Midland High School - Bold Directions Yearbook (Wyoming, IA)

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,- -Y The Future Homemakers of America followed a new course and were proud to have Lynette Mallicoat elected as a state officer for FHA. Never before has the group achieved such a prestigious honor. Lynette and treasurer Lori Van Am- burg coordinated many pro- jects during the school year. They planned Hallo- ween and Christmas parties had a generation dinner for senior citizens and attended trips with neigh- was president of the local boring FHA groups. They chapter, and She and her were quite active and this fellow Officers, vice- bold assertiveness gave president Linda Gutzeit, secretary April Eichhorn another new direction to activities at Midland. ggg Q Af' f Q Seated: Chris Guzzo, LuAnn Westphal, Kay Scott, Connie Leonard, Linda Bickford, Tonya John, Becky Harris, Dee Bickford, Val Gravel. Kneeling: Denise Ellison, Pat DeLarm, Vicki Dunkel, Diane DeLarm, Mrs. Westrich, advisor, Donna Bickford, Teresa Lowe, Brenda Bahnsen. Third Row: Roberta Metz, Pam Widel, Sue Wood- ward, Donna Huston, Monica Streeper, Wendy Collins, Debbie Yarolem, Julie Line- burg, Mary Jo Holland. Fourth Row: Kris Kettleson, Lori Meade, Cindy Marcucci, Kim Bearce, April Eichhorn, Lynette Mallicoat, Linda Gutzeit, Diane Gravel, Lori Van Amburg, Roxanne Bickelhaupt, Janet Denlinger.

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Joel Byers, John Hamann, Karla Hartwig, Linda Gutzeit Bearinger, Phil Hamann, Chris April Eichhorn, Pam Heiken, Kris Carla Tracy, Cindy Pace, Kay Monica Streeper, Doug Eichhorn, Leonard, Mrs. Dow, Diane DeLarm Curt Tholen, Bruce Guzzo, Patty DeLarm, Petersen, Ken Metz, Scott, Mrs. Antons, Colin Dirks, Connie Suzanne Ahrendsen, Patti Westphal, Ronna Hutchins, Anne Mattson, Jackee Paulsen, Rita Thomsen, Johnna Miller, LuAnn Westphal, Cindy Marcucci, Cindy Winger Ellen Brunscheen, Denise Ellison, Susie Norris, Sandy Ireland, Dave Buchholtz, Jayne Buol, Marvin Tjaden, Patty Dirks, Kim Dirks, Lynette Mallicoat. Students for Educational Services allows students to further investigate those occupations which interest them. The areas involved may be vocational or profes- sional. Members help in the elementary classrooms for practical experience in the teaching profession. Members schedule a college night at Kirkwood, invite guest spea- kers to their monthly meet- ings, and also find time for social activities, such as a picnic at the end of the year. Jackee Paulsen and Karla Hartwig sample the pot luck at the spring picnic. . M is

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5 i National Honor Society inducted ten members into their organiza- tion this year. Candidates are chosen from those maintaining a cumulative grade point average of a B by the administration and fac- ulty. The purpose of the group is to honor iuniors and seniors who have met or exceeded the qualifi- cations of leadership, character, service, and scholarship. Mrs. Antons chaperoned the group on a social outing to Cedar Rapids. highlighting the year for members. SEATED: Kim Williams, Dave Buch- holtz, Johnna Miller, Cindy Wing- er, Lynette Mallicoat, Kris Pe- tersen, Timm Wynkoop. STANDING: Phil Hamann, Cindy Marcucci, Pam Heiken, Bruce Bearinger, Kim Dirks Colin Dirks, Jerry Schau, Susanne Ahrendsen, Curtis Reid, Sandy Ire- land. ffl? . I . . : Curtis Reid is tapped by Colin Dirks. Phil Hamann helps him into his robe. Kris Petersen pins the insignia. Curtis enjoys refreshments. The process of selection