Genoa High School - Oriole Yearbook (Genoa, NE)

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Q Back Row: Left to Right: Dorothea Schumacher, Elaine Urwin, Phyllis Pilakowski, .lane Larson Bonnie Koziol, Phyllis Lunberg, Dorothy Cromwell, Connie Louis, Dorothy Larson. Middle Row: Karlene Rupp, Sue Uehling, Bette Pearson, Elvera Urwin, Glennis Smith, Zita Kuntz Joyce Stetz, Mary Ann Swantek. Front Row: Carol Lindauer, JoAnn Ditter, Sandra Elm, LaVonne Miller, Darlene Ditter, Janet Pearson Mary Lee Brandt, Adviser-Mary Jo Tagart. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Genoa chapter of Future Homemakers of America started their year of activities in June with three newly elected officers going to Kearney State Teacher's college for a three day officer work shop. Those who attended were secretary-Janet Pearson, degree chairman- JoAnn Ditter, and parliamentarian-Darlene Ditter. Other officers elected to serve were presi- dent-Carol Lindauer, vice-president-LaVonne Miller, historian-'Vlary Lee Brandt, and song- leader-Sandra Elm. Genoa chapter had 30 active members. Twenty members attended the district convention at Albion in October. Darlene Ditter, the district president, 'was presiding officer and Janet Pearson was the district song leader. The Genoa chapter took part in a program on Civil Defense. The annual Mother-Daughter banquet was held December 14. The program was a style review of dresses made by the members in their homemaking classes. Other special activities of the year were a clothing drive for the Goodwill Industries, state F.H.A. scholarship fund, March of Dimes drive in'Cenoa Public, concessions at foot- ball and basketball games, Easter breakfast, an all school dance, a tea for eighth grade girls and F.H.A. Week. Three delegates attended the state convention at the Lincoln Hotel, Lincoln, Nebraska March 17. The theme was Birthday Party , celebrating the 10th year of F'.H.A. in Nebraska Special goals for the year were: in Training andimproving ourselves to be more democratic in all phases of life. Qi Teaching ourselves to realize and accept our responsibliities in our homes. 131 Understanding what homemaking can contribute to our future lives at home or in business.

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Y G-CLUB Hack Row: Lf-ft to Right: Ronnie Ericson, Dana Uannelly, Gene Whitlow, Bruce llasch, Bryan Smith, Eyman Anderson. Middle Row: llill lloe, Richard llannelly, Bill Shanahan, Gail Johnson, Richard Anderson, Gary Bane. Front Row: flouczh-Marvin Brown, Rolmert Childers, Leon Noble, Eldon Fox, Leroy Morris, Jerome Swanson, Assistant Coach-Larry Fuerst. BOYS' PHYS. ED Rack Row: Left to Right: Coach-Marvin Brown, Richard Silverberg, Eyman Anderson, Edwin Engstrom, Richard Peterson, llarlan Wagner. Middle Row: Dale llannolly, Wayne McBride, Leon Noble, Gary Rane, Dwayne McBride, Mike Kaup. Front Row: .lorry Osantowski, Larry Cherry, Dana Christman, loe qwantek, llarold Miller, Edward Kula, Mark Ramaekers. 13' . lox t Em' ,NU I 2,4

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