Georgetown High School - Aerie Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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THE CHAPTER presented a fashion show this year for the public which was at- tended by a large crowd. The only qualification to enter was that the garment modeled be made by the girl. Sandra Taylor, Rita Lefner, and Rita McCas- land beam with pride while modeling their creations. THE CHEMISE LOOK made its way into our fashion show and was modeled by Alice Valentine, June Den- ham, and Karen Thorne. F.H.A. TRADITION always takes over for half a day during the school year, so that new club members can be initiated. As you can tell by looking at Catherine Miller, Grace Buchhorn, Terry Cox, Elaine Brady, June Jenkins, Linda Vogler, Billy Hausenfluck, Joan Hausen- fluck, Joan George and Neal Harris the school was filled with all sorts of masquerades. WQMAKERS ,-L 4' O O wb ' 17:9 Q' rn : r 79 Q1 1 Em..1.,.EbA Q 6 S' O 421 D 10' NEW HO

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F.H.A. THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Joyce Anderson, Secretaryg Ian Ischy, Song Leader, Helen Mer- cer, Reporterg Carlela Keys, Historiang Barbara Whitley, Presidentg Mary Ann Jones, Pi- anistg Imadell Burks, Degrees Chairmang Kay Fredericson, Parliamentariang Joan Rosen- blad, Treasurerg Rosalie Smith, Vic e-President. . F -KL --a LIVE and RADIATE F. H. A. was the theme of the State F. H. A. Convention held at the Municipal Auditorium in San Antonio. The delegates from our chapter were Kay Fredericson, high point girl, and Joan Rosenblad, incoming president. Each year the chapter sends the incoming president, state degree applicants, and the girl having the highest number of points to the state convention to get ideas to im- prove our own chapter. These members listening attentively j to a committee report are only a small portion of our club's membership. The V meetings are usually held in the home- making department with a program at each meeting.

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af- Q 9' COMPETITION SHARPENS WITS, and our contestants Earl Smith, Joe Edgar, and Richard Kleen have good reason to smile as they display the first place banner won in the F. F. A. quiz at Taylor. They placed fifth in the area con- test at San Marcos on November 9, 1957. FUTURE FARMERS AMERICA Under Mr. Cairnes' able leadership, our F. F.A. chapter has been revitalized. He demands and receives good service from these officers: standing, Harold Schwausch, sentinelg Pete Bouf- fard, 3rd vice-presi- dent, Charles Miller, reporter, Kenneth Buchhorn, vice-presi- dentg Mr. Cairnes, ad- visor, seated, Merlin Taylor, 2nd vice-pres- identg Sammie Morris, treasurerg John Roberts, secretary, and Jerry Morgan, president. BLOCKING LAMBS might be called a typical activity of F. F.A. Billy Hausenfluck, Jerry Morgan, and Harold Schwausch demon- strate their skill at this activity,