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Home Economies Club Front Row: Joan Kossman, Shirley Sweet, Coleen Sullivan, Marilyn Smith, Patty Ineas, Vice-President, Georgetta Merritt, Lois Anderson, Dorothy Floyd. Svc-onrl Row: Mrs. Bond, Advisor, Marcella Broolzbank, President, Frances Young, Gloria Tu1'11er, Beverly McNee, Mary Peak. Eileen Cole. Third Row: Helen Bauman, Betty Rae Eubanks, Sargeant-at-Arms, Jeanne Danner, Pearl Keoppen, Secretary-Treasurer, Eileen Sorensen, Marjory Kinsey. Back Row: Jeanette Strunk, Barbara Ludwig, Shirley llriskell, Phyllis Hatmaker, Virginia Shaffer. The Future Home- makers of America has been an active organization which is affiliated with the National F.H.A. c-lub. They have contributed to the upkeep of the school and have alivened the ball games by selling food. Spon- soring the Sadie Hawkins dance was another one of their many responsibili- ties. This organization was formed in or- der to learn better photography. These c a m e 1' amen have developed many pictures and have furnished the snap shots for this an- nual. amera Club First Row: Shirley Sweet, Beverly McNee, Colleen Sullivan, Azell Colter. Sec- ond Row: Velda Betty, Vivian Terry, Artis Roberts, Robetta Johnston. Back Row: Mr. Thorne, Advisor, Bob Baker, President, Dick King, Iris Lewin, Grace Burgess. ClIlllt'I'll Shy: Melvin Brown, Vice-President, Shirley Driskoll, Sec- retary-Treasurer, Elaine Christensen, Lorraine Halstead, Lorene Halstead, Glen Field, Dale Eden, Ronnie Peak, Gloria Turner, Eileen Sornson, Pearl Keoppen, Gerald Lugwin, Dewain Jonsun.
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Girls' League President-Joan Gwin Vice-President-Teresa Berriochoa Student Body Representative-Barbara Nebeker Secretary-Treasurer-Joan Gehrig The Boys' Club is an organization of all the boys in s c h o o 1. Although this was the first year, these boys have traveled far in the promotion of fel 1 o W ship, rela- tionship, and citi- zenship. The Boys' Club also favored the girls of the school with a dance. Advisor-Mrs. Bond Boys' Club All the girls in school belong to the Girls' League. The main purpose of this organization is to better the ap- pearance and ways of the girls, also to develop better per- sonalities. T h e s e hard working stu- dents prepared a banouet in honor of the triumphant football team. President-Roger Kelley Vice-President-Gene McNee Secretary-Trelrsu rel'-Bill Harper Advise r-M r. Powers
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