Racine High School - Racina Yearbook (Racine, OH)

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FIRST ROW: Shirley McKelvey, Frankie Chapman, Nancy Johnson, Ruth Ann Petrel, Joy Foster, Martha Teaford, Virginia Johnson, Mary Grace Stobart. SECOND ROW: Mr. Krinke, Kenda Russell, Miriam Smith, Joyce Circle, Joann Van Meter, Lois Knopp, Sharon Boso, Dorothy Circle, Louise Fisher. THIRD ROW: Linda Roush, Patsy Price, Rosemary Salser, Altie Stover, Linda Donahue, Donna Hilldore. BAND DIRECTOR: Mr. Bernard Krinke BAND OFFICERS: President, Frankie Chapman; Vice-President, Martha Teaford; Secretary-Treasurer, Altie Stover; Reporter, Shirley McKelvey; Uniforms, Patty Roush, Kathryn Powell; Librarians, Ruth Ann Petrel, Mary Grace Stobart; Room Attendants, Nancy Johnson, Jo Ann Van Meter. Marching Band, Fourth of July. MAJORETTES: Carolyn Norris Rosemary Salser Shirley McKelvey Louise Fisher

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FIRST ROW: Carolyn Norris, Sheila Young, Margie Stobart, Sue Buck, Patty Roush, Kathryn Powell, Ruth Wingett, Katherine Brace, Paula Hart. SECOND ROW: Nadine Roush, Linda Hayman, Roland Sayre, Joann Wickline, Linda Wilt, Joyce Carson, Joe Brinker, Mary Euler, Bill McKelvey, Robert Smith, Ann Proctor, Mary Alice Nease. THIRD ROW: Carol Essington, Bruce McKelvey, Alfred Toney, Joyce Circle, Bill Lake. The instrumental music program actually begins in grade five. Class lessons on any band instrument are available to all students in the school district. After several years of study and practice, students are prepared to enter the band in high school. The primary objective of the band is to learn to enjoy and play fine music and to perform in public at various school and community activities. The band appears Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Fall Festivals, American Legion and any other occasion, when requested. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS. FIRST ROW: Shirley McKelvey. Frankie Chapman, Joy Foster, Martha Teaford, Virginia Johnson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Krinke, Mary Alice Nease, Carolyn Norris, Sharon Boso, Lois Knopp, Linda Donahue. THIRD ROW: Nadine Roush, Carol Essington, Altie Stover, Rosemary Sal-ser, Joann Wickline, Donna Hilldore.

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Purposes ofF.H.A. are to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. To encourage Democracy in the home and community. To work for good home and family life for all. To promote international good will. FIRST ROW: J. Carson, L. Fisher, N. Johnson, K. Theiss, J. Van Meter, M. Harris, D. Riffle, J. Parsons. SECOND: L. Neville, L. Lusher, M. Scarberry, W. Randolph, D. Hudnell, L. Higginbotham, M. Johnson, S. Hill. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Hamm, A. MoClaskey, K. Pierce, L. Hayman, S. Stobart, S. Circle, L. Wilt. FOURTH: K. Holter, K. Brace, S. Ward, L. Graham, D. Neville, J. Harris, M. Cleland, S. Van Meter. To continue the purposes of F.H.A, To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. To further interests in home economics. Officers of Future Homemakers are President, Louise Fisher; Vice-President, Mary Grace Stobart; Secretary, Joyce Carson; Treasurer, Donna Neville; Parliamentarian, Willadene Randolph; Historian, Karon Roush; Reporter, Nancy Johnson; Song Leader, Nadine Roush; Adviser, Mrs. Hamm. (BELOW) FIRST ROW: M. Stobart, L. Parsons,J. Wickline, J. Foster, C. Norris, D. Hilldore, S. Rees, M. Foster. SECOND: E, Braden, N. Taylor, B. Stover, L. Norris, W, Faber, L. Weddle, K. Ours, P. Kiser. THIRD: Mrs. Hamm, E. Ours, K. Bailes, M. Lyons, S. Donahue, S. Norris, M. Walton, L. Knopp. FOURTH: N. Roush, S. Bowers, M. Donahue, S. Pearson, J. Shields, R. Triplett, L. Parsons, C. Watson, A. Theiss. If 1} if ii j 1 1 f KAREN HOLTER The F.H.A. had a candle-light ing service for its initiation of new members. F.H.A. works in co-operation wit theFJF.A. Many activities for these groups are included in their program. ABOVE: Karen Holter is shown in the District Cherry PieCon-test.