Eldorado High School - Golden E Yearbook (Eldorado, IL)

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l 4 l F. H. A. The Future Homemakers of Amer- ica is a national organization which furthers interest in homemaking, offers opportunities for development of lead- ership, and provides experience in solving problems through its projects. The club is limited to those who have had or are taking Home Economics. To keep busy during the year the F. H. A. girls served at many banquets and operated a hot dog and coffee concession stand at all the football games. At Christmas time the chapter presented several needy families With a large basket of food and several other gifts. FHA. girls receive Home-fEc pins after completing a se- mester of Home Economics. We held our regular meeting in the auditorium. During the Regional Basket- ball Tournaments, we operat- ed a hot dog and coffee con- cession. 51

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Installation of officers: Neil Jones. ..President Pat Watson ,..t,,. Vice President Judy Bramlet ,.,. Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Camp ..... .Sponsors Mr. Leonard Charter members received their charters in an impres- sive ceremony. Members: First Row: Helen Spencer, Neil Jones, Judy Bramlet, Pat Watson, Susan Scribner, Da- vid Reeves, Connie Pember- ton, Violet Wright, Madeline Sutton. Second Row: Mr, Leo- nard, Mrs. Camp, Doc Feu- quay, Tom Baugher, Jared Baker, and Jon Boczkiewicz. 50 Mu Alpha Theta Math Club The Math Club is a newly charter- ed organization this year under the direction of Mr. Leonard and Mrs. Camp. It is affiliated with the National Association ot High School and lunior College Mathematics clubs. To be eligible for membership a student must have a B plus average in mathematics and a B average in all other subjects. Purposes of the club are: To en- courage greater interest in mathema- tics, to develop sound scholarship in the subiectg and to promote enjoyment of mathematics among high school students. The club's most important project was a Math Study Room to be used by students needing assistance in mathematics. The study room was supervised by club members.

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David Reeves, . President Bob Barker A,,,,,,,,,,... Vice-President Carl Horn ..,,,,,,,, ,,,. S ecretary Lenwood Chandler.,Treasurer Richard Pool ,,,,,, ,,,,, C haplain Kenny Russell ,,,,. Sgt-at-arms Mr. Greer ,,..,, ..,,s. , Sponsor Our modern concession stand in the new gym enabled us to serve customers more ef- ficiently. Dr. Yost spoke to us on the six basic human needs. V Q-b s yryaqz A W I' vi' 4-if YY I 1:6 +1-4 -w-n'fi'iE27 gc? if 'frk L 5, ,V .5 ,r., 1 .5 . H1Y The Hi-Y is a member of the National Organization of Young Mens Christian Association better known as the Y.M.C. A. lt is a Christian organization and is composed of boys of all faiths. Our pur- pose is To create maintain and extend th.oughout home school and community high standards of Christian character, Our platform is Clean Speech Clean Sportsmanship Clean Scholarship Clean Living. The club operated a concession stand during the football and basketball seasons to finance its p ojects such as baskets of food for a needy family and the nursing homes at Christmas.