Manlius High School - Mirror Devil Yearbook (Manlius, IL)

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,Q Q i., 'K SDXTED: Mrs. Devenyns, Chapter Mother, Miss Schmidt, Charlene Bateman, Mrs. Block. STANDING: Mr. Devenyns, Marvin Charlet, Mr. Holman, Mr. Block. 302111 W 40 4HPb B L A C K M A G I C LEFT TO RIGHT: Gene Janssen, Janice Johnson, Medley Tomow, Barb Stringer, Mrs. Block, Anita Raabe, Kerry Krebs '-xv- '5r 2 Ii fx w- aw'

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y F HO '2 ?'? '1 uoF T 2 A: R E J t 3 E M A K E . R A FIRST ROW: Jerene Christensen, Charlotte Fisher, Janice Roseling, Patti Rashid, Donna Zimmerman, Marilee Plumley, Sandy Henson, Lonnie Kinsley, Mrs. Block. SECOND ROW: Sharon Plumley, Bonnie Zimmerman, Jeanne Hanson, Carol De- Craene, Rachel DeSkeere, Linda Pearson, Connie Thomas, Beverly Kvamme, Rita Wiseman. THIRD ROW: Nyla Nelson, Karen Klockenga, Donna Devenyns, Ann Ericson, Emma Jean Neahring, Judy Snodgrass, Dorothy Martin, Anita Raabe, Barb Stringer. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Vols, Blanche Hardy, Janice Johnson, Glenda Rogers, Sharon Kirkpatrick, Diane Devenyns, Karen Lebahn, Carol Schmidt, Marie Cox, lla Dale Jorgensen. The theme of the F.H.A. this year was The Magic of F.H.A. This was carried out successfully at our prom on December lst. The theme of the prom was B1ack Magic and the gym was decorated in black, white, and silver. The various activities in which we engaged included a Daddy Date Night, the Mother-Daughter Tea, F.H.A. Week and a weiner roast to close the year. Our projects included a gypsy basket, a chili dinner, and hospital tray favors. Considering all the advantages we gain from F.H.A., we believe it is an honor to belong to this organization, V ' I ' -,1um,..,. - A 4 LIFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Vols, Good Will Chairman, Jane Glafka, Recreation Chairman, Dot Martin, Degrees Chairman, Glenda - Rogers, Vice President, - Janice Johnson, Treas- urer, Barb Stringer President, Mrs. Block, Advisor, Rita Wiseman, Historian, Jerene Christensen, Projects Chairman, Nyla Nelson, Secretary, Donna Devenyns, Public Re- latons Chairman. ry, M E R I

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,, Q, ' 'X VU .iisjjsifgmf ss - im M -H W . 15.5, It ,, 1 sf F. F. A. OFFICERS, SEATED L. to R.: Duane Schaefer, Treas.5 L. Salzmann, V. Pres., R. Christensen, Pres., Dean Schaefer, Sec., J. Miller, Reporter. STANDING: Mr- McKie, Advisor, C. Peterson, Par. 5 R. Sandrock, Sentinel. On September 15 and 16, fourteen members attended Leadership Camp in Port Byron. Twelve freshmen were initi ated October 9. Donald Johnson was elected reporter to replace J. Miller. Don Johnson, Wayne and Gleen Ras- mussen and Dean and Duane Schaefer attended the International Livestock Exhibition. The first of December we sponsored a paper drive. Bi L Swan, Max Chesney and Jerry Woodley were elected to represent the various classes on the executive committee. Our pest contest started Nov. 1 and lasted until January 15. April 24 was our Father- Son banquet. ss ROW 1, 1. to r.: A. Dob- J f i , MA. R , 1, beke, G. Krug, B. Swan, I B. Raabe, L. Rombout, E . ss A. Louder, K. Stringer, Q J. Nelson. ROW 2: J. Miller, Duane Schaefer, L. Salzmann, R. Christen- sen, Dean Schaefer, C. Peterson, R. Sandrock, J. Woodley. ROW 3: J. Jensen, H. Cox, D. Wirth, D. Funderberg, B. Mueller, R. Ander- son, K. Russell, D. Pierson, S. Eickmeier, Mr. McKie. ROW 4: L. Anderson, D. Johnson, L. Hanson, G. Roush, R. Hard, G. Rasmussen, d,,'S, 'U L. Neahring, M. Ches- , ney, W. Rasmussen, 1' Q A331 R. mania W' 24