Mineola High School - Badger Yearbook (Mineola, TX)

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.ldluvuf Staff These eight responsible students have given of their time to help Miss Gambill in keeping the library a smooth-running place of study and research. Uggae 14644 Eleven girls have given at least one study hull each day to helping Mr. Bruner in his office. Zdlw facie! Staff The staff has worked diligently to pub- lish this story of your school year for your enioyment.

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?,7a'f,fZ O' 0,4 Wayne Frog Sharp FHA Sweetheart The Future Homemakers of America organization is national in scope. The purposes of this organiza- tion are as follows: to promote a growing appreciation For the ioys and satisfactions of home life, to em- phasize the importance of worthy home membership, to encourage democracy in home and community life, to work For good home and family life for all, to promote international good-will, to foster the develop- ment of creative leadership in home and community life, to provide wholesome individual group recrea- tion, and to Further interest in home economics. Meetings are held once monthly with organized programs in charge oF certain groups of girls, and worthwhile trips are taken throughout the year. Representatives attend the district, area, and state meetings. Officers on Front Row: Bobbie Townsend, Vice-President, Lindo Oglesby, Secretary, Betty Hooks, Par- liamentarian, Betty Skinner, Song Leader, Jeanette Buckley, President, Linda Turner, Treasurer, Nancy Scott, Historian, Kay Cooper, Member, Mary Ann Vicars, Reporter. Miss Doris Williams, sponsor Knot showni.

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dence Zeyeczfztmenzf The Physics class studying the funda- mentals of matter and energy. ls A. J. Tucker hiding behind the bottles? Stanley Mallory brown-noses Mr. Evans, eh, Mallory? Third-period scientists focus their at- tention on Mr. Evans and his experiment. That is, nearly all are listening. Mr. Bruner's Biology class is strictly on the ball--er--on the subject. Evident- ly, this is not frog-cutting day.