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

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919124 F. H. A. , a nation-wide organization of Future Homemakers is represented by the colors red and white, which stand for courage and purity. F. 11. Ah gives girls the opportunity to express their in- dividual ideas and abilities. This year, under the leadership of Mrs. Williams, Adviser: Jeanne Clement, president; and Mrs. Joe Church and Mrs. Horace Brown, Chapter Mothers; the girls had a camp-out, put on a Christmas program for and gave gifts to the Numpa State School, attended both district and state conventions, and were very busy completing degree work. The highlights of the year were the Co-ed Bull, the annual style show, and awarding the most outstanding F. He A, awards . FIRST ROW- R. RollL L llunggolm', m, u, Wincgar, J. Wilson, 1g lhnicl, P. Human, J. Clement. n. Person, L: Brown, Kt church, . , 0w now P. Redmond, v Snm-cly, D. llzm'hs. u. Jennings. G. ng, K. Julmnck, c. or, J. llummon, v 'mbot. u Huger, B. Ilolhnger, s Hie mch, n. Osgood, B, mus, Jane, A 1m 5, 1-. K'ulizlm Ah Mom V. AM . 1;. Ru 11, Be 13m, Ms, M. Kidder, '1 Imrnes, n '5, wnmms, :ulusm', s. Manning, n. Socord, B. numel, s. Henggelcr, B. lluusen, x; x rgns, s. n. u'. Puncll. D. Taylor, Mt Uiste 1h Arnull, R, Shnrratt, M. Dalton, xL MuMhL-r. n. Gcrulf. m

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75224 The Future Farmers of America is a national organization for the education of boys interested in farming, leadership, co-opcr- utives, and other vocational skills. This year the Y. RA. par- ticipated in the Fruitland Spring Fair, Fayette County Fair, Western Idaho State Fair, State Contest at MOSCOW, National Contest at Kansas City, two regional contests, Chapter Banquet, District Banquet, eight district contests, State Convention, National Convention, and a Work Day Under the leadership of Mr. Tesnohlidok and Richard Maine, their year has been very successful. FIRST now D, Nylundcr, , Amun, D. Coons, J. Daniels, M. Ilowvll, R, Mame, J, wnm, 5, Shake, 1.. Church, L nowuu, u Aclcy, 519m. u ROW- Mr. Tosnohliduk, R. Gunner, L. Wm, '12 Blevins, n Amiey, J, Borup R, Kidder, 1 pk, J :u lgc. urm . u. Pullcc. B. Pullco. THIRD now; D, Conner, u. lligley, R. Schlnumann, J. u gm n. 1310ch , Sunwon . Wilson, 12, Vundcrpool, 13. Thompson, D. Duns. G. Halo, R. Ilinatsu, u, Huluv. FDI'R'I'U now 1L Brthllcy D. mun, 1; Barkur, B, Farley, J. MuCubc, B. Clement, Emmi. e. Reece. R. Mm, AL Iloxxc, n. um, D. Rolland. m u now R. Johnson. J. Walker, 11. Dodge. v. vmc, 1,, llcrd, M. Herd, Ix James, B. Bumwsky, n. Rolland, 0 lxrisbim D Sumsom SIXTH Row: L, Nan, R. Kortlmls, 1x: Keck, P. Kindall, 1L Hurley, w Scelcy, AL Redmond. l vhf WWW IMAM '0;

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Ram! Under the fine leadership of Mr. Oison and President Arlin Brown, the band has taken part in many activities this year. They recieved :1 Superior rating at the district marching festival in Weiscr, marched in the Winter Wonderland Parade in Ontario and participated in several concerts, the band clinic, Peace Cundle lighting ceremony, and the festival in Mountain Home. The band was extremely glad to welcome Mr. Olson back to 17.11. S. He is a wonderlul director and a favorite of the students at Fruitland High School. . .mxu now. w. 'mmrg-i, HIIRD now: 11. 010w , VJ. cmun, u. llulc, B, n Ans, .u, Browne, x'. M ,wc, nmr mm: D. mu. Huh, u. Numb, x'. mm, M, Kidder, c. Jomnnm B, Good, K. Cluu'uh, . mm, M. mom, J. .u mine, P. mum, a. su xge, n. cum'd, 1:. Cubic, 1:. Ruth, n. m-ncr, 1:. mm x, k, mummm, D FOURTH Row sh Holiday, A. Uromx, L. n Ant v, mm, D. Jvnmlgs, A. Hum, K. s, Sullens, Mr, Olson. om