Durant High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Durant, IA)

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FHA Improves Members' Lives I.. W I an if K ml To improve personal, tamily, ess and community living are the sm J k 'W ,, VVZZ mg, Q W , eff Q 4 M f objectives ot the Future Home- makers ot America CFHAQ sponsored by Mrs. Finck. The group meets monthly to plan activities and hear guest speakers who help members learn about themselves, the home, and possible careers. Special activities included making tray favors tor Wilton Nursing Home, sponsoring a story-hour for pre-schoolers, and hosting a dinner tor par- ents ot members. fu' W' ffl' uuunuv-?' 1 Above: Kelly Broders watches a pre- schooler color the Snoopy Preschool activities held during third period. Top right: LuAnn Cooling, Kathy Carlisle, and Marsha Behnke learn to make tlowers at one meeting. Center: FHA members. Right: President Kim Ster- ner dar righty presides at the business meeting.

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Melodrama To Tickle Funnybone Lett: Captain Jim fDave Ellingsworlhl and Little Mary fPhyllis Brulleyj listen to Mde. Ernestine's QLisa Foxj reminis- cence ot her days in Vienna. Below: Chiel Brown Bear KCharIie Linderj meets Cpl. Billy Jester fMatt Wilsonj. Above: Little Mary fPhyllis Brulleyl is captured by Yellow Feather lDick Canarrj. Lett: Captain Jim 1Dave Ell- ingsworthj risks his Iile to save Little Mary from Yellow Feather. Directing responsibilities went to Nancy Marquardsen, Tom Lee, faculty advisors, and Myra Holst, student director. Business Managers were Lori Wuestenberg and Julie Raltsg Stage Manager, Mark Rohllg Props Manager, Peg Petersen: Costume Manager, Robbi Roehlkg Lights and Sound Manager, Steve Ripsong and Make-up, Annette Johannsen.

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FTA Member Aid Teachers HH' 'K In most cases helping out a teacher was the last thought to enter a student's mind. For the group ot students belonging to Future Teachers ot America QFTAJ, assisting an elementary teacher was a routine job. Many of the tasks included reading to students, checking papers, listening to students read, running ott papers, and assisting with assignments. The organization was open to all students who wished to give a helping hand. Lett: Keith Baxter helps out a student with his assignment. Below Iett: Char- lie Linder assists a Kindergarten stu- dent with his worksheet. Below: Back row: Deb Lindsey, Jodi Vandewalle, Tammy Marshall, Joy Paulsen, Karen lhms, Lynette Ewaldt, and Marsha Behnke. Front row: Keith Baxter, Carla Frisch, Kathy Carlisle, and Charlie Linder. ,AW for 1