Kingsbury High School - Talon Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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SENIOR F. H. A. M Q7 EMBERS: B. Walsh, C. Barron, A. Floyd, J. Robinson, S Wollard D Mitchell C. Brandon, P. Lott, J. Verhine, L. Bant, S, Dougan, B. Smith, B. Wortham, D. Glreer, M. lfast, S. Williams, M. Pitner, M. Raines, L. Sowell, C. Wood, M. McKee, L. Doss, B, Arnold, B. Stacey, Mrs. Boyce, B. Trogden, P. Harwell, A. Sm'th A. K' h Peach, B. Craig, G. Hungley. I , :tc ens, C. Love, F. Alsup, B. Epley, A. Thompson, P. Sellers, R. learning to be young mrs. modern Future Homemakers of America is a national organi- zation of pupils studying homemaking in high school. The over-all goal of F.H.A. is to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living. The club recognizes individual participation as a family member through its degree program and assists youth to see family life as a real and lasting opportunity for rich experiences in life. S . 11. 'git 1 JUNIOR F.H.A. MEMBERS are L Cartwright, L. Blakely, P. Braden, M Trussell, A. Burleson, M. Lundy, B Wolfe, C. Pounders, J. Phelps, M Lundy, L. Albea, P. Allsbrook, N Schuehman, K. Burnett, N. Miller, C Bosher, M. Wilburn, M. Scollion, M Cooper, Mrs. McCormick, P. Thompson A. Small, C. Henderson, S. Krauch L. Mooney, L. Rushing, B. Wells, P Newsom, S. Nesbit, S. Bone, S. Can ney, D. Feezor, F. Palmertree, Bounds, H. Vouce. A state convention was held March 3leApril 2. Two delegates went from Kingsbury. A summer workshop will be held in Memphis this year. For an F.H.A. project the chapter chose to beautify the school by buying items that the new Home Economics Depart- ment needed. Fund-raising projects were two popcorn sales and a bake sale. .f , 41

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F' ELFESSNRSDNQV J Turner S Latham R Hamer R Wilwy R Dimmock B Houston K Compton S. Tittle. OW J Palmer R Henry C King M Lee J Rawls K Smith J Thomas D McDaniels, A. roughzng Lt with all the comforts of home Activities of the Sports- man Club are primarily centered around reports and films on hunting and fishing. These reports in- clude topics such as: safe- ty in handling a gun, fish and game laws, tech- niques in duck hunting, hunting and fishing con- ditions in the Mid-South.

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...l-an FIRST ROW: C. Holmes, D. Harding, J. Hardy, N. Lowe, L. Nance, S. Leigh. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jones, L. Davidson, P. Roberson, C. Manderson. this is a rare chance to explore living history FIRST ROW: D. Granoski, J. Wren. SECOND ROW: R. Kilpatrick, P. Dean, J. Barrom, M. Cook, C. Miller, S. Baker, R. Durham, K. Knight, J. McKee. THIRD ROW: O. Manley, D. Halliburton, Mrs. Brock, Mrs. Burris. In order to prepare for tomorrow the Current Affairs Club seeks a broader knowledge of the world of today through discussions of national affairs and problems of the public.