Richfield High School - Aries Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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Secretaries Prepared for Bosses' Knees NM 'Ili meetings. Club sponsors Mrs. Maenette Jeanes and Mrs. Geraldine Howard and their practice teachers gave the Future Secretaries any needed assistance and supervision. Mary Melton, corresponding secretaryg Jimmie Trice, merits secretaryg Jan Ramsey, treasurer, Kathy Jones, historiang and Beverly Wright, vice- president, looked on as Ginger Cunningham, president, read the agenda. Barbara Easter and Sherry Turn- er took part in one of the club The Future Secretaries Club, composed of students taking busi- ness courses, acted as an open fo- rum for the prepation of the future leaders in the business world. ln addition to discussions, the club had several interesting speakers. Club members listened to a discussion on business techniques. I55

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Members of FTA jotted down ideas for upcoming projects. Kathy Shirley, Linda Harwell, Cheryl Anderson and Lois Lutes posted Mr. Ugly Contest signs. Apples and Appreciation Were Encouraged by FTA Future Teachers found enjoyment in club meetings. An apple for the teacher. The Future Teachers of Richfield cele- brated Teacher Appreciation Week fNovember 29-December 35 by leaving little surprises for the teach- ers every morning-including the time-honored apple. Members were encouraged to teach classes, and observe the tech- niques of their teachers. The club was represented at both the District and the State conventions of the FTA, and in March, the annual Mr. Ugly Contest was held to raise mon- Dr. L. V. McNamee, a Baylor professor, was one of several guest 'lecturers who spoke to the club. l54 ey for the club.

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FOREIGN AFFAIRS L3 Belle FI'E11'1CC CEUI16 to Headed by Mrs. Carolyn Davis the club held interesting discus- sions on French Culture and lan- Under the leadership of two dif- ferent sponsors, Mrs. Carolyn Davis and Mrs. Pamela Bell, the French Club had many interesting programs. With the aid of films, magazines, speeches, and programs from the drama students, members of the French Club developed a deeper un- derstanding of the French language, customs, and culture. Members of the French Club also pooled their talent and efforts and sent a delegation from their group to the second annual State French Symposium in San Angelo, where they took several first places. Kay Fernald, Sarah Smith, DeDe Keen and Phyllis Ruttenburg were engaged in a lively conversation during a French Club meeting. guage. The drama department presented a play, The Lesson by Eugene Ioneco for the French Club. Mrs. Pamela Bell checked off names as French Club members and stu- dents prepared to attend the State French Symposium.