Millsboro High School - Blue Devil Yearbook (Millsboro, DE)

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Future Homemakers of America FRONT ROW: Delores Layfield, Darlene Kirby, Pat Cordrey, Thelma Joseph, Bertha Rogers, Peggy Wooten, Faye Hayes, Margaret Long, Linda Jones. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Esham, Vivian Riddle, Carol Lowe, Rosalie West, Janie Kirby, Louise Bailey, Barbara Smith, Mrs. Dale, Carolyn Tribbitt, Mary Rose Powell, Lavinia McCable, Sue Toomey, Barbara Harding, Carol Fisher, Pauline Daisey, Louise Thoroughgood. The purpose of the F.H.A. is to prepare high school girls to excel in homemaking as a career. During the year the girls have made gifts and have learned to crochet and knit. SEATED: Jud Hudson Mrs. Buhl, Elaine Birl. STANDING: Janice .Workman America The Future Teachers, Association of Millsboro High School had its first meet- ing of the year in November. Judy Hud- son was elected President of the group, and Elaine Birl secretary-treasurer. The purpose of the organization is to give those interested in teaching an opportu- nity learn something about the profes- sion, its problems and advantages and the training required to prepare for it. , Y v Q Tamara Monroe, Carolyn Hudson, Paulette Bowden, Donna Lawson, Pat Lingo, Susan Outten, Etta Hudson, Lois Mitchell, Elaine Rust, Margaret Tingle.

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Future Farmers of America FRONT ROW: Gerald Hitchens, Herman Rogers, Robert Riddle, Vernon Elliot, Wayne Long, Randall Moore, Ronald West, Ronald Oliphant, Richard Anderson, James Johnson. Ronald Joseph, SECOND ROW: Wm. H. Jenkins, Advisor: Leroy Brasure, Ronald Fox, Ernest Clark, Billy Baker, John McCabe, Fred Hudson, John Kline. George Steininger, Paul German, Harley Hickman, James Parker, Dennis Warrington, THIRD ROW: James Mitchell, Richard Short, Phillip Messick, Donald Pusey, Thomas Moore. Alton Scott. George Esham, James Murray. Clifton Mumford. Roland Johnson, David Collins, Joshua Messick. Donald Fox. F.F.A. F.F.A. and Vo. Ag. are two terms frequently heard in High School. The first stands for Future Farmers of America and is an integral part of the second term which means Vocational Agriculture. This four-year program is offered for agriculturallv-minded hovs who wish to make farming their life work. To successfully complete a vear's work in Vo. Ag. a hov must have a farm project of some kind at home and turn in a project record hook upon its completion. Work in school is divided between Farm Shop and class work in which a boy studies livestock. crops and Farm Mechanics. The highest award which a hov can ohtain in the l:.F.A. is the gold key of the Diamond Farmer. Two bovs from Millshoro have attained this degree during the past five years. They were VVavne Cooper and Richard Johnson. The EFA. also encourages participation in various leadership activities: Parliamentary Procedure Contests. Puhlic Speaking Con- tests, Judging Contests. and Local Chapter Activities. Q FARM R5 Or - This page is sponsored by the DELAWARE POULTRY LABORATORY. Mill-horo. Dt-I.

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nag, r---M.. .wma , SEATED: Jimmy Clark, Pat Jones, Judy Truitt, Judy Mears, Editorg Kitty Hall, Peggy Harrison. STANDING: Mr. Major, Advisorg Cathy Hickman, Darlene Hall, Dorthy Baker, Delores Smith, Rosalie Hall, Bonnie Baker, Brenda West, Margaret Almasi, William Bradford, Marvis Truitt, Mary Belle Cowen, Betty Ellingsworth. Newspaper taff The Newspaper Staff has the respons- ibility of compiling. editing. and distribut- ing uThe Little Devilis Review which contains various news items of interest to the school. 'K J UQ Library Aides The Library Aides do a good job of checking books in and out of the library, taking care of the books, and doing gen- eral library chores. Elementary Librarian RUTH MORRIS This page is sponsored by the INDIAN RIVER NIARIN SEATED: Darlene Truitt, Blrsq DeVaney. Advisorg Marcella Bowden, Elaine Moore STANDING: Pat Bowden. Virginia Jones, Linda Joseph. Darlene Powell. Ruth Ann Hitchens, Nancy Brobst, Judy Evans. A. Oak Orchfnd. Del.