San Luis Obispo High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (San Luis Obispo, CA)

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uture Homemakers 0 America Work and pleasure highlight the program of the part in planning this year's fashion show for the F.l-TAT This active group is guided by Mrs. Adams, annual Big Sister Tea and participated in the Na- Miss Gayman, and an excellent executive board. tional Homemakers of America Week. All in all the The year's activities began with an impressive in- Future Homemakers of America is certainly a valu- stallation oi officers. ln December, many of the able and rewarding organization in our student Future Betty Crackers participated in a nation-wide bOdY- homemaking contest. The members took an active U sheretts in I HQ h I in-A ,:,l,.llli. -- . feng, f H ,M ,QM,Qf4:fff:f,.f,f,eQg,:4y f .1 wi,

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uture Farmers Of America The main purpose of the Future Farmers of America is to train young people that are interested in the improvement of agriculture and rural living. Our local unit has op- erated under an extensive program oi work this year, and their varied projects, both for community and personal benetits, have met with success. ln return for student body and community support of such projects as the Barn Dance and the Christ- mas Tree sale, our Future Farmers have maintained high standards of character and work for the benefit ot the school and the general public. The participation in parliamen- tary procedures contests, judging exercises, and public speaking trials helps to prepare each mem- ber tor a more dynamic role in American agriculture. Logan Carter-Sentinel, Iohn Hastie-Vice President, Eugene Iohe-President, Peter Boysen-Secretary, Charles Hebrcxd-Treasurer, John Troutner-Reporter. 49

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U9 Q1 -M-J t1 y Teachers of Tomorrow as Students One of the most active organizations on our campus this year was the TCTS, under the spon- sorship of Mr. Cushman, Mrs, Dollahon, Mr. Rauch, and Mr. Tyner. This group was established to en- courage interested and talented students to enter the teaching profession. The many and varied aspects of this career were presented at the monthly meet- ings by guest speakers who are specialists in their fields. The TOTS conducted a tutoring service for students who were having difficulty in school sub- The Future Nurses is a campus organization de- signed to give its members practical experience and a knowledge of vocations in the field of medicine. Members Work in the community with organizations such as Civil Defense and the Salvation Army. Speakers well acquainted with the medical profes- sion are invited to club meetings and give their jects. As in the past, this year's Seniors participated in a Senior Observation Program for a week and visited actual teaching situations in local schools. The group sponsored a dance in lanuary for the student body, and a party in lune for their execu- tive boards. Through these numerous worth While projects, the Teachers of TornorroW's Students inves- tigated the possibilities of a career in the challenging field of education. views and further information about their Work. Field trips to places of interest are taken by the group. To be eligible for membership to Future Nurses, a B average must be maintained in a college pre- paratory course. For auxiliary members a C average is sufficient. uture Nurses Club in H11