Maynard Evans High School - Chariot Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

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Bobby Ray Johnny DOH Pete Gray Thomas Bates King ROIQ3-T1 President Vice-President Reporter Treasurer Sentmel 1' ' ': -I5 ' W ' 41ON Ia I lhllll -I V . ' , 'l . d 72- AS N -' T. 'W Q 1 ayrsr it :- W: dy 21 . A .'1s G W Q Q 'eah A j ehcuvgw T 2? egg Q M H bert John r. er Bulled Henley Chaplain Sponsor ,F E A. Trains Useful Vocations In Agricultural Field During the first year the agriculture students study During the courselof the ye ar the F.F,A. has a animal science, crop enterprises, forestry, and farm parent and son banquet, puts on an exhibit at the Central mechanics. The second year they study animal science, Florida Fair, enters a public speaking contest, horse- poultry dairy science, beef cattle enterprise, and farm shoe pitching contest, tractor driving contest, and con- mechanics. The third year is devoted to animal science tinues the beautification of the school grounds. citrus enterprise, ornamental horticulture, home beau- tification, farm mechanics, and parliamentary pro- cedure.

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FIRST ROW: Mrs. Ernie Starr, Patricia Wolbert, Deloris Thacker, Dana Bartlett, Sue Ann Starr, Connie Munsey, Colleen Craft, Patsy Driggers, Margie Stinson, Mary Hair, Mrs. Ruby Church. SECOND ROW: Donna Snider,Donna Titchenal, Ruth Cutting, Diane McFadden, Linda Kouwe, Alice Reid, Yvonne Alexander, Marilyn Mailley, Gloria Gray, Jackie Fraley, Karen Clemens. THIRD ROW: Kathy Klare, Margie Burgess, Sharon Jarnagin, Kathy Kirkpatrick, Linda Webb, Connie Crumbling, Beth Ludtke, Judy Riley, Mary Ann Cappabianco, Sandy McEvers, Sandy Mundy. FOURTH ROW: Pam Ward, Zola Bass, Donna Parrish, Anita Suggs, Latrelle Burke, Pam Curlee, Margaret Anderson. F H A. Club Encourages Interest In The Home QNAKE The mam objective of the F.H.A. is to develop the potential abilities of the members. Cz-ow f, QA Another desire is to develop a better understanding of our family members and to con- 32 Q - ' , tribute to their well-being. We wishto interpret the value of Home Economics as a basic 5 S '9- part of our total education, and promote good will through getting to know our neighbors LL I aj at Home and Abroad. 'A lf L? , 2 Y x , fc . l I ,e N' tv pq DPA ROW FIRST: SheilaWerhand, Jackie Sine, Kay Hood, Sharon McClure, Mary Ellen Crow, Kitty Gates, Tena Brandenburg, Judy Hillman, Brenda Lamb, Carolyn Copeland, Mary Dingman, Pat Dees, Judy Jackson. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Green, Pat DeMarco, Barbara Fruentis, Sandy Chestnut, Joyce Puglia, Pat Smith, Martha Doyle, Susan Megow, Linda Norville, Martha Hayes, Joan Humphrey, Susan Wads- worth. THIRD ROW: Lenor Newns, Sharyn House, Shirley Williams, Margie Lackey, Diana Aubut, Sandy Jones, Jackie Clark, Donna Lucas, Donna Railsback, Pamila Bohannon, Terry Townes, Shirley Slack. FOURTH ROW: Linda Steffenson, Sherry Johnson, Gay Gardner, Kathleen Knittel, Linda, Shaw, Betty Saylor, Judy Williams, Ann Simmons, Linda Allen, Judy Vaughn, Vicki Bryant, Lynn Prince, Betty Kembro, Frances Beckham. FIFTH ROW: Patsy Richter, Bunny Baggett, Margie Miller, Judy Simon, Becky Shirley, Danna White, Sanja Shepard, Jackie Pritchett, Carmen Lusk, Lou Rhea Dutton, Deloris Daniels, Margie Fears, Jane Andrews. SIXTH ROW: Miss Tanner, Karen Evans, Linda Dameron, Brenda Olson, Donna Bryant, Dianne Jennings, Anita Thompson, Carol Miller, Patsy Farring- ton, 'Linda Sparks, Joyce Bohannon, Sharon Westbrook, Mrs. Kahn. one ,.! X swfaam4r............., . ,, , Y, , vm rx.: .l:.af:.ff4

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wr D 1 FIRST ROW: Bob Leaman, Henry Thompson, David Radford, Leonard Witte, Don Hair, Gerald Magano, SECOND ROW: Barbara Thompson, Dolly Klodzinski, Linda West, Sandra Crews, Virginia Dye, Alice Sprague, Sandra Entwistle, Margaret Stinson, Brenda Newton, Rita Rivers, THIRD ROW: Miss Elvery, Charlotte Donaldson, Diane McFadden, Mary Hair, Beatrice Buchhold, Paula Kattenhorn, Janet Wikel, Donnie McDuff, Mr. Girroir. Future Teachers Serve Evans . As They Prepare For Future The Future Teachers Club is for those students who are in- terested in teaching as a profession. The members develop their interest through programs such as movies, panel discussions with teachers and interns, and guest speakers. Each year the members visitnearby schools to observe and try teaching methods themselves. The FTA has one money-making project a year - a dance in X A September. During American Education Week the members hon- Z f- ored the faculty at a reception. Other projects Were: attending - the State Convention in Clearwater, having a clothes drive for , - W-it fiiw needy children, participating in the Homecoming Parade, Sweet- ' Miss Elvery heart Contest, and helping members win scholarships. Mr. Girroir Sponsor SPOHSOI' Bob Beatrice Charlotte Henry Leaman Buchhold McDonald Thompson President Vice-President Treasurer Chaplain , :ya . 0' I , f J: sail