Donovan High School - Donovo Yearbook (Donovan, IL)

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? I4 . no 'L at wx eff? y Q i 5, FIRST ROW: Susan Figg, Pat Wingerter, Carolyn Purdy, Cheryl Tebo, Kathy Obenland, Ruth Ann Arseneau, Sue Swiggart, Janice Harms, Michele Roberts, and Louisa Schultz. SECOND ROW: Miss Carlson, Sponsor, Mary LaBarge, Mary Jo Seibring, Susan Burton, Audrey Styck, Chris Laney, Kathy Willey, Donna Parks, LouWanna Lambert, Debbie McGill, Sharon Lindgren, Barbara Senesac, Cheryl Arseneau, and Diane Ratliff. THIRD ROW: Sandy Wise, Susan Wyss, Shirley Rypkema, Betty Marcotte, Debbie McCutchan, Denise Arseneau, Beth Metz, Marsha Wendel, Mary Ann Arseneau, Marsha Tiarks, Colleen White, and Judy Parks. FOURTH ROW: Gay Hertz, Jeanne Arseneau, Chris Schultz, Linda Preisser, Alana Hertz, Pam Schlieper, Margo Easter, Margaret Brady, Carol Schroeder, Linda Schilling, Ruth Lucht, Sandy Wehling, Emily Nelson, and Barbara Arseneau. FIFTH ROW: Brenda Snapp, Nancy Johnson, Gloria Harper, Beverly Zabel, Cheryl Bechtel, Debbie Alsteadt, Brenda McCullough, Estella Cotter, Sharon Brandenburg, Debbie Parks, Cheryl Lafond, Elaine Hoppel, Debbie Grimes.

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1 iff? F? Qt F . K f . 'E' if r .f M , ..-' - - .ws ', 8,59 STANDING: Brenda McCullough, Degrees Chairmang Debbie Parks, Recreation Chairrnang Nancy John- son, Historiang Jeanne Arseneau, Public Relations: Pam Schlieper, Alana Hertz, Co-Chairmen of Projects. SEATED: Miss Carlson, Sponsorg Chris Laney, Treasurerg Louisa Schultz, lst Vice-Presidentg Gay Hertz, Presidentg Carol Schroeder, 2nd Vice-Presidentg Cheryl Arseneau, Secretaryg Cheryl LaFond, Stu- dent Council. This year the Donovan Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America was slightly larger than previous years. Sixty-two members were affiliated with the WQMAKERS- national organization. QQ I of? The year started with a Record Hop and a Bake Sale in October. 5' K 2, In December, the girls accompanied by their mothers, went on a Christmas '5 2 shopping trip to Korvettes and Park Forest. On the way, they stopped at the Fortin 'Z I I Villa to deliver Christmas gifts to all the children. 04 ' O? The annual Tot Party was changed this year. Because of health interests, 4-P0 Oqbx only those girls in the third and fourth year Home Economics classes could bring NEW A tots. Entertainment forthe tots was provided by the speech class and the appearance of Santa Claus. With February came the Sweetheart Ball. The FHA selected their King and the FFA selected their sweetheart. Also in February the girls sent valentines to children at the Fortin Villa. The election and installation of new officers concluded the year. 88

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ld L Presidentg Kenny Arseneau, Vice SEATEDg Dave Askew, Treasurerg Bruce Metz, Secretaryg Haro oy, Presidentg Mr. Dale Schlieper, Sponsor. 1 S tinelg Steve Willey, Student Councilg Jim Askew, Reporter. STANDING: Vince Martel, en The thirty-four members of the Donovan Chapter of Future Farmers of Ameri- ca had an active 67-68 year. Locally, we conducted the annual rat bait campaign. We also divided the chapter into two teams and participated in a pest control contest. The Chapter made field trips to sever set-ups and to the Farm Progress Show. The Chapter's participants in the soil judging contest were Bruce Metz, Pat McCullough, Dave McCullough, Steve Willey, and Harold Loy. During February the Annual F. H. A. - F.F. A. Sweetheart Ball was held. d Delegates Harold Loy and Kenneth Arseneau and alternates Bruce Metz an Terry Arseneau attended the State Convention at Universlty ofI1l1no1s. al of the members' homes to study soils and livestock ies-P f K 11,40 A X C S FA SM Goqfzqu,-c'5QS Q, u ,J Sim I , . - 6 ,? 0 , 'S Q CIW' I Will I Q or ' il Z, 7 . rs .A 'I I QQC 5 ci . ..'5' -49 L 6