Fruitland High School - Poma Terra Yearbook (Fruitland, ID)

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Future Homemakers Toward new horizons is +he lheme for fhe Fulure Homemalcers of America. This inspires lhe girls 'ro falce more pains wifh projecls +hey work on. This season 'they have been busy selling candy ai' rhe games. During +he foo+ball season +hey sold ho+ dogs and coffee. This work helps fhem 'ro earn poinfs foward +heir FHA leHers. Mrs. Arfhur Baldwin was fhe Chapfer Mofher and fhe officers were: presidenf, Phyllis Evans: vice- presidenf, Charlo++e Tannlundg secre+ary, Dona Frazier: lreasurer, Barbara Maschmang reporfer, Joan Merrill. Selecled +o represenl +he Fruilland Chap+er a+ +he S+a+e Conven+ion in Boise on April II and l2, were Phyllis Evans and Beverly Coving+on.

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' a lgae, 542 ' N ' 53,35-?ssw-i Q... gs. , aff ' g.,R5,,i...,.1 .V .XJ C 1 Top cenfer: F.F.A. Officers, leff fo righi: Mr. Hancen, Jack Scalph, Jimmy Hior+h, Hugh Homan, Floyd Gross. ' Siandingz Dale Cross, Mil- fon McEwen. Lower lef+: Repairing a 'fracfor brake. Lower righ+: Gas welding. The Fruifland Chapfer of 'rhe Fufure Farmers of America was re-organized in I'-747 and has been acfive in disfrici, sfaie and naiional confesfs since fhaf +ime. This year fhe Fruifland Chapier par+icipa+ed in ihe following con+es+s in ihe Wes'I'ern Idaho Dis+ric+: Swine iudging, Paliamen+ary Procedure confesi, Dairy Caffle judging, Pouliry judging, Dairy Producfs, Farm Mechanics, Crop and Weed Seed iudging and idenfificafion, and Livesioclr in which Fruilland placed firs'I' wi+h Neil Cross as high individual in fhe coniesi. The F.F.A. boys also enfered 'I'he above coniesfs a'I' Moscow in S+a+e compeiiiion. The Fruifland Chapfer annually sponsors 'lhe Spring Fair, sfaried in I948, and invifes ihe newly organized Paye++e and New Plymouih chap+ers. Some of fhe F.F.A. proiecfs are also shown in The PayeH'e Couniy Fair and in fhe Wesiern Idaho Sfafe Fair which is held in Boise each year. We annually sponsor fhe Ag. Ball whose Chapier Sweeihearl' fhis year was Bonnie Brower, 'rhe Fresh- man candida+e. She was presen+ed wifh a box of chocolafes and an F.F.A. Swee+hear+ iaclce+. Fund raising ac+ivi'ries fhis year included: a Swine proiec+ of four Duroc sows, a soda pop machine, and Chrisimas card sales.

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Firsf row, leff fo righf: C. Dale, B. Gross, B. Brower, P. Smifh, P. Hufchinson, M. Baines. Second row: C. Jones A. Mo ensen M . 9 . . Grasmicl, F. Tannlund, J. Bingaman, B. Reimers. Third row: S. Shannon, M. Braw- ner, J. Dorrah, B. Smifh, E. Glenn. Fourfh row: E. Ty- ree, A. Lockner, J. Sfokes. B. Wilson, D. Perkins, J. Evans. Fif+h row: B. Masch- man, C. Tannlund, D. Sa- ger, M. Sfephens, J. Van Mafre. Sixfh row: C. Mo- gensen. M. Sfrange, T. Se- coy, Miss Grable, adviser: E. Limbaugh. lnsef: Joan Merriff, presidenf. Girl League The following officers were chosen af fhe beglnnmg of fhe school year of I95l l952 Joan Merriff, presidenf Delora Mae Sager vlce presudenf Janef Van Mafre secrefary Joyce Dorrah freasurer: Elizabefh Limbaugh reporfer They were advised by Mass Grable The annual conference was held fhns year af Nyssa Affendung were fhe officers and M: s Grable. The sublecf of fhe meefung was The Pilgrim Creed A+ Chrisfmas fhe gurls made popcorn coolues and candy fo send fo fhe Children s Home un Boise.