Poteau High School - Potonian Yearbook (Poteau, OK)

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H A avhlffffff kiqal-4:31 its? frog? BOTTOM ROW: Patty Hill, Arlene Easton, Shirley Heavener, Ierre Thompson, President, Luretta Burgess, Judy Peerson. ROW 2: Nancy Coggins, Kay Kemp, Harriette Moore, Nancy Gordin, Christine Henson, Ianevieva Sa- vage. ROW 3: Mary Woodruff, Geraldean Burgess, Patsy Kirkley, Carolyn Turnipseed, Io Ann Scott, Betty Hardin Onetta Burgess, Glenda Metcalf, Joyce Pickle, Secretary. ROW 4: Wilma Graves, Murlene Simpson, Linda Midg- ley, Anna Carrauthers, Carolyn Jenson, Kaye Martin, Martha Bramlett, Vice-President, Sarah Lucas, Roberta Bell Kay Hughey, Peggy Sommers, Aurelia Lee McBee, Twyla Thompson, Doris Scott, Raye Davidson, Mrs. Davis, Sponsor. O Senior F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization for pupils, who are studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools in the United States, Alaska, Ha- waii, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia. Since its organization in 1945, membership, which is voluntary, has grown to an en- rollment of 447, 292 . The major goal of all Future Homemakers of America Chapters is to work for good home and family life, which, in turn, affects our community and national life. We, as Future I-lomemakers, believe that by democratic procedures in the home, all family members can learn to appreciate the importance of home membership: develop the joy and satisfactions of homemakingg promote international good willg develop creative lead- ershipg and provide wholesome individual and group recreation. To help carry out the goals of Future I-Iomemaking, all local chapters may utilize project suggestions made by the National Council. For the 1957-58 school year, the Poteau Senior F .H.A. chapter selected as its local, state, and national projects Q15 FAM- ILIES TOGETHER, Q23 CIVIL DEFENSE, C31 UNESCO, C43 HOME, SCHOOL AND COM- MUNITY BEAUTIFICATION. As Future Homemakers, we stress 1002, participation because we believe that each individual should be encouraged to develop her own abilities to the fullest extent. We are continously striving to help our members become better citizens and homemakers of tomorrow.

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-f -wr Y fi? , .fn l 1 ,v l F.F.A. ROW 1: Danny Irvin, Gene Bauske, Bob Webb, Jerry Caldwell, President, Wayne Webb, Ken Goins, Hugh McCon- nell, Randel Grigsby, Bobby Joe Irvin, Gene Dennis, Jim Cooper. ROW 2: Jackie Rogers, Dewayne Evans, Bob Hill Buddy Rogers, Don Wise, Eddie Pritchard, Virgle Flanary, Bill Woodruff, Joe Bauske, Bob Thompson, Harold Bran- stetter, Bob Baker, Bill Sockey, Mr. Bob Logan, Sponsor. ROW 3: Herschel Lester, Sponsor, Larry Poe, Charles 'l'hompson, Joe llunt, Orville McCroskey,George Shaw, David Boyd, Leon Dehart, Leonard Greene, Bruce Erwin, Warren Perry, Paul Cagle, Johnny llunt, Frank Abbott, Bob Stewart, Don Traywick. ROW 4: Earl Scyrkels, Carl Iurner, B111 Lynn, Pat Robertson, Ronny llunt, Dillard Dugan, Robert Allen, David Shaw, Jackie Myers, Neal Bran- steller, Winfred Burden, Ralph Pickle, John Chitwood, Bob Baker. JUDGING TEAM Fri, 2' 1957 ,,,,.1,,,,,, 4 WBC' is iq ,410

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PPD Distributive Education BOTTOM ROW: Wanda Chandler, Patsy Newton, Jerry Caldwell, Barbara Qualls Smith. ROW 2: Doris Scott, Jud Peerson, Linda Midgley, Berliene Bledsoe, Linda Plummer, Margie Hargrove, Meredith Kitchens. ROW 3: ,Mr. Johnson, Sponsor, Earl Scyrkles, Anna Wise, Murlene Simpson, Gwendolyn Craig, Ruby LaVern Myers, Meredith Branstetter, Jerry Barlow, Bobby Irvin, Tommy Green, Franklin Fincher. library Club BOTTOM ROW: Janna Smith, Twyla 'i.'hompson, Gretta Cummings, Berliene Bledsoe, Jeannie Ritter, Doris Scott, Jo Ann Scott, Nancy Coggins. ROW 2: Mrs. Bramlett, Sponsor, Martha Bramlett, Betty Hardin, Glenda Dorey, Raye Davidson, Letha llill, Carolyn Durant, Mildred Thompson, Nancy Harrison. ROW 3: Mary Heavener, Jane- vieva Savage, Onetta Burgess, Ava Ilart, Grova Davidson, Carolyn Jenson, Meredith Branstetter, Joyce Pugh, Dor othy Flanary, Judy Peerson. A it F 5 Y