Interstate 35 High School - Travelog Yearbook (Truro, IA)

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Future Homemakers of America eat Bulletin board display of November project-- Who f0I'geIS the Ie8ChefS? FHA lunch together during National FHA Discovering Why Some Go Wrong. Served Cake to the faCU1fY. CUSIOCUHH. Week. and cooks on Valentine Day. Fl-IA's Chapter objective this year was Discovering myself and my worth to others. Topics dis- cussed included: juvenile delinquen- cy, getting a job, family relation- si 3 Nh W N x X a N L N ' as sf R A x X I - laflffb s Q 5 ffrfvjf ,f 'Vu 7 ' 'Wt sf., I 7 1 lY 'X' till? ' Sb- ships, and solving personality prob- i 3 lems. X lf 3, WV? Q The thirty-six members caught ,, jf ff- 'ff 55 a glimpse of what the future may ,Z 6 il have in store for them as home- ffl! , 'Q?V.- makers through such experiences 'f ' as bake sales, rummage sales, J, social events, district and state jf conventions, yes, and even slumber QV During monthly meetings ' Paffles- Q FHA'ers have planned such service Champlin Products lkxhlxy g 7 K MX RALPH JONES OIL CO. AND SERVICE STATION projects as contributing to CARE, decorating the schoolhouse at Christmastime, collecting Butternut coffee strips, and remembering the faculty on Va1entine's Day. Membership into the organiza- tion is restricted only to the com- pletion of one semester in home economics. New members will be initiated after the start of the school Truro Phone 57-22 or 23-42 lowa year in the fall. This group of energetic Fl-lA'ers became overnight guests in the One ofthemanymoney-makingproj- Typical of social events was the Back to Interstate gymnasium to have a ects held durin the year--the old, School dance sponsored by FHA, rollicking time at the c1ub's slumber reliable bake sage. party.

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Mrs. Dorothy Jordan, Advisor, Sherry Stevens, Historian, Pat Perdue, Parliamen- tariang Norma Followwill, Projects ChairmanpCarmen Morris, Treasurerg Charlotte Campbell, Sec retaryg Nancy McDonald, Vice President, Marilyn Peterson, President. STANDING: Sandy Schamerhorn, Publicity, Carole Blair, Recreation. F H A-- Purposes To promote a growing appreciation of the joys To provide wholesome individual and group and satisfactions of homemaking. recreation. To emphasize the importance ofworthy home To further interest in home economics. membership. To encourage democracy in home and com- F H A Flower--Red Rose munity life. To promote international good will. F H A Motto--Toward New Horizons To work for good home and family life for all. To foster the development of creative leader- F H A Goal--To help individuals improve ship in home and community life. personal, family, and community living. FRONT ROW: Charlotte Campbell, Nancy McDonald, PatPerdue, Sherry Stevens, Marilyn Peterson, Norma Followwill, Sandy Schamerhorn. SECOND ROW: Sandra Howard, Janet Mease, Madge Oglesbee, Carole Blair, Marilyn Cunningham, Donna Nelson, Pat Warden, Shirley Hiskey, Mrs. Jordan. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Smith, Sheryl Weeks, Donna Kennedy, Sheryl Anderson, Sharon Fitzgerald, Janet Jones, Doris Alexander, Linda Bulkeley, Elaine Harris, Linda Stills. BACK ROW: Carmen Morris, Joyce Daniels, Beverly Benedict, Carole Bryan, LaDonna Kirkpatrick, Theola Bedwell, Martha Stuart, Barbara Hellstern, Jane Foley, Rose Followwill, Patty Wood, , -------Y

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F.F.A. OFFICERS David Ballard, James Loomis, Roger McCuddin, Gary Phillips, Monty Morris, Doug Wilson, Mr. Acker. A Group With A Purpose FRONT ROW: Jim Loomis, Gary Phillips, Roger McCuddin, David Ballard, Monty Morris, Doug Wilson, Mr. Acker, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Randy Wenck, Roger Smalley, Carol Evison, Roger Ogle, Pat Porter, Robert Hadsall, Bob Jacobs, Gerold Slve, Dennis Phillips. BACK ROW: Johnnie Johnston, Edward Allen, Jack Cook, David Cox, David Smith, Ronnie Goering, Keith Millsap, Steve Phillips. S -