Red River High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Grand Forks, ND)

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- LHUH-EMA . i l FHA Improves Community Living FHA is a national organization with the goal of help- ing individuals improve personal, family, and com- munity living. Its activities at Red River are planned by a committee of home economics stu- dents. Most of these activities are carried out during the school day. F.HA. Planning Committee: A. Kathy Egstad, Janet Kramer, Lori Weston. ROW 2: Jeannie Hanna, Becky Lothspeich CDistrict 12 Secretaryj, Kathy Country- l man. B. Participating in F.H.A. activities are Vivienne Horton, Cheryl Marler, Elaine Ducsavage. GAC future homemakers ofamerica 93 rx I

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Future Teachers Gain New Insights Revised from the old Future Teachers of America, SAFE, Students Active for Education, provides a chance for students interested in education as a career to get practical experience in their field. Helping throughout the school district as aides and assistants, the members of SAFE receive invalu- able insight into the art of teaching through these duties and by short-term periods of student teach- ing in elementary schools in the district. Students who serve teachers for seventy-five hours earn one-half credit, a certificate of merit, and an award from the SAFE Club. Mrs. Margaret Abbott is advisor. A. SAFE members who have served seventy-five hours. ROW 1: Debbie Shablow, Linda Conley, Deanna Monaghan, Jennifer Hughes. ROW 2: Cyndi Watson. Kim Sattler, Pam Teigen, Lori Schick, Mary Beth Blcher, Jacqueline Hyatt, Brenda Couley, Sandy Keefe, Joyce Suedel, Don Filipi, Greg Jacobs, Betsy Deitz. B. SAFE members. ROW 1: Greg Jacobs, Don Filipi, Kim Moen, Cyndi Watson, Janet Kramer, Lori Kresel. ROW 2: Kim Sattler, Pam Teigen, Debbie Shablow, Jacqueline Hyatt, Phyliss Egstad, Joyce Suedel, Melanie Ryan. ROW 3: Sheila Palmer, Vickie Keepes, Sonia Eden, Jeannie Hanna, Brenda Conley, Sandy Feefe, Betsy Deitz, Peggy Meisel. Jennifer Hughes. TIE, 7 'H ' ',3? 'f 7 Z ' ' f fiiifxiii 'iii ii ' -:Hi 1 4 ju ' w 7: -1 will -x Y l iliiw. ii lim N H iig ' :lm ei mm, vim iii, igagwii iiw:f- - 92 SAFE

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Student Council Plans Mini-Park Student council is composed of five representatives from each class plus the elected officers. This year's officers are Carol Hagerty, president: Brian John- son, vice president: and Bob LeFave, secretary. Though troubled by lack of co-operation, this year's council did provide several student activi- ties, including a spring formal with Central for the two student bodies. The council this year com- pleted plans for a mini-park to be built in the loop in front of the school. A. Carol Hagerty. Student Council President, and Mr. Dave Bucher, Advisor. B. STUDENT COUNCIL. ROW 1: Brian Johnson, Vice President: Bob Lefave, Secretary-treasurer: Carol Hagerty, President. ROW 2: Jay Haley, Paul Lander, Greg Opp, Jill Hoberg, Tim Fingarson, Barb Olson, Aileen Ford, Kathy Meisner, Bob Hagerty. 94 student council 4 '.