+'s commen+ of going before TV cameras of +he Farm Show, Before Hue crowning of King and Queen ai +he firsf ioin+ FHA and FFA banquet Anifa Cagle, Mary Thompson, Mrs. Hedger, James Smi+l'1, Danny George, and Ron Whife sample ihe offerings of Adair's Ca'fe+eria. Mm af, 3 'Q - '-fm Raymond Modise++e was selecied firsf FHA beau f'? 'wf,,i,, 'SELT 4 if 'df

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FHA DELEG TE TTE DQ For fhe March meefing, Rev, James L. Hardin spoke fo members on Manners and Morals. 66 RIG-HTENED and scared were words Esfer Wrighf, Janice Smifh and Shirley Knighf used iusf before going on KWTV fo give a falk on nufrifion. The TV appearance was fypical of affairs such as disfricf meefing in Crescenf and fhe Sfafe Rally in Oklahoma Cify fhaf Fufure Homemakers parficipafecl in. To break fhe monofony of work, FHA and FFA gof fogefher in fhe fall for a wiener roasl' wifh fouch foofball following. For fhe firsf fime fhe club selecfed a FHA beau, Raymond Modiseffe, who was recog- nized af fhe FHA-FFA King and Queen banquef, Janice Smifh, sponsored by fhe Chocfaw Kiwanis Club, represenfed 'rhe chapfer a+ fhe Nafional FHA Convenfion in Sf. Louis, Mo. Officers were Presiclenf Esfer Wrighf, Vice Presidenf Janice Smifh, Secrefary Linda Var- gas, Treasurer Karel Brown, Song Leader Dorofhy Brown, Hisforian Janice DeShields, Parliamenfarian Judy McCoy, Devofionisf DeAnn Mafunis, Recreafionalisf Sandra Redus, Reporfer and Sfudenf Council Rep- resenfafive Shirley Knighf, and Proiecf Chairman Kafhy Garreff. Esfer Wrighf sfands by as Miss Kelly and Miss Collins, pracfice feachers, show her fhe differenf kinds of labels on fabrics on fhe field frip fo fhe Wesfern Shop in Del Cify.

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ANICE COKER CHUCT W1 HAT could be more excifing and rewarding fo an FTA chapfer fhan fo have ifs presidenf-elecf vofed by all ofher chap- fers as fhe nexf FTA sfafe presidenf? Nofhing! And so fhis year fhe FTA has reason fo be exfra proud. Janice Coker, fhe fufure FTA presidenf, won fhe sfafe elecfion af fhe Spring Convenfion held af OSU. And if Janice's winning was nof enough, fhe scrapbook won fop honors af fhe convenfion. Af fhe Fall Convenfion in Shawnee fhe FTA feamed wifh fhe Harrah chapfer fo presenf a skif on parliamenfary procedure. Anofher acfivify performed was fhe Chrisfmas parfy given for fhe Special Educafion sfudenfs. An afmosphere of cookies, punch, a gaily-decorafed cake from fhe home economics deparf- menf, presenfs for each sfudenf, a Chrisfmas free and ofher decorafions, sfockings filled wifh goodies and foys, and fhe happy smiles on liffle faces from geffing fo see 'Sanfa' A. Yeamanf and having fheir friend lFTA memberl near broughf fears fo fhe eyes of many members when fhey found one liffle parfy could mean so much. Mosf members worked on a volunfary basis wifh elemenfary classes. In fhese classes fhey observed and lafer faughf once monfh for an hour. Members working wifh special educafioi sfudenfs mef wifh an assigned 'friend' once a week for an hour. During fhis fime fhey did everyfhing from walking fo chasing frogs fo reading a book or eafing. Sponsors fhis year were Mrs. Rufh Shaw and Mr. James Milner, Bofh did a greaf iob in assisfing in acfivifies and meef- ings. The presiding officers were Bonifa Davidson, presidenfq Beverly Tippeff, vice presidenfg Brenda Champion, secrefary: Dof Curry, freasurerg Karen Neal, hisforiang Shary Prichard, Sfu- denf Council represenfafiveg Janice Coker, edifor. Bonifa Davidson congrafulafes fhe I967-68 FTA presidenf, Janice Coker. Bonifa Davidson, FTA presidenf, and Mr. Milner, sponsor, prepare for fhe Spring Convenfion af OSU.