Colby High School - Golden Eagle Yearbook (Colby, KS)

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I T :- -.... Mill LZ if-. H1 Tll- FOURTH ROW: Z. Deibert, C. Kvasnicka, J. Bremenkamp, E. Bonrquin, J. Kersenbrock, P. Ilancy, J. McKinney, J. Snyder, M. Dawdy, A. Stegeman, T. Horlachor, M. Barker, M. Bremenkamp, D. Wilson, C. Delzeit, V. Tay- lor, Miss Kugler. THIRD ROW: P. Hurtt, E. Walters, S. Morris, D. Dreiling, M. Headley, N. Schmidt, E. Packer, M. Hess, V. Davis, S. Laurent, R. Ginn, L. Bourgcson, R. Blodgett, D. Sire, T. Thompson, Y. Foss, M. Metzler. SECOND ROW: L. Weaver, D. Bremencamp, H. Talbot, J. Denny, N. Beery, R. Shull, M. Williams, P. Swanson, J. Beery, B. Shultz, S. Calliham, S. Alldredge, R. Lyons. FRONT ROW: C. Williams, M. Miller, B. Brier, M. Jain, M. Miller, A. Stegeman, B. Wolf, G. Barnett, R. Carl, Il. Barnett, K. Keane, M. Ramsey, L. Senger, B. Walters. NOT PICTURED: M. Woofter,Carol Dawdy. FUTURE HOMEMAHERS INCREASE ACTIVITIES Members Work Toward Degrees In order to belong to F,H,A,, a girl IllllSI be taking home economics or have completed one semester of thc course. The second requirement is that she must have an active interest in promoting home economics. The Colby Chapter was first organized in 1946. The organization has steadily increased its activities until it is one of the leading groups in high school. The girls work toward degrees each year. These degrees are the Junior, Chapter, and State. For each degree, a member must complete some projects and turn in a written report of her activities while working for that degree. They are awarded a key for the Junior, a scroll for Chapter, and a torch for State which they wear on their F.H.A. pin. The F,H.A, colors are red and white. They symbolize the courage and purity of youth. The flower, a rose, is symbolic of vibrant health.The emblem is a house supported by two hands which symbolizes effectively that thehomes of tomorrow are in the hands of the youth today. The motto, Toward New Horizons , is constantly kept in mind. The chapter participated in National F.H.A, Week, Christmas Festival, District and State Meetings, state camp, and National Leadership Training Conference. Miss Kugler, sponsor, and Nadine Schmidt, state F,H,A, president, attended the latter at Estes Park, Colo. The F,H,A, sponsored the Mardi Gras, Christmas Caroling and Chili Supper with the F.F,A, , Valentine Tea for the teachers, and F.H.A. radio program, and many other activities. The FHA Cabinet plans all events sponsored by the group as a whole, and it is an advisory council to the FHA. The members of the cabinet are as follows: Mary Bremenkamp, historian, keeps a scrapbook of any events connected with FHA and she also keeps on record any material that might be helpful to the group in the future. Pat Swanson as pianist: she plays for all of the meet- ings. Parlimentarian is Grace Barnett. Her duty is to see that all meetings are conducted by correct parlimentary procedure. Joanne McKinney is treasurer. Thelma Horlacher is reporter and she attends to publicity for the club. Marjorie Williams is vice-president. Nadine Schmidt, as program chairman, is responsible for all programs. Mary Dawdy is the organization's secretary. Songleader is JoAnn Snyder. The president is Mary Jo Woofter. SECOND ROW: M. Bremenkamp, P. Swanson, G. Barnett, J. McKinney, J. Snyder, Miss Kugler. FIRST ROW: T. Horlacher, M. Williams, M. Woofter, N. Schmidt, M. Dawdy. F.H.A. Cabinet

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n BACK ROW: C. Gilbert, D. Gilbert, S. Harrison, J. Gibbs, W. Witt, D. Vernon, J. Kerseizbrock, R. Haney, Nl. Sidesinger, B, Cole, D. Zeigelmeier, R. Hainiiig, J. Pabst, B. Voss, C. McKee, W. Wyatt, O. Sweazy, G. Jain, J. Sears. SECOND ROW: R. Reidel, E. Golemboski, I. Hurtt, E. Stegeman, G. Haller, J. Kriss, M. Leak, B. Smith, D. Wiley, V. Shull, L. Roulier, D. Dempewolf, O. D. Calhoon, D. Lundgren, H. Thieler, P. Volkmen, J. Dean, I. Franz, J. Franz, R. Thiel, J. Kersenbrock, A. Henry, L. Goldsworth, W. Whitley, N. Shull, O, Williams, U. Williams, H. Miller, L. Henry, W. Weaver, Mr. Mummey, sponsor, KAVS AND HAVETTES ARE OUTSTANDING SERVICE CLUBS Exemplifq Cooperation In School Activities The Kays and Kayettes were organized two and six years ago respectively. Their purpose is to prepare the individual of today for tomorrow. They succeed in fulfilling this purpose by taking an active part in school, community, and world service. Each year they are represented at the district conferences and the state camps. This year the Kays are working for their 1000 point award and the Kayettes for their 5000 point award. In order to achieve these awards they must undertake suggested projects in which a certain per cent of the members must participate. Activities of the Kayettes include' CARE packages to other countries, Thanksgiving program, Easter program, presenting a gift to the school, Mother- Daughter banquet, and Heart Sister Week. Among the activities of the Kays, this year, aregCARE packages, setting up chairs for the community concerts, the purchase of all weather pennants bearing the names of the NKWL schools, Father-Son banquet, and a game night for the purpose of attracting prospective members. Hag Cabinet STANDING: MI. Mum- mey, Sponsor: L. Rou- lier, recreation direc- tor: O. D. Calhoon, points director. SEATED: D. Wiley, treasurer: C. McKee, secretary, V. Shull, president: I. Kriss, . vice-presidentg O. Sweazy, '- uv- . . .. , service director. ,af 2