New Lexington High School - Lexingtonian Yearbook (New Lexington, OH)

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Sitting: Karon Kishler, Nancy Adcock, Brenda Gall, Lillian Gillogly, Helen Humphrey, Donna Valentine. Standing: Carol Wood, Martha Keister, Barbara Parrish, Melanee Shipley, Gladys Shipley, Linda Armstrong, Nancy Sutton, Mary Howdyshell, Theresa Johnson, Kathy Brown, Patsy Love, Susie Gall, Lois King, Mary Valentine, Brenda Spohn. F.H.A. Members Participate at Different Levels Building Blocks for the Future was the theme for this year's Future Homemakers of America, The F.H.A. is a national organization of pupils who have studied home economics in junior or senior high school. It offers opportunities for the development of pupil initiative in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. The Future Homemakers of America bring together state groups interested in working toward better homes and solving problems important to family life. There were twenty-three members, four chapter mothers, and one advisor this year. Officers for the year were Brenda Gall, president; Lillian Gillogly, vice-president; Nancy Adcock, secretary; Helen Humphrey, treasurer; Karon Kishler, historian; Donna Valentine, news reporter; Pam McCormick, parliamentarian; and Barbara Parish, song leader. Mary Howdyshell served as county president and Helen Humphrey as county corresponding secretary. Among its activities this year, the F.H.A. sponsored a dance, prepared a fair booth, worked for degrees, attended county rallies, sold furniture polish, took a high school smoking survey, prepared a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family, competed for the Award of Merit, and attended the state F.H.A. convention. 24

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The Future Scientists' main objectives are to provide a greater appreciation of science and to promote scientific research through a required science fair project. Each year members strive to earn points by writing historical sketches of famous scientists, science fiction stories, science crosswords, exhibiting science fair projects, and by serving on various committees. The Outstanding Science Club Member Award is presented annually to the member earning the most points. Going on a field trip in May is an annual event of the club. Field trips acquaint members with the practical application of science in the daily working world. Officers chosen to guide the club this year were: president, Mary Howdyshell; vice-president, Jim Hammond; secretary, Karen Shumaker; treasurer, Steve Finley; and librarian, Marcia Tipple. 23

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Girls’ Athletic Association Encourages Physical Activity and Good Sportsmanship First Row: Ellen Callahan, Karen Shumaker, Marcia Tipple, Sharon Lee, Linda Kimble, Karen Strohl, Margaret Keister, Nancy Poling. Second Row: Melanee Shipley, Margaret Lewis, Sharon Stanton, Carol Smock, Martha Fauley, Pat Ramsey, Carolyn Kockensparger, Brenda Bruckelmyer, Janice Rockwell, Cindy Spires, Donna Dumolt, Helen Dyer. Third Row: Brenaa Gall, Helen Humphrey, Donna Valentine, Donna McClintock, Diane Wolfe, Nancy Turner, Patty Hankinson, Sara Snider.