La Salle Peru Township High School - Ell Ess Pe Yearbook (La Salle, IL)

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS HAVE WIDE RANGE OF INTERESTS One ofthe many homemaking skills learned in F. H. A. is sewing. OFtTcers fstandingj Ruth Coric, secretary, Lois Volk, treasurer, Margie Ernat, degrees chairman, Joanne Volk, vice-president, Rose Corrigan, program chairman, fsittingl June Welsh, historian, and Joann Zupancic, parliamentarian, watch as Janet Pottinger, president, demonstrates hovv to cut a pattern. Mrs. Margaret Herrmann and Miss Colette Baranovvski, F. H. A. advisers, and Mrs. Sidney Pottinger and Mrs. William Coric, chapter mothers, admire the emblem of the Future Homemakers ot America. Seated around the table, F. H. A. members Lucy Alonso, Marie Narczevvski, Darlene Kotecki, Roselin Crowley, Gayle HoFFman, Rose Corrigan, and Ruth Znaniecki make plans For the annual Mother-Daughter banquet. The F. H. A. District Convention was held at L-P this year. Helping to decorate the auditorium are Rose Corrigan, Mary Barbara Cass, JoAnn Plochocki, and Sarah Bice. During April the group held a bake sale at Gambles Store in La Salle. Here Joann Zupancic, Holly Morrow, Judy Farnetti, Betty Soeder, and June Welsh display one ot the posters advertising their sale.

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NURSES CLUB AIDS STUDENTS IN PLANNING CAREERS Club members discuss their future nursing plans: Iback rovvl Darlene Venturelli, Carolee Campeggio, Holly Morrow, Ctront rovvl Carol Vogel, Bonnie Fielhauer, ancl Rosalie Pretto. For the third consecutive year Miss Patricia Travers, school nurse sponsors the Nurses Club. Omcers plan and conduct meet- ings: Istandingl Carol Bianchi, pro- grom chairman, Pat Koskosky, secretary-treasurer, Pat Foley, vice- presiclent, Karol Kuclla, social chair- man, Cseatedl Martha Bansberg, president. Members of the Nurses' Club make plans for the trip they are to take to St. Luke's anol St, Anne's Hospitals in Chicago: Iback rovvl Cecelia Benvenuti, Elizabeth Soeder, Evelyn Nellis, Helen Springborn, Kay Miller, Roseann Iipka, Ctront rovvl Vivi Carlson, Jane Kearns, ancl Penny Crosiar.

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA STUDY FARMING AND Mr. Don Wiechman advises the Future Farmers ot America. This is Mr. Wiechman's first year at L-P, he teaches all of the agriculture classes. A sheep feeder is the product of George Thompson's handiwork in the Farm shop. Page twenty-two OFFicers of the F. F. A.: Don Magee, vice-president, Ron Petersen, treasurer, Ron Samolitis, sentinel, and Larry Mills, presi- dent, examine the equipment as Chuck Lavens, reporter, and Jim Ernat, secretary, demonstrate a few welding techniques. Larry Mills gives his tractor a general check-up before starting a day of practice Farming.