Miami Palmetto High School - Palm Echo Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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'WH Haiti? illlll FHA Who said Monday is a bad day? On the first Monday of every month, FHA mem- bers made and sold cookies. Step right up, folks- only five cents a bag. l'm sorry if you thought they were chocolate chipg besides, raisins are good for you. FHA service projects included collecting food for a needy family and throwing a party for migrant children. Members also prepared refreshments for Back-to-School Night under the direction of Spon- sor Miss Ann Winters. Yum yum. ' . Ruth Carty 1 . . i 2. Suzie McLean 3. Mimi Gross 4. Debbie Guseman 5. Sue Huffman 6. Pati Zimmons 7. Susan Butler 8. Marcia Leckich 9. Cindee Rettinger 10. Pam Fewell 11. Mary Ann Fusco 12. Debby Peters 13. Linda Rogers 14. Jo Ann Poulis 15. Sue Williams 16. Debbie Tift 17. Nancy Jones 18. Jean Armstrong 19. Debbie Lewis 20. Kathi McGrath 21. Jackie Powers 22. Sue Wells 23. Carla Engman 24. Betty Abrams 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 . Karen Hallstrand . Debbie Josefovsky . Cathe Lane, sec. . Cindy Shaeffer . Brenda Wheeler . Pat Dell . Georgeann Venis . Donna Schleicher . Linda Schleicher . Claudi Santolucito . Lynne Israel 2. sts exif' future homemakers 163 . Patsy Hilliard, pres

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FTA Look. Look. See the apple. The apple is red. Where did teacher get the apple? From the apple tree? No, from an FTA member on Valentine's Day. Primarily a girls' club, FTA was sponsored by Mr. William Boddington and Mrs. Caroline Alley. Remember those extra-special announcements during American Education Week? Courtesy of FTA. And what about the faculty tea held in November? Yum. Yum. lf grading papers, foccasionallyp teaching class, compiling honor rolls, and tutoring underpriviledged children didn't discourage them-the members ot FTA club will be the future teachers of America. Future Teachers of America Vice-President Pam Jones and President Diane Lew carry a punch bowl to Eighth Annual National Educational Week Teacher's Tea w,..-ff 1. Pam Jones 2. Amy Rutter 3. Kit Flannery 4. Robin Siano 5. Margo Patterson 6. Linda Musgrove 7. Kris Wipior 8. Pam Coe 9. Noreen Murphy 10. Linda Rogers 11. Nancy Sochor 12. Judy Sugg 13. Elizabeth Williams 162 future teachers ' Qlww' .. L 3

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Ladies, I find it impossible to run for the presidency, Bud Cline tells Sue Nanni, Ingrid Beasley, and Mary CECF Psst . . . l'll give you a doughnut if you vote for Humphrey. Election day in November-long lines, sore feet, and refreshments, courtesy of CECF girls. Corporation Education pupils left school at 12:30 for on-the-job training with dictaphones, electric typewriters, adding machines, and computers. Boing- click, clack-whoops. Oh, well, getting to leave early was worth it, right? Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Katherine George, CECF students participated in fund-raising projects Cother than jobs--ho hob. Money went for a foster child, a spring beach party Qwhoop-dee-deeh and a breakfast. Six-thirty: you've got to be kidding. 164 cecf Hold it, you guys. If you eat another donut, you'll burst . . . CBE full of pep, energy-and donuts, profit from sales in more ways than