Robinson High School - Robinillo Yearbook (Robinson, IL)

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LOE LS TL TTT IRN HE LENIN FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Robinson Chapter of F. H. A. has 80 members this year, all having qualified by hav- ing completed one semester of homemaking and having the willingness to help others. The motto ‘Toward New Horizons” ex- presses the purpose of the Future Homemakers of America. This purpose is to bring together the activities in homemaking classes and relate them to home and community life. The program of work for this year included a wiener roast which was the initiation held October 8 for new members. Previous to this, we held a picnic at the city park for all prospective members. We also served at the uptown carni- val bean supper, October 5, and made a float for the parade. Members sold mums the week before the iast home football game which was November 8. Two pepsi stands were F. H. A.’s contribution to the annual Carnival. December Santa Claus visited all F. H. A. members and their smali guests during the Christmas party. On December 21, the F. H. A. sponsored an all school dance. National F. H. A. week was the week of March 23-29, with a host of activities taking place. Seated: B. Short, President; K, Zel- lers, Vice President. Standing: S. Tohill, Secretary; L. Christine, Treasurer. JUNIOR AND SENIOR MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: L. Meese, R. Reinoehl, J, Franklin, C, Noblitt, J. Burris, R. Stanley, M. Osborne, J: Adams, L, Steele, S, Hildebrand, S. Cantwell, E. Leonard. SECOND ROW: R. Kamplain, C. Montgomery, D. Browning, J, Lowrance, J. Franklin, D, Myles, S. Knotts, S. Tracy, S. Prout, P. Lloyd, K, Zellers, J. Battershell. THIRD ROW: S. McClure, P. Clark, J. Bond, C, Jewell, J. Elmer, Alexander, B. Short, A. McCoy, B. Smith, S, Stevenson, R. Lingafelter, S. Culver, M, Davis, K, 1 E Christine, J, Mikeworth.

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DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS Students may elect to work during half of the day through their senior year. In this way, they gain experience for a job which they may follow after graduation. Seated: C. Hayes, P. Huchel, R. Ford. Standing: J, Kennedy, F. VanWinkle, H, Sparks, Mr, McDonald. Roger Ford learns to Callie Hayes sets a small cus- set type at his job at tomer’s hair at Alice Hout’s the Daily News, Beauty Shop. Jerry Kennedy while at work at the Ford Harold Sparks is employed Motor Company. at Spark’s Body Shop. NER Page 75 In Eleanor Kolter’s Beauty Shoppe, Phyllis Huchel learns hair care and styles, Frank VanWinkle, working for Mr, Bill White, is learn- ing the carpenter trade,

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FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: R, Doyle, B. Beabout, F. Shedelbower, P. Antonio, M, Hayes, J. Kinney, M. Ferguson, J. Kerr, P. Rich, I Wesley, W. Miller, N. Fitts. SECOND ROW: J. Meeks D. O’Dell, A. Browning, M, Menden- hall, J. Lingafelter, C. Bennett, L, Ducharme, B. McCall, B, Leonard, M, McKee, L. Myles, C. Hightshoe, B. Skaggs, L, Snider. THIRD ROW: J. Spade, M. Newman, M. Tilton, B. Knoblett, V. Moore, R. Steele, M. Henderson, J. Rush, C. McGovern, M. Hipp, S. Griffith, P. Bailey, S. Tohill, K. Spence. 4 i A typical meeting of the F. H. A. with An annual project of the president Barbara Short presiding. F. H. A. is the pepsi stand at the all-school carnival. Page 77