Shoals Community High School - Shocom Yearbook (Shoals, IN)

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Baking Beauties learn about make-up The fifth period Sophomore Home Ee. Club, The Baking Beauties, held its meetings the first Monday of each month. At one meeting, Mrs. Violet Hickman and Mrs. Shirley Hard- ing demonstrated make-up and hairstyles on several of the girls. SEATED: Becky Cornett fpresidentj, Charlene Johnson fvice-presidenti, Candy Rutledge Qsecretaryj, Virginia Spires Qtreasurerj, Jan Hewitt freporterj. STANDING: Cheryl Jones, Linda Hagemier, Ramona Padget, Barbara Hart, Janet Hershberger, Donna Holt, and Miss Hazel Pielemeier Qadvisorj. Might Tidy Maxi Makers cook and sew l w The Mighty Tidy Maxi Makers, the third period Sopho- more Home Ec. Club, enjoyed many activities this year, such as cooking, sewing, listening to guest speakers, and viewing demonstrations. One of the demonstrations on hair styling was given by Vonda Wininger and two of her beauty opera- tors. SEATED: Cyndy Butler Qreporterj, Debbie Bauer 70 fpresidentj, Susan Bateman fvice-presidentj, Judy Cundiff fsecretaryj. STANDING: Loretta Neideffer, Elaine Wild- man, Louise Roberts, Susan Dye, Sheryl Qualkenbush, Rita Wyman, Miss Hazel Pielemeier Qadvisorj, and Sandra Kelsey. Rosanne Tow Qtreasurerj is not pictured.

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Juniors see paint demonstration The first period Junior Home Ec. Club chose the name Hazel and Our Gang. Meetings'were held on the third Wednesday of each month. They were very fortunate to have guest speakers at each meeting. Two of the guest speakers were Dr. Asdell and Mrs. Lois Melvin. Classroom work acquainted them with the care of infants, preparations for weddings, and different styles of architecture. SEATED: Carolyn Martin freporterj, Margie Baker fsecretaryi, Ann Shipman ftreasurerj, Margie Baker fsecretaryj, Ann Shipman ftreasurerj, Sally Johnson fvice-presidentj, Vicki Gibson Qpresidentj. ROW TWO: Miss Hazel Pielemeier Qadvisorj, RoxannBaker, Martha Diamond, Kay Baker, Lynn Boyd, Connie Jones, Joyce Melvin, Marilyn Probasco, Betty Sal- mon, Evelyn Wilcoxen, Lea Burcham, Carolyn Sheetz, Bobbi Adams. ROW THREE: Mary Potts, Becky Jackson, Debra Tolbert, Marilyn Stevens, Debbie Sherfick, Linda Hopkins, lI:indla Spurgeon, Gerri Spears, Elaine Allen, and Eloise A1- rig t. Mrs. Loretta Ellis of Public Service is pictured here con- ffirst placej, and Linda Holt fthird placej. The Juniors are versing with the winners of the Kitchen-Planning Contest. Lea Burcham fsecond placej and Carolyn Sheetz Qfirst plaeejg The Seniors are Juanita Harker fsecond placej, Becky Arnold Gerri Spears fthird place winnerj is not pictured. At their regular meetings, the Mighty Tidy Maxi Makers and the Senior Sweethearts had the pleasure of having the operators of Vonda's Beauty Salon and Violet's Beauty Salon as their guest speakers. They demonstrated hairstyles, wigs, and make-up. SEATED: Debbie Bauer, Judy Cundiff, Susan Bateman. STANDING: Loretta Neideffer, Vonda Wininger, Helen Schiller, Cyndy Butler, Janet Conbess, Rita Wyman, Rosanne Tow, and Cheryl Qualkenbush. SEATED: Rita Parsons, Susie Moffatt, Miss Hazel Pielemeier, Ann Stroud. STANDING: Pat Lundy, Shirley Harding, and Vio- let Hickman.

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Flour Children study electric stove The sixth period class, the Flour Children, met the first ftreasurerj, Beth Sorrells Qreporterj. STANDING: Miss Monday of each month. One of their exciting speakers was Hazel Pielemeier fadvisorj, Nina Earl, Lana Salmon, Jackie Mrs. Loretta Ellis of Public Service. She prepared a de- Sexton, Rita Underwood, Donna Asbell, Sharon Johnson, licious baked breakfast and explained how to use electric Connie Wininger, Janet Kidwell, Barbara Wilcoxen, Mary stoves. SEATED: Cyndy Lewis fpresidentl, Sandy Burress Townes, Debra Johnson, Martha Hill, and Pat McGuire. fvice-presidentj, Dorothy Doane fsecretaryj, Mary French Darling Dames learn hair care At its first meeting, the fourth period Home Ec. Class Carol Raney fpresidentj, Sharon Jones ftreasurerj. STAND- voted the Darling Dames as its name. The meetings were ING: Henrietta Johnson, Dayle Sipes, Martha Potts, Pat held the second Friday of each month. Among the various Cundiff, Dianne Cooper, Miss Hazel Pielemeier fadvisorj, guests they had, Mary Lou McKibben.was a popular one. Linda Hert, Marilyn Holt, Mary Ann Colarusso, and Ruth SEATED: Karen Asbell freporterj, Leah King fvice-presidentj, Chowder. Jane Sanders Qsecretaryj is not pictured. 71