Highland Junior High School - Fling Yearbook (Highland, CA)

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These ninth grade young ladies are representative of the Highland branch of the Future Homemakers of America. L. to R. Zele Juhasz, Elaine Tressler, Janelle Wilson, Adelle Jewett, Julie Moore, Sandy Matlock, Maureen Dover, Alice Barker, Karen Nilsen, Kathy Paxton The motto of F.H.A. is TOWARD NEW HORIZONS . The skills of a home- maker do not come easily, but learning these skills can be fun! With Mrs. Weeks ' direction that goal is somewhat nearer. The dishes are done! Everyone enjoyed the meal. Shari Waltz, Mary Gilbert, Joette Wilson, Christi Shaw, Einda Thompson, Slierry Tressler, and Debbie Purcell pose prettily for tlie cam- era man.

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oeac ersnip is many things at Highland Junior High School. Our student govern- ment has many responsibilities. The officers representing us and directly responsible to us are: Doug Rice. . . President Larry Birch. . .Vice-President Judy McNelly. . .Secretary Betty Witlierspoon. . . Treasurer Kerry Casey. . .Historian Margie Deedrick. . .Activities Johnnie Coffee. . .Publicity Carol Hernandez. . .Domain Ken Jacobsen. . . Safeties Casey and Singleton move up the ladder as Deedrick shouts orders and Witherspoon seems to be pouting. Service is the keynote of many leadership functions. No reason for not having fun, though, as Bev Enochs goes through the chair pulling routine; Linda Washer and Joan Cox look on imperturb- ably and Gerrie LaRocca hangs on for dear life. f- Check this picture! In any organization there arc the planners and the doers. Just who arc tlic planners and who ;u-e the doers here??