Hardin Reynolds Memorial School - Reynolda Echo Yearbook (Critz, VA)

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FHA Inspires Unity Within The Home The Future Homemakers of America is specifically designed to work under the auspices of the Home Economics Department. The department trains high school girls for future responsibilities as wives and mothers in a demanding modern society. “We are the future homemakers of America” is an old expression for all FHA clubs. This is the goal of many girls today, to be homemakers of tomorrow. In a school system which emphasized the develop¬ ment of scientific thought and action, the less dramatic but equally essential accomplishments of caring for a home are often obscured. The goal of social and emotional security in the home and community was the kindling spark which led each FHA member to help produce a satisfying flame of accomplishment this year. F.H.A. Sponsor: Mrs. Louise Hall F.H.A. Officers are LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Dillon, Vice-President; Carol Shough, President; Betty Sue Martin, Historian; Susan Corns, Reporter; Debbie Cummings, Secretary ;Frances Dillon, T reasurer.

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F.H.A. MEMBERS: (LEFT TO RIGHT) (1ST ROW) F. Dillon, D. Ratcliff, V. Prewett, J. Dillon, (2ND ROW) Mary L. Shough, V. Pucket, K. Moore, L. Kendrick, Sue A. Ehmann, W. Palmer, B. Gilley. (3RD ROW) L. Tuggle, B. Cassell, S. Shough, K. Shockley, D. Plaster, S. Corns, C. Shough. (4TH ROW) B. Setliff, K. Tatum, D. Gilley, G. Shelton, G. Vipperman, F. Coleman. (5TH ROW) N. Bowles, B. Turner, E. Kendrick, B. Cobbler, M. Plaster, B. Nelson, Betty S. Martin, G. Martin. (6TH ROW) G. Dillon, J. Moore, J. Martin, E. Via, D. Cummings. (7TH ROW) G. Plaster, D. Harris, S. Edwards, O. Hairston, V. Tatum. (8TH ROW) B. Shively, R. Shockley, J. Penn. (9TH ROW) L. Roop, B. Shively, A. Barnes, L. Cobb, S. Clark, L. Clark. (10TH ROW) M. Prater, D. Dillon, B. Lewis, R. Hilton, D. Carter, M. Joyce. (11TH ROW) M. Hutchens, S. Hutchens, S. Craddock, D. Handy, M. Turner, M. Cobb, E. Kendrick. Geraldine Martin and Brenda Gilley take clothes from the dryer in Home Ec. Debbie Cummings, Susan Corns, and Carol Shough hand out UNICEF boxes to the F.H.A. group. 68

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Beta Members Strive To Promote BETA CLUB OFFICERS: Marilyn Turner, treasurer; Sandra Goard, president; Bonnie Purcell, vice-president; Nancy Bowles, histroian; Elizabeth Via, secretary. The Beta Club is a leadership — service — achievement organization for students who have an average of 92 or above in their sub-freshman and fresh¬ man years and who maintain an average of 90 throughout their high school years. The club’s purpose is the pro¬ motion of honesty, service, and leader¬ ship. This year’s sponsor was Miss Mary E. DeHaven. The Club organized and sponsored the Junior Miss and Little Miss Hardin Reynolds pageants and assisted the SCA in sending Christmas greetings to the graduates of Hardin Reynolds who are now in service. The Club members are also responsible for the school news that is both printed and broadcast each week. JUNIOR BETA MEMBERS: Lynn Craddock, Delores Hagwood, Susan Corns, and Elizabeth Via.