Fairfield Township High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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First row: Miss Jane Roush, Laverne Grabel, Joan Crawford, Evelyn Estes, Grace Neurohr, Rose Mary Hoelle, Ruth Schaub, Carolyn Koedel. Second row: Judy Thomas, Gail Chapen, Grace Conrad, Rose Marcum, Susan Arnold, Sherry Ferenbach, Sylvia Sauer, Mary Virginia Pottenger. Top row: Patty Sorrel, Peggy Murphy, Margie Ratliff, Jessie Parker, Janet Conrad, Marforie Hornsby, Sylvia Wolfrom, Gloria Rigling, Carol Combs. HCMEMAKER H D ACTI E YR. .-... .. nl-S Future Homemakers of America endeavor to pro- mote a growing appreciation of the ioys and satisfac- tions of homemaking. During the first semester FairfieId's Homemakers held two bake sales, made stuffed toys for children at Mercy Hospital, and gave a Christmas party. Highlighting the second semester was a banquet for members and parents and a tour through Proctor and Gamble. Pictured at left are the F. H. A. officers: Grace Neurohr, president, Rosemary Hoelle, secretary, Evelyn Estes, vice president, Joan Craw- ford, treasurer, Laverne Grable, historian, Carolyn Koedel, news reporter.

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s i i i Q if 1 E i f 5 3 E 5 5 , Q K i i T 3 , f 5 1 i i i lt 3 3 E 4 l l Bottom row: Rosemary Miller, Hudson, Faye Miller, Mary Ann Kelly, Ima Jean Miller, Freda Burns, Evelyn Estes. Third row: Jewell Sturgil, Carol Cramer, Marilyn Menche, Joyce Hollin, Helen Puska. Second row: Mr. H. M. Potts, Ruth Schaub, Carol Rockwell, Louise Robinson, Martha Eickelberger, Thelma Sroufe, Carolyn Merkle, Gail Marlene Castator, Sharon Oakes, Patty Cox, Sue Carol Hendrix, Evaline Campbell, Jackie Quick, Dolores Gabbard, Carol Craft, Barbara Wise, Grace Neurohr. F.T.A. ASSISTED TEACHERS 7' -i '5:QiFii' 5 ', ' K 'iifsit The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to encourage and to help young people to become interested in the teaching profession. lt gives members intimate contact with pupils, experience in working with children, helping them solve their problems, and the satisfactions of the teaching profession. To gain practical experience each member assists a classroom teacher. Pictured at left are Mr. H. M. Potts, advisor, Faye Miller, president, Carolyn Merkel, vice president, Marlene Castator, secretary.

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gupqnlxv-err' -wr 40 Fx Bottom row: Rondal Sowder, Duane Marcum, Richard Michael Carl McCormick Robert Craft Richard Lunsford. Second row: Gene McCracken, Don McDaniel, Eldon Howard .lack Chasteen Roger Canode Ronnie Baker, Eddie Brehm, Mr. M. D. Johnson. Third row: Larry Brehm, Bob Praggy, John McCormick Dan Middleton Bruce Alcorn Charles Soule F.F.A. TROVE FUR HIGH GOALS This year the Future Farmers strove for the high goals of all members having an exhibit at the county fair, entering the State Reporter Award Contest, main- taining an average of B or better in agriculture, keep- ing a scrapbook of individual and chapter work, and reducing their livestock loss to less than 5 per cent. The group received a Bronze Rating in the State Parliamentary Contest. At left are pictured the officers. Standing are: Dan Middleton and Edward Brehm, reporter. Seated are: Carl McCormick, vice president, Bruce Alcorn, president, Bob Praggy, secretary. Not shown: Bill Schul, treasurer.