Neponset High School - Zephyr Yearbook (Neponset, IL)

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hwolv Mut tft lcfcuifefiS CajuuCIoJI ttV Qtudwb Life Some of the FHA girls seem to be distracted by the wide variety of pies during the auction. While doing his pages. Shawn is trying to think of some notorious captions that Mr. Nell will approve (Far right) As King and Queen. Jay and Joanne enjoy a dance at Homecoming. Todd seems to get everyone's attention while looking at an older version of the Neponset Zephyr 22

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Rvuit fc by R Mgcuugutg Uofecv Fou t Neponset High students are very busy with activities both in and out of school. This necessitated a change in the organization of the Neponset Chapter of FHA-HERO. Four sections were formed from the three home economics classes and the members who were not enrolled in a home economics class. Each section elected a chairman and a secretary, conducted their own business meetings, and planned the activities the section would sponsor. The Executive Council consisted of a president and vice-president elected by the total group and the chairman of each of the sections for a total of six executive council members. These lathers seem more interested in discussing tarm details than in playing volleyball during the F H A sponsored Daddy Date Night (Above middle) Using the overhead protector. Dawn Bennetl shows Mrs Block some ol her visual aids to be utilized in her presentation on nutrition Dawn gave the presentation several times during the year for various organizations. Discussing the sale of F H.A calendars are members of the No Class Section—Kelly Hechtner. Jenny Schuyf, Carol Heise. Susie Heise. Tammy Bennett. Kris Moore, and Rachel Yepsen These girls participated in F.H.A. even though they were not enrolled in a home economics class 21

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Qtud vb CouaCtfc P o »iofes (ft Nopcwset Student Council members Carol Heise. secretary; Todd Evans; Rachel Yepsen; Jay Scott; Brenda Kopp. Susan Mowbray, vice-president; Virginia Gunning, treasurer; and Jay Wittmeyer, president, discuss the possibility of renting and showing films as a public service to the community. (Top right) Mr John Sundell was one of several assemblies sponsored by the Student Council Mr Sundell demonstrated his skill at several instruments (Above right) Some anxious moviegoers put on their 3-D glasses m order to see the Three Stooges in three dimmsion. (Left) Volunteering their time to fill the Council's pop machine are Jeff Waugh and Jim O’Brien. Inflation finally hit N.H.S. as the Council was forced to raise the price of their pop to 30C 23