Fortuna Union High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Fortuna, CA)

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-cr-51's H omemakmg 6 inf'--SF The home economics stu- dents started their program for the year by learning per- sonal grooming and eti- quette. Also the students provide us with delicious hot dogs and candy at the football and basketball games. The money from this goes toward buying a home economics movie projector and dark curtains for the home economics room. Q' -... 'iriver

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is .-', we iff fu 433 t L at fi 1 A .pw rv Agriculture This year, the agricultural department has maintained its high standards in raising and showing stock. President Phil Dwight attended the National F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City, and in the spring, representatives from our chapter won the Parliamentary Pro- cedure contest in Eureka. Malcolm Niles, sophomore, was awarded a thousand dollars for an essay on the uses of cement. Later he won the regional F.F.A. public speaking contest. Malcolm Niles receiving his essay award. F.F.A. Dance Seated, left to right: Cary Set- terlund, Phil Branstetter, Phil Dwight, Franklin VanDuzer, George Head. Standing: Bruce Cate, Mr. Wentzel. F .F .A Ufficers