Grand Saline High School - Chief Yearbook (Grand Saline, TX)

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B C A4 Opposite Page: AJ FHA beaus, Dwayne Ellis and Ricky Moffett, model petticoats in the Christ- mas skit. BJ Miss Sharon Brown, FHA sponsor, fondly holds her kitten. CJ Por- traying characters from The Twelve Days of Christmas are Cseatedj Kay Woodrum. Cstandingj Jill Haisten, Daphne Jackson, unidentified cow, Tricia Gray, and Lee Stevenson. AJ Girls vying for Christmas Angel are Cstandingj Mel Bates, Judy Mayne. Qkneelingj Brenda Shields, and Daphne Jackson. BJ Tricia Gray presides at a monthly meeting. CJ Going over plans for the state meeting are Tricia Gray, Miss Kathy McDonald, Lee Stevenson, and Miss Brown. Mei xt FHA 39

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38 FHA FHA Selects Christmas Angel Collecting Christmas cards and sending them to be used at Rusk State Hospital was the Future I-lomemaker's major project. Christmas angel, Mel Bates, and runners-up Judy Mayne, Daphne Jackson, and Brenda Shields were given one vote for each Christ- mas card collected in their names. FHA'ers also sponsored a bike- a-thon for retarded children in the spring . For the Christmas party, spe- cial entertainment was provided by members who portrayed the twelve days of Christmas. Mrs. Elaine Ernst 'Thompkins enter- tained members at the annual banquet in May. BY Area and State meetings pro- vided members with an opportu- nity to meet others and partici- pate on a state level. At the Area Meeting in March at East Texas State University, Tricia Gray, this year's chapter president, was voted area fourth vice-president for next school term. Lee Stevenson was elected state president at the state meet- ing, partially due to her work as this year's area first vice-presi- dent. Mrs. Joyce Whatley and Mrs. Joyce Stevenson were named chapter mothers, and Mrs. Mil- dred Joslin was selected as chap- ter grandmother. CV XV is mia . A at fix ' Rs .fist aj! 'liar if vl mtg, wana X k 1: ' A we 4' S , J W .. , . Q f Y EQ r 4' '-rg .. I' 3 . ' 1 W1 f f ffQ'ais S gftsilgi Q.,

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Ducks Destroy The Boogers Girls suited out in jerseys and helmets provided a change for sports fans. As a money-making project the senior class sponsored the annual powder puff game. Teamed up were the freshman and junior girls, who chose the name Disco Ducks, and the sophomore and senior girls, who were called the Funky Woolly Boogers. After much hard work and practice the two teams met at Person's Stadium October 26. It was a distressing game for the Funky Woolly Boogers, but the Disco Ducks rejoiced over their 42-6 victory. AJ Mel Bates returns to her teammates after conferring with coach Doug Koonce. BJ Bruce La Prade participates in sack race during half-time. CJ Supporting cheer- leaders are Don Boyles, David Anderson, John Lewellen, Dwain Elmore, and Troy Hill. BV 40 Powder Puff Football