Sheridan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Sheridan, MT)

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?. • . A- Members of the F. H. A. organization: BACK ROW, left to right: Bonnie Kelly, Mary Lou Marsh, Helen Mayo, Carol McKenzie, Roberta Reeves, Barbara Norton, lone Herzog, Doris Talbott, Miss Eakman, advisor. SECOND ROW; Margery Brim, Betty Lou Weingart, Sharon Long, Mary Wright, Sharon Ehlers, Betty Jane Garrison, Shirley Baker, Donna Hjort. FRONT ROW: Patsy Brunner, Doris Shaffer, Doris Jackson, Nina Miller, Phyllis Babcock, Mary Jane Eby, Sandra Foster, Ann Bieler. 19 She's always with us.

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 F. H. A. officers and advisor; BACK ROW: Miss Betty Eakman, advisor; Doris Jackson, secretary; Nina Miller, vice president; Mary Jane Eby, treasurer; Sandra Foster, reporter. Absent from picture is Bonnie Kelly, historian. The F. H. A. Chapter went on a 3-day camping trip through Yellowstone Park when summer vacation began. Some of our members went on an overnight trip up Mill Creek. Much fun and food was had by all. In the fall they sponsored a joiilt picnic for the high school with the F. F. A., and a pot luck supper at which presents were wrapped for the Christmas Festival. The Backwards party was given for the F. H. A. girls and the dates of their choice, where everything was done backwards. Almost every member attended the District Convention in Manhatten. Bonnie Kelly was District Secretary. For our Christmas meeting we went caroling at various homes, especially those of the shut- ins. A very successful joint banquet was held by the F. H. A. and F. F. A. Much of the food used was prepared by the food preservation class and the miniature farmer and farmerette theme was carried out. The freshmen are earning a number of their points for degrees by selling candy, popcorn, pop, etc. Election of officers was held and delegates were chosen to go to Billings for the State F. H. A. Convention. Delegates were: Shirley Baker, Ann Bieler, Patsy Brunner, and lone Herzog. These girls appeared twice in skits in the state convention program. Twin Bridges gave a very entertaining Hobo party for our chapters. Brian Walter and Patsy Brunner proved themselves to be honorary king and queen hobos. We had our own Hobo Day and City Clean-Up day. Sharon Ehlers and Walter Salmonsen were chosen to reign over Hobo Day because they were the most typically dressed hobos. After it was over the hobos trudged up Horse Creek for a picnic. On Award Night, awards were given to those earning their various degrees. Five girls are working for their State degrees. At the final meeting of the year, Phyllis Babcock installed new officers. The mothers. Advisory Board, Chapter Mother, 8th Grade Girls and F. F. A. were all invited guests. Another camping trip is planned as the concluding activity for the year. 18

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 ?' t- Highlights of this year's F. F. A. Chapter activities included: Joint F. F. A. and F. H. A. Ban- quet, Chapter meetings, community clean-up day, and Amateur Hour. We were represented at District, State, and National Conventions; also at Mid-Winter Fair at Bozeman, Butte Live- stock show and sale, and Madison-Jefferson County Fair held at Twin Bridges. The chapter is sponsoring a citizenship award to be presented annually to the school's best citizen, who this year was Mary Lou Marsh. This year's officers were: Lee Spuhler, president; Brian Walter, vice president; Keith Bur- nett, secretary; Bill Steiner, reporter; John Allhands, treasurer; and Paul Moore, sentinel. BACK ROW, left to right: Ellis Donegan, Bob Stone, Garry Preston, Duane Prewett, Mike Ma- loney, John Allhands, Phil Stine, Mr. D. W. Douglas, advisor; Larry Schulz, Jay Shafer, Bruce Bock, Buddy Rogers, Keith Burnett, Frank Claypool. SECOND ROW: Bill Steiner, Ernie Bock, Harry Odden, Paul Moore, Doug Salmonsen, Clark Hansen, Kenneth Funk, Brian Walter, John Magnus. FRONT ROW: Lonie Stringham, Phil Norton, Lee Spuhler, Walter Salmonsen, Ken- neth Long, Lonnie Durham, Fay Long. s4. O cce Left torignt: Jonn Allhands, Bill Steiner, Keith Burnett, Paul Moore, Brian Walter, Lee Spuhler. 20