Heyworth High School - Hey Hi Yearbook (Heyworth, IL)

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FUTURE. HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemalters Chapter of Heyworth High Sghool had lifty- four members this year. To become a member, each girl must have com- pleted at least one semester of Home Economics. The purpose of the organization is to help each girl hnd joy and comfort in her home. This year's officers were: President, Marie Pfeifer. vice-president, Sharen Shields: secretary, Esther Tarvin: treasurer, Jerry Peasley: reporter, Phyllis Kidwell: song leader, Betty Lou Keimg pianist, Ann Moberly: recreation chairman, Beverly Jannusch: public relations, Hazel Fitzgerald: parlia- mentarian, Marcia Cole: historian, Donna Morris: chairman of projects, Claire Nicholson. Our chapter mother was Mrs. Robert Shields, and our sponsor was Miss Hazel Ryburn. Highlights of this year's program carried out by the chapter were: A wiener roast in the fall, held at our president's home: a Thanksgiving lunch- eong a Mother-Daughter Christmas Party fand the mothers were invited and the interesting highlight of the evening was a demonstration on hair stylinglg a Valentine birthday luncheon: a party for former members of the FHA. The joint FFA-F HA Potluck was held February 28. During the dif- ferent FHA meetings held this year, the various classes planned and carried out programs which were very interesting. Seated: Phyllis Kidwell, Sharen Shields, Marie Pfeifer, Miss Ryburn Esther Tarvin, Jerry Peasley, Betty Lou Keim. Standing: Ann Moberly, Beverly Jannusch, Marcia Cole, Donna Morris Hazel Fitzgerald, Claire Nicholson.

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I I ' in f' use Au.-:Now ALL-nu: Au. :Yes or 'nm srunem' son! suiiaayl ' ' ing at H ' . the Irvin is.-Linnea' Jim wai. I C : G l9'5T'lg9 of waiti. hy H Did yc Beverly 4 Sought isnt oth ment. l - . , - hlerle: Heywortheliilh Scbml Edited bv The Dictator Club Thursday, February, 8, 1931 gal am 'if' nights. t expecte :vhik steady. V n There' VVU 3 :H guys Drama to take Science nusch's sure as Out Sim' d Bob C di?-fmt gal nam open U Ahentll thermon 3 302:13 dreamy l wake ar iifn 53:81 and try , get wal. Ehlmg: :open tl Pfeifers thermon HOW ali' ' We ai S355 13 air press lmade oi 5 1 lhumldltx IUSI TO: lhurry or l In mgtcln i ,water 1 Wg? Zhi 'chalk, a . rm-r4oHi gjyncglg dlstilled1 Mmm .some H2 , their fu :Eiga ,We eomd See thi Seated: liinsminger, Mrs. Forbes, Martens, jannusch, Kidwell. They all and chalk had not been dl Standing: Nicholson, Seitz, Schwieman, Keim, Little, l9Y:nf2IL0' In the Hrst tube there vvas I ' ht a the roHed up a 75-25 l Tuesday and it turned redattefvlfle aglded siigre. Tshe Hit quarter showed a First of the two dignihed Seniors llflll tha the Dhenclglrillllgiglelnft it 3211 sg? Score of 21-6 and lt was easy fm- I met in study hall today was kinda lg xilasnggocolor e Cgach Ray to replace his starting none other than Phyllis Geske. Eoielnal' ' u o In The Dictator Staff began the year with three Several former Dictator members attended. ellllil gig seniors who had been junior members last year. l e to in They were Beverly llannusch and Merle Martens? The Dictators sponsored an all-school skating ris g - U - ' Bl ' o 23 1 A h D' ' leaf' coeditorsg Phyllis Kidwell, treasurer. A chance Party m oommgton on Ct' - I was a use cal fy nc to become a Dictator was ollered any junior or success and everyone enjoyed it even though there so kind. f b . ab' their senior in the fall. The requirement is that they were a ew rulses the next day' n V ' t bl 500 cl h . S' d . F. H wme an accepa e wo' R eme lx Sw cms After a great deal of hard work, the Christmas Iliff accepted our challenge. They were Fernella Ens- .. The , ,,,. Edition went on sale Dec. Zl. ell, con , minger, Marian Seitz, Claire Nicholson, Betty pll valen Lou Keim, Barbara Little, and Joan Schwieman. Offlcers for the following year were Chosen in YO! with These six girls went through their initiation during ' ' ' ' ' Wes food I the spring, They will be Marian Seitz and Claire F.H.A the week of September 25-29, and OH OCf0bCl' I0 Nicholson, co-editorsg and Betty Lou Keim, treas- lfszfgi a formal initiation was held at the high school. ul-er. Qu, sponsor is Mrs. Forbes- hlll 1 a The faculty were guests. The menu cgngisted of: egcallg ed ham and if there! Everybody has hge? su' cracking their knuckles. For two If a 1 p ung on that bench and its aH . . . . potatoes, jello salad, pecan rolls, dm ,, favorite subjects she likes book- lives, tl milk and angelfood cake. Pig. .But I Want to keg lt. keepmg and typing II and for her more 1 ' . ,, P 'lfavorite actress and actor she likes which g Here ou hold it will ou' fShe l ' y y ' Patricia Neal and John Barrymore scribedl wnssu fffff0nfPd,'fne,,0f 'im notlso en' Jr..Red is her favorite color and ---.- --..-...-....,....,,.,..,.. , . Chenoa

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un-PX I fi J YW' Q A X C f fx . -. ,SB x ' 'i v ' . -W gl L4 FHA 0 , 65 Q5 455 e i- First Row: E. Little, McConnell, F. Ensminger, Roberts, Cherry, White, Shields, Miss Ryburn. Second Row: Slayback, Tague, Peasley, Gregory, Cotton, johnson, Whitaker, Lalziollette. Third Row: Carmichael, W. Ensminger, Bailey, Necessary, Spaulding Rickords, Stielow, Ehling. Fourth Row: Nicholson, Dabney, Ruggles, Kidwell, Moberly, Haycraft Fulton, B. Little, jones. Fifth Row: Rousey, Jannusch, Seitz, Fitzgerald, Pfeifer, Keim, Morris. Fluegel. Sixth Row: B. True, D. Tarvin, Steiling, Kaufman, E. Tarvin, Pendleton, Bonser, Cole, Schwieman.