Forrest Strawn Wing High School - Tupek Yearbook (Forrest, IL)

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I A rather active group around school is the girls' Future Homemakers of America, more commonly lcnown as the F H A, This chapter is made up of sixty-one girls and their sponsor, Mrs Sibley Last May the officers for this year were elected' Lois Elbert, president, Lois Huisman, vice-president and Leona Nussbaum, secretary-treasurer. There was a program committee appointed who planned the activities for this year. The first on this list was the installation services to admit the new members into the chapter This was a formal affair with games and refreshments afterwards. Then came a chili supper 'strictly for girls, This was held before a basketball game, which everyone attended. They served chili, crackers, an assorted dish of vegetables, milk or coffee, and ice cream and cookies for dessert The annual boy-girl party, where the girls invite the boys, followed this Usually this is another formal party, but this year it was reversed and was turned into a hobo party There was a movie the first part of the evening, which was shown in what was called the barn, The gym had been divided in half, one half was the barn and the other half was the barnyard. Everyone wore old clothes to fit in with this scene There was both modern and square dancing and refreshments, sandwiches, pop, cookies, potato chips, and apples, were plenti- ful, After this, a senior tea was held to bid farewell to friends. A roller skating party was the next thing planned with a slumber or pajama party as the last chapter activity of the year The slumber party consisted of having a good time till the wee hours of the morning only to be wakened bright and early This concludes the pro gram for the year 47 but it will be going again as faithful as ever in 48 one ' Inu., 'un aug., L. ull I n L I E' Img gut-:qg:::I':0:'nTf:exz'lh'Weisz :naman 0:14:12 DTJJY Arloneggx, Rmb ,, rg! :ld Mn, h Inn Hon. Ow gm Inn. you ' Gnu 0 H ' roghy 5- '1l1an M, ' Bak., y 9 tr Lo Y r: '19 ll V G0 'Hof U' Zim 'mea urx Carmen glut: Crumh Dug.. ally B.p::n.C':'1'1la :IZ-q'gu.anq .hnlxll Layaowmgzgn Mu: 1 z Y Edn n a Huddlellon 5:9-1nPhYnIl Sho:mi:: :n9 am Tzgcfv Hoyahgz Loomu Ann, I Maurer Mary? Ifhulay W minus: Lqyo .Vonm, 9 uddlugon 'Y Bun ' dllncr Donna sh! Koch! Ev H013 'IYB Xxxi i 111 uqx l XJ' f -3.1 In h 1 .7 ,I ...7., -1,1 T----.-.., I v- -I1 H ---.I -'-. M . ff ,ghl-Prrlylllp-'.fDo Z' Wh.r.g' 9. . hfplndlp 'OI' ,llf h,M.wAT1funDn . ,Ma- . D.s .I ig ' V h w , . ' - I , . I., ' M' . I . ' h I . an ' 4

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