Clinton High School - Tornado Yearbook (Clinton, OK)

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Future Homemakers belieVe that class and chapter experi- ences should help develop hap. py, well adjusted people, This belief guides toward the goal of improved personal family, and community living: Girls in F. H. A. strive to attain personal growth through improved family and corn- OFFICERS - SEATED: Linda Siess, Parliamentarian; Ila Black- ketter, Recreation; Maxine Fransen, Historian; Mary Calmes, Treasurer. STANDING; Marilyn Fransen, Vice-President; Pauline :I' ' Smith, Reporter; Kola Clements, President; Wanda Gray, Secre- HOME, THE HUB Oru y tary. SPONS ORS AND REPRESENTATIVES: Mrs. Alvin Clements, Mary Jean Abra- hams, Pearl Baskett, Mrs. C. D. Brown, Dottie Baxter, Mary Fran Ham- burger. MEMBERS - SEATED: Beth Anne Sutton, Peggy Abrahams Kathleen Abrahams, Katrina Williams, Patty Heintz. SEC- OND ROW; Pam Estep, Rita Cook, Linda Gates, Kaye Leemhuis, PatDotson, Martha Smith. THIRD ROW: Lea Ann Ward, Donna Hedge. Laura Bunch, Judy Goozen, Norma Terrv, Myra Mason. 4

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Mm ,....,.V.........-.n., . .. ..... wuv-r-www t munity living and a better understanding of their neigh- t t bots at home and abroad. When the Future Homemaker makes these ideals a part of her A everyday life, she is making t 'v progress toward being a good citizen and making Horne, ' the hub of good citizenship. NEW MEMBERS: Wanda Reimer, Delores Meget, Phyllis Schmidt. Mk Deanna Sutton, Sharon Burgess, Kay Meacham, Paula Barrett, 300D CITIZENSH I P Patty Noggle, Carol Hinz, Gaye Christensen, Judy Keel, Katy Monroe, Mary Jean Abrahams. STANDING: Cheryle Snider, Wanda Jefferson, Pearl Baskett, Ruth Grimes, Carolyn Caba- niss, Elizabeth Wallace, Iac- queline Rainge, Gwendolyn Scurlock. SEATED: Carolyn Ladd and Sharon Ladd. xx xx hf w These style-conscious sen- iors were featured in a Stylorama sponsored by a local dress shop. Laura Bunch, Ila Blackketter, Wanda Gray, Rita Cook, LaDonna Watkins, and Pauline Smith. ..ww .1 .lewm-u '-IH-'n4ulvu4