Franklin Heights High School - Tercel Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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HOME ECONOMICS CLUB ROW 1QL.to RJ Mari1ynEvans,Elsie Travis, Shirley Lamb, Mary Brammer, Betty Toops, Bonnie Sigle r , Mary Blake, Mary Ann Rockhold ROW 2 Pam Huff, Betty Cartwright, Barbara DeWeese, Patricia Trieb, Gloria Seeger, Sally Waugh, Donna Pearson, Carol Picke ring , Verna Fields ROW 3 Sandy Frazier, Laura Darnell, Melva Roederer, Roberta Davis, Joyce Thomas, Connie Mansbridge, Helen Justus, Diana Byers, ROW 4 Miss Kuntz, Nancy Young, Cecelia Slane, Betty Justus, Ruth Bell, Carolyn Kimberling, Miss Holmes The Home Economics Club has had a short but active history of events. The year began with an informal Get-Acquainted party, an initiation and an interest- ing visit to the New York Modeling School. The club's social calendar was high- lighted by the lovely April Showers Ball. Next year, this club plans to become a chapter of the Future I-lomemakers of America. In the meantime, the members are planning for a big year of entertain- ing programs, parties, trips and dances. LIBRARY The jobs performed by the student-librarians are many and varied. They have helped in putting 1400 new books in circulation this year. During three periods of the day, student-librarians have been in complete charge of the library. ROW l QL to Rl JoeAnne Brooks, Sue Stockham, Patty Kunz, Virginia Reese, Patty Holzschuh, Harla Vermillion, Phyllis Spurlock ROW 2 Mrs. Fast, Rose Mary Tay- lor, Chari Calkins , Sharon Delon , Mary Jo Dixon, Jerry Menge, Ronnie Morris ROW 3 Beverly Mclntyre, Betty Ca rtwright , Carolyn Irvin, Jean Vander Molen, Elaine Carpenter ROW 4 Ru s s ell Penwell, Terry Pugh, John Stoffel, Ted Smith, Garis Distelhorst 4- r

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G5 13e5g?Q' il? , -if . it 'T -1151 TRLHLY CLUB ROW l KL to RJ Janet Page, Bonny Brown, Saundra Haley, Eileen Brown, Nancy Bluhm, Karen Forsell, Patty Holzschuh, Fonda Riffe, Miss Kemp ROW Z Catherine Biddle, Elaine Lehnert, Barbara Burr, Reporte rg Marian Smith, Treasurerg Claudia Elder, President, Jean Vander- Molen, Vice President, Susan Boder, Secretary, Patty Ward ROW 3 Janet Tilley, Kaye Durbin, Nancy Jackson, April Auborn, Patty Graves, Sue Stockham, Pat Evans ROW 4 Connie Cunning- ham, Clydette Wells, Janice Redding, Linda Potts, Bonnie Gilland, Phyllis Reynolds ROW 5 Laura Darnell, Elaine Dean, Patty Meade, Catherine Shaner, Carol Kiser ROW 6 Loretta Mar- kins, Betty Ca rtwright , Beverly Butz, Judith Friend ROW 7 Sandra Frazier, Helen Gresh, Karen Shields ROW 8 Joyce Dixon, Sharon Clark CMrs. Boder absentj The Tri-Hi-Y Club had a candlelight installation service in cooperation with the Hi-Y boys. The Lenten devotions for the school were sponsored jointly with the other Hi-Y and Jr. Tri-Hi- Y clubs. In conjunction with the Dramatic Club the girls served as usherettes for the school play. The closing social event was a swim party at the YMCA with the Hi-Y members. Two representatives of the club went to National Tri-Hi-Y camp. JR.TRLHLY CLUB The Junio r Tri-Hi-Y is an organization of the YMCA composed of Junior High School girls. The girls pictured are the charter members of this organi- zation. One of the se rvice s this group performed was to conduct some of the devotional periods over the P.A. system during the Lenten season. ROW 1 QL to RJ Dollie West, Vice President, Sue Post, President, Bobbie Mills, Secretary, Anita Coulson, Treasurer, ROW Z Carolyn Miller, Carol Davis, Judy Shaw, Bonnie Miller, Miss Smith, Advisor 5

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LITERATURE CLUB --rl if ROW 1 QL to RJ Ronald ' swarngcene Nexl Mrs Frredman, Charles Dunkm ROW Z Bernard Sheets, Roy Jackson, Gene Jones C 4? . We read modern and class1calf1ct1on Wlfh dxscussxons on ma termal read Ind1x1dual readxng done by members of the group 15 reported to us and d1scussed M IEE X040 LEDG - F F The offlce gxrls have served 1n many capac1t1es They have been recept1on1sts typxsts ab s e nte e checkers detentlon recorders, offxce machlne operators telephone operators, and 1n general have recelved traxmng and experience v1tal 1n Off1Ce work These g1rls have been tra1ned by Mrs Betty Houdashelt and Mrs Imogene M1115 It would have been 1mposs1ble for the Off1Ce to have been run as eff1c1ently as lt has been wlthout the help of these students ROW l QL to Rl Jevx el M1lam, Deanna Drobmc, Carol Plckermg Becky Temple D1x1e LaRue, Carollne Kaderlg. Kay Parker Janet Page ROW 2 Mr Rogers Sharon Stephenson Pat Evans Starlene Olney Marsha T1tko Mary Ann Pawlovu skx, Barbara Burr Mrs McHugh ROW 3 Sally Waugh Karen Re1ter, Patty Kunz Julla Lus1gnolo Dxana Dxxon Jamce Lowry Barbara Barkeen -5.- fl! ,, hmm V., ':x 'r , , , , I- 5 . . ' . . 2 A f fo 'A X X.. I 1 S. 0 U I ' . . . .... I- 0 .. 8 Q F F I C E GI R L 5 0 , 74 ' N 1.1 .- 5 ,. - if I V ' N g ., U TQ- Y R ' 73 ' 7