Miami Killian Senior High School - Catamount Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 1 46 47 49 49 1 ?S? H l Linda Parker Susan Schreer Donna Forsht Sue Snedigar Becky Smith Mary Jane Chiappone Cathy Blondell Denise Summers Kathy Danner Robin Ayers Val Schuler Betty Smith Lois Reschke , Pat Porter Gail Ardis Janet Elliott Juanita Hill Alice Clarke Marie Cowgill Sue Redstone Linda Martin Mary Recicar Joyce Kaplan Barbara Garcia Deanna Lewis Annette Eckhardt Karen Kram Heidi Mendel Lynn McDonald Delores Hildebrand Sandy Esplin Cindy Linge Carolyn Ross Cindi Linge Sandy Allen Carol Beckerich Norma Stiles Rosie Sutton 3 bl 6 vs sa Sb Judy Offenbach Susan Anderson Sharon DeYoung Kathy Hein Linda Kramer Lynn Tardif Laurie Hose Carol Wright Pam Pinder Debra Jones Emma Jones Linda Senn Cindy Newbold Sharon Cusano Jan Mitchell Pam Searer Kathy Roth , Sharon Tomerlin Carol Ardis Candy Miles Debbie Reynolds Phyllis Barnes Susan King Wolfgang Jensen Eileen Cook Karen Grog Holly Ostlund Helen Doyle Sue Puckett Edie Martinson Barbara Davis Andrea Summers Maureen Sutton Lois Hopkins Sue Cuddy Linda Gibson Sherry Townsend Pat Anderson 16 'VTl , 15

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FHA Beautification Ideas Decorated Killian's Grounds Out of the biweekly meetings of the Future Homemakers oftAmerica club came many am- bitious, humanitarian projects that kept the one hundred plus girls busy working for the school and community the entire year. Directed by lVlrs. Betty Nlorrow, Miss Donna Wells, and lVlrs. Bet- ty LeMaster, this organization functioned as an extention of the Home Economics program at Killian. Assisting at the Awards Banquet, Evaluation Breakfast, Principal Meetings and Back to School Night provided FHA members with prac- tical experience at being hostesses. Killian's second annual clean-up drive was headed by the Future Homemakers. Students enrolled in the Home and Family life courses beautified the school by planning landscaping of the grounds with shrubs and benches. An FHA cabinet meeting found the officers Lillian Brown, Susan Scheer, Joan Fisher, and Carol Wright discussing procedures for upcoming sale.

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CHESS CLUB - f 'JV sf' sn i sl Q ' fw fx ft aj 5 kg -t 9 'AX' YN lf 5 53 4 if New Q X C' 1 X j if aff X115 A . x , N .K , , Q 4 Mx ygrftxw yi. X , F 1 1 Q 1, nz C ,J XV IJLD sg N , , r T 21 .Qs X , .l ff ,X f .7 , , . .7 if f - Phil Cassidy . Kari Gluski . John Walters Robert Gentry 1 2. Leslie Mc Kown 3 7 8 . M. . ' 9- r R Ladmg 10 Steve Holmes 11 12 4. Jack Columbo ' 5. Karen Hoffman ' 6. Jeff Smith ' Ca rl Rapheal David Miller President ...., Jack Columbo V. President . . Karen Hoffman Secretary, Treas. . . Jeff Smith 98 NivsL..,, Chess Mates Checkmated In Skillful Game Practice 'Checkmate' or rather chess mates'.The chess club, sponsored by Dick Ladwig found many competitors to fulfill their pur- pose of improving everyone's chess game. Promoting chess as a competitive sport became the goal of the sixteen member club. One to two hours were spent every Wed- nesday perfecting their games. They were in contests against other Dade County high schools including South Dade, Nliami High, La Salle, and Coral Gables. The intellectual group consisted of five seniors, three juniors, five sophomores, and two freshmen. President Jack Colum- bo, and his Vice President Karen Hoffman, presided over the club. fi l i Ss ss . . 5 . l l 5 1 NX. ru..- at 'N- Phil Cassidy was a wonder of disbelief as he concentrated on his miraculous game Chess . -.1