Ness City High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ness City, KS)

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Future Homemakers Of America Dedicate District FHA President Paula Brenner Themselves To Better Living The FHA girls of 1967-68 again succeeded in helping individuals improve personal family and community living now and in the future. This or- ganization prides itself on its 51 members, an in- crease of 11 over last year's membership. Only stu- dents who are taking or have taken a course in Home Economics are eligible for membership. At a joint meeting of the schools in Western Kansas, Ness City's chapter president, Paula Brenner, copped the FHA District President title. Among the activities for the year were the following: pizza party, Christmas caroling, sale of candy, and a Mother-Daughter Banquet. The officers for the year were: Paula Brenner, President; Sue Dumler, Vice-President; Betty Robinson, Secretary; Linda Knotts, Treasurer; Debbie Bain, STUCO. FHA Officers SEATED (L. to R. Y Sandy Benkula, Pianist; Bonnie Gabel, Historian; Paula Brenner, President; Penny Slagle, Point Chairman. STANDING: Sharon Bondurant, Song Leader; Linda Knotts, Treasurer; Debbie Bain, STUCO; Betty Robinson, Secre- tary. MISSION: Sue Dumler, Vice-President. 27

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FHA TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Huff, Gloria Pfannenstiel, Jane Haas, Jeanne Schuler, Cheryl Roberts, Glenna Schlegal, Claudia Durfee, Carol Burditt. SECOND ROW: Joanne Pfannenstiel, Joyce Moeder, Vicki Brenner, Sandy Benkula, Sally Antenen. THIRD ROW: Rose Langer, Terryl Jay, Denise Sigley, Willa Janssen, Lynette Ruff. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Pfaff, Penny Slagle, Gwcnda Lamoree, Sharon Bondurant, Peggy Stoecklein, Trudi Ruff, Paula Brenner. Cynthia Mauch. FIFTH ROW: Dorothy Tittle, Betty Robinson, Donna Cranston, Sue Dumler, Kathy Musselman. SPONSORS: Mrs. Kay Horchem and Mrs. Lois McLeish, Kathy Dinges, Janice Stoecklein, Nikii Shauers, Linda Knotts, Marlene Dinges. SIXTH ROW: Vicki Dumler, Dallas Claypool, Nancy Robinson, Debra Burditt, Bonnie Gabel. SEVENTH ROW: Terri Sue Munsch, Kathy Clouston, Betty Fercking, Pam McDonald, Debbie Bain. EIGHTH ROW: Paula Wasinger, Paulette Meis, Debbie Mellies, Beverly Schuler, Janice Bondurant.

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FIRST ROW: (L. to R. ): Adviser, Mrs. Gwen Miner, Paula Brenner, Sandy Rohr, Pres., Jane Haas, Vice-Pres., Kathy Musselman, Rec. Sec., LuAnn DeWald, Marietta Giessel, Michelle Briand, Willa Janssen. SECOND ROW: Joanne Pfannenstiel, Gloria Pfannenstiel, Lynnette Ruff, Karen Clouston, Candy Strecker, Clinton Stiawalt, STUCO Rep. , Betty Pfannenstiel, Joyce Moeder, Suzanne Briand, Corres. Sec. ; Kathy Clouston, Connette Werth, Ann North. THIRD ROW: Eldon Schriock, Randy Betz, Ricky Stenzel, Donna Hawkinson, Terry Rohr, Steve McFadden, Robert Schwindt, Kent Miller, John Schwarz, Debra Burditt, Sandy Benkula, Betty Fercking. French A nd Spanish Clubs Are Popular Organizations Club Horas de Placer , which in English means the Hours of Pleasure Club , was the name chosen for the newly formed Spanish Club. The Spanish Club had one party this year with a Mexican-style supper served. The club has 29 members wno tried to torm a foundation for a more active club next year. Eric Wesselowski advises the group. Les Bo ns Vivants , more commonly known as the French Club, continues to be a popular organization. The annual Christmas party carried out the theme Les arbres de Noel, or to the non-French speaking individual, the trees of Christmas. The club adviser is Mrs. Gwen Miner. FIRST ROW (L. to R.): Kathy Dinges, Nikki Shauers, Willa Janssen, Cynthia Mauch. SECOND ROW: Joy North; Debbie Meis; Jan Bondurant; Bette Stum, Treasurer; Dirk Hopkins; Loretta Moeder; Lonnie Hall; Marvin Sekavec. THIRD ROW: Mary Sekavec; Debbie Bain; Stan Healzer; Stuart Schweitzer, Student Council Representative; Gary Huff; Clinton Stiawalt, Secretary; Dan Stecklein, Clyde Sutton, President; Bill Stiawalt; Harold Burdett. FOURTH ROW: Joanna Stenzel; Marlene Rupp; Vickie Rebel; Diana Munsch; Vickie; Diane Hertel; Leigh Ann Rohr; Eric Wesselowski, Adviser. 28