East Ridge High School - Musket Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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Row One: K. Manning, B. Bradshaw, J. Smith, D. Ramsey, N. Schaerer, Mrs. Walker, Sponsor. Row Two: D. Waterhouse, Z. Baker, C. Dean, C. Guess, J. Eaves, L. Howard, S. Vipond, L. Hixon, J. Bowles, A. Wilhoite. Row Three: P. Johnson, P. Stone, B. Forester, S. McKaig, L. Cooley, L. Parris, M. Greene, K. Boyd, M. Totten. Row Four: S. Trundle, C. Padgett, W. Snyder, P. Taylor, J. Finch, G. Huff, M. Cantrell, C. Allen. TURE HG MAKER OF AMERICA The emblem of the FHA symbolizes the homes of tomorrow, in the hands of the,youth of today. The colors, recl and white, are indicative of the courage, determination, and purity of youth. The projects of the East Ridge FHA provide rich exper- WQMAKERS E . :tn ffm 5 If o 4430 go' NEW X40 iences in leadership and living. +0 or '-4, ' 7 sf 2 3 73 E I 1 OFFICERS Presldent ......................,,......., Norma Schzterer Vice President Secretary ..,..., Treasurer ...... Sponsor .,..,, Joanne Smith Diane Ramsey Betty Bradshaw Mrs. Hazel Walker The FHA girls ex- amine the cook- books that they sold for their money- making project.

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FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA 14' 1 il Enuczmon P110 m mm, mt-In mveivtm. wsmvmn A n........- .u .-. .H .... I -........ .......,1.. cms The Future Business Leaders of America strive for serv- ice, education, and character that are necessary for business leadership. An awards program aids in building skill in business subjects. Practical experience in selling is obtained U T U R E through selling projects. Social service and business train- USINESS ing are experienced by using the profit from the sales EADVERS projects for club expenses and school business equipment. MERICA C3 OFFICERS ..,, , .. . . , , , .... President .,,s....... .,............... .,.. S h irley Arnold Vice President ...... ....... B illie Rogers Secretary ............ -. -. Wanda Hyche Treasurer ................ ................... J anice Davis Parliamentarian ....... ..... C arman Yarbrough Photographer ..... ........ K aren Kaiser Sponsor. ........... ...... M iss Evelyn Cash Row One: B. Rogers, S. Arnold, P. Hendrix, W. Hyche. Row Two: J. Davis, C. Yarbrough. Row Three: M. Scheni, S. Silvers, J. Thomas. Row Four: P. Raley, S. Brown, J. Swearingen, R. Pruitt. Row Fives P. Hunt, B. Gannaway, C. Schmook, K. Kaiser. -Row Six: P. Towery, Miss Cash, R. Claiborn, G. Legg. 50

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l l l Row One: G. Orrell, M. Totten, B. 0'neal, S. Green, O. Flynn, M. Britton, Mrs. Chase, sponsor. Row Two: L. Hall, D. Bailey, C. At- I wood, S. Totten, G. Lindsey, M. Simmons. M. Cobb. L. Thraikill, C. Preston, L. Martin, ..L,,lQale, A. Boyd, D. Abercrombie. Row l ghree: .l. Carroll, E. Murphy, S. Colby, M. Adair, M. McKnight, S. Heideman, H. Haistefn, K. Brown, S. Davidson, A. Braly, L. ope. X l l OFFICERS k President ---------------------------- Mildfed Totten This year the Future Teachers have had four Vice President .................... Charlotte Brooks Recording Secretary ............ Sherrill Green Corresponding Secretary ........ Olivia Flynn Treasurer ............................ Beverly O'Neal Chaplain .... .... P at Forester -3 Historian .................................. Gayle Orrell i n X1 ll main projects of service to the school and com- munity. The annual projects of setting up a Christ- mas tree at the Children's Hospital, and the Apple for a Teacher Dayi' were carried out. They also donated books to expand the library, and served as substitute teachers at local grammar schools. Mildred Totten presents hooks to Miss Baum- F.T.A. members discuss plans for future activities. gardner for library. 52 ' Y'