Joel E Ferris High School - Exeter Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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The Spanish Club has had an active year with a fiesta for every month. Besides being an enjoyable party for club members, it was also very educational . Films and slides were shown of various Latin American countries, giving the students a greater understand- ing of the country and language. On April 22, a final fiesta was held at Rogers High School for all Spanish clubs in Spokane. Front: Don Randall, Alan Carriveau, John Fenton, Joe Peter- sen. Middle: Cindy Salliday, Greta Smith, Juanita Goodman, Kathy Licht. Back: Keith Blowers, Diane Hughes, Linda Marsh, Madeline Kolarsky, Jan Wilcox and Debbie Hensley. Advisor: Mr. Ron Merrill . The RED CROSS CLUB is very proud of their achievements this year. The most outstanding is the time and efforts they have given to Eastern State Hospital . Club members went to Eastern about once a month to visit and entertain the patients. For a money raising project the city wide Red Cross dance was held on April 23. Ferris joined Red Cross clubs throughout the city in making this dance a complete success. Front: Advisor, Miss Halverson; Mary Goudy, Sharlene Johnson, Kathy Mason, Lavelet Randolph, Kathy Krakenberg, Cheryl Nolting, Judy Jeans, Jean McCluskey, Sue Steward, Diana Chapman, Nancy Krakenberg, Janeen Calkins and advisor, Mrs. Boyington. Back: Dave Carlson, Fin Taylor, Darryl Chitwood and Lee Pratt. The GERMAN CLUB has had a very education- al year. Their usual meeting consists of having either a speaker and or films about Germany. This has successfully broadened their understand- ing of the German language and also the people of Germany . Seated: Betty Kraft, Chris Peterson, Claudia Coles and Mary Sunderland. Standing: Nanette Langman, Judy Overhauser, Ward Johnson, Janice Johnson and Bob Bromley. Adv. Mrs. LaBounty. 28

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on honor pass, library, and general student son ' advisor; Nick Feldman, Stephanie Craven, Jan Hines, Megan Breen, Jan Dag- oolicies man, Wayne Brothers, Robert Fukai, Mr. Hjortedal and Mrs. Armstrong, advisors. Benefit Students The first group of COURTESY GIRLS was selected on December 23, 1965 . The purpose of the organiza- tion is to usher at different functions of the school or be of help to new students . FRONT ROW: Anne Kayahara, Susan Baldwin, Gail McLaughlin, Lory Mc- Lellan, Connie Kapus. SECOND ROW: Sue Daiger, Suzanne Crawford, Donna Stier, Juanita Olsen, Sheryl Murphy. THIRD ROW: Janet Hughes, Becky Eaton, Elaine Lewis, Judy Jeanes, Cindy Salla- day. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Kyseth, Chris Grandinetti, Carol Snyder, Carol Sommer, Susan Cochran, Donna Burns. 27

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Organizations Boost Spirits DECA, which stands ofr Distributive Education Clubs of America is a nation wide organization preparing high school students for future job employment. Ferris ' s DECA club attended a leadership conference March 1 1 through the 20th at the Davenport Hotel . The conference consisted of job interviews, selling merchandise, and practice in public speaking . As their money raising project, DECA sold paper back books throughout the year. This money was used for a banquet given by the DECA students for their employers as a close to a very successful year. Front row, I. to r.: Marilyn Shmidt, Billy Osborne, Pat Hornbuckle, Leigh Boch. Middle row: Eileen Gish, Connie Carlock, Diane Fields, Rosanne Boisen, Colleen Lilienthal, Pam Yoho. Third row: Gordie Bloom, Ed Boatsman, Pat Connerly, Rick Ogen, Gene Ducshane, Tom Hart. Advisor is Mr. Kirby. Ferris ' s Future Teachers have strived throughout the year to educate them- selves for their coming careers. They have attended three conferences to increase their understanding of child- ren and how they learn. The students have also assisted teachers at Adams primary school and performed various services for the Ferris faculty. Seated: Betty Kraft, Mary Harrison, Kathy Hager, Dorthy Kyseth . Standing: Sharon Rector, Chris Peterson, Susan Frances, Debbi Mottram, Cindy Salliday, Carol Sommer, Barbra Annis, Charlyn Fulton, Patti Grams, Sue Pease, John Harrison, Debbie Hensley. Advisor: Mr. Mac Saunders. 29