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

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6IHlS' LEHGUE The Girls' League is a community service organization organized in Fruit- land in 1950. The following officers were chosen at the beginning of the year: June Oyama, President, Janet Van Matre, Vice Presi- f dentg Sheryl Shannon, Secretaryg Marjorie Brawner, Treasurer, Shirley Preston, Re porterg Miss Grable, Advisor. For our projects this year we made a 602693 scrapbook for the hospital and helped a 309 eg? needy family at Christmas time. Later Q4 in the year We sponsored a very success- ful party. ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Montague, M. Newman, M. Christensen, G. Fry, J. Van Matre, M. Brawner, S. Shannon, S. Preston, P. Smith, J. Preston, B. Gross, C. Dale., ROW 2: C. Updegraff, M. Taylor, B. Isbell, C. Fry, C. Prawitz, N. Shaffer, L. Tschirgi, D. Ireland, L. Strawn, J. Burham, C. Jones, W. John- son. ROW 3: C. Graves, C. Vaughn, B. Reimers, B. Dennett, R. Copeland, M. Talbot, R. Vanderpool, M. Merritt, C. Homan, F. Tannlund, B. Reimers, S. Cruson. ROW 4: M. Stephens, Miss Grable, Advisor, I. Dorroh, M. johnson, V. Samuels, G. Graham, B. Branscomb, C. Krahn, J. Cleverly, J. Mootz. ROW 5: J. Fitzsimmons, D. Cleverly, F. Lockner, J. Hager, R. King, O. Britton, J. Martin, L. Amos, V. Tschirgi.

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4 C I L13 ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Fry, I. Secoy, C. Points, N. Shaffer, M. Scalf, W. Johnson, R. Copeland, J. Cary, K. Hale, B. Reimers, L. Tschirgi, D. Ireland. ROW 2: J. Maine, P. Jones, I. Vanderpool, B. Isabell, C. Fry, D. Prawirz, L. Hayes, M. Newman, J. Hager, J. Mootz, Miss Brown, Advisor. ROW 3: N. Palmer, J. Cross, V. Maine, C. Graves, P. Harold, M. Higley, G. Graham, B. Branscomb, J. Burham, C. Jones, V. Butler, V. Tschirgi. ROW 4: S. Wood, S. Cruson, S. Preston, M. Talbot, 1. Chester, M. Wenzel, L. Strawn, J. Martin, D. Evans, L. Amos, B. Gross, C. Dale. ROW 5: C. Keck, D. Cleverly, J. Fitzsimmons, B. Dennett, M. Stephens, M. Brawner, I. Dorroh, M. Merritt, C. Homan, J. Preston. O Cx- Q X X ff I 4 E x M!!-' sf ?- D S vo S f .P 5 Under the leadership U' A X f, 5 of our new advisor, Miss 6 Sig? iifii asf' S4 Brown, and our officers, Q af!! fi' g ,MO who were elected at the 4190 ' OQ-X beginning of this school NEW rl term, the Future Home- makers of America started another busy year with their formal initiation on October 29, 1953. They observed F, H, A, Week by presenting a thirty minute radio program. Six delegates and six members attended the dis- trict meeting at Meridian on October 17, 1953, The local chapter was represented by two delegates at the State F. H. A. Convention in Twin Falls. The F, H, A, members entered a large number of exhibits in the Fruitland Vocational Spring Fair. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: 1. Bingaman, V.Pres.g G. Eldred, Pres.gJ.Ma1-tin, Sec.gV. Butler, Treas.gROW 2: J. Dorra Pub.Mgr.: M. Stephens, Parliamentarian D.Cleverly, Pub. Mgr., D. Evans, Historian.

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g, M 'V ' f A ' Fr i g HE UE ,- Ui. . c fy, f We E ff' Tw' ., Cheerleaders chosen by the students at try-outs in the fall were Marilyn Mattoch, Mall Letha Baines, and Earlene Tyree. They led the yells at football games, basketball games, and led the pep assemblies. Little Annie Bellon was our Mascot. She was dressed identically like the Qheerleaders. ...af Snr' ., A LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM: Phyllis Smith, Konnie Hale, Frances Tannlund, Joanne Bingaman, Myrna Johnson. At the beginning of the school year a new ma- jorette, Konnie Hale, was chosen to fill the posi- tion left by Barbara Daniels. The returning ma- jorettes were Myrna Johnson, Frances Tannlund, Phyllis Smith, and Joanne Bingaman. Frances Tannlund and Joanne Bingaman shared the position of Drum Majorette in leading the drills and parades. LEFT TO RIGHT: Earlene Tyree, Mall Letha Baines, Marilyn Mattoch 'C