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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF I AMERICA Their hearts and minds open to the domestic arts, These Future Homemakers of America donated emergency repair kits to the sub-schools, sponsored a canned food drive for welfare, coaxed smiles from under-privileged pre-schoolers, and pleased oldsters with their Easter songs. Homemaking Is more than cooking—to these girls, “To Dare Is To Care”. 3rd How: Sharon Short; Margaret Purceli; Jan Mayberry; Je annette Smith; Sandy Kieisgard; Susan Tewlcki; Mary Greid. 2nd Row; Courtney Hicklin; Linda Hollis; Linda Matthews; Diane Matthews; Kathy Mares; Mrs. Sara Sutphin, Sponsor. 1st Row: Patty Humphrey; Debbie darken; Kathy Kick. 134
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Both large corporations and small businesses are dependent upon the competence of aspiring executives, secretaries, stenographers, and clerks. With sufficient experience, these people can benefit from the American free enterprise system by moving up the ladder of success. FBLA offers students the chance to acquire the skills of a successful office worker. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Back Row: Norma Ward; Elaine Blevins; Coley Schnorf—V. Pres.; Earl Jackson, Reporter; Michelle i McNutt; Marianne Roche. Front Row: Miss Pam Johnson, Sponsor; Diane Bloom; Janet Soderholm; Ella Hopkins, Treas.; Mary Chakeris; Dawn Krahl, Sec.; Mrs. Betty Thomas, Sponsor. 133
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FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Seeking the grail of knowledge, the members of the FT A are charting their course In the field of education. Student teaching was a rewarding outlet for their enthusiasm and proved to be an Invaluable experience. These students play the simultaneous roles of teacher and student. By constantly relating back to their Identity as students, they feel confident that future generations will benefit. 3rd Row: Robert Graham, Sponaor; Dave Downey; Brenda Zollar; Michelle McNutt; Donna Connolly; Gayle Robertson; Carol Henry; Betsy Fortin; Pam Bailey; Phyllis Hynes. 2nd Row: Kathy Kaczmarek; Susan Yauger; Karen Edwards; Helen Schnarr; Debbie Marmaras; Ken Mohlmann; Bart LePrestl. 1st Row: Libby Hill; Sharon Jackson; President; Kathy Bennett, Secretary. Not Pictured: Peggy Andrus; Julie Francis; Debbie Gerdon; Sheryl Graham; Gwen Hall, Vice-President, Lynn Hall, Leslie Hanson, Treasurer; Tracey Harvey; Patty Humphrey, Nancy Kick, Linda Lee. Elaine Murray, Debbie Smith, 135
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