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F.H.A FIRST ROW: Miss Wade, Debbie Heath, Secretary, Rhonda Smith, Vice-President, Margaret McKenzie, Devotional Leader, Cathy White, Reporter, Janet Herrin, President, Pat Smith. Treasurer, Katherine Lawrence, Song Leader, Patty Kanatzar, Historian, Gena King, Recreational Leader. SECOND ROW: Debbie Sandkcr, Connie Kcil, Sharon Swiney, Tcri Jennings, Susan Woolfolk, Audrey Turpin, Linda Whobrey, Carol Nunncnkamp, Leigh Jennings. THIRD ROW: Rhonda Harrison. Donna Halbrook, Sandra Williams, Kathy Bise, Kay Lannert. Doris Shcard. Debra Warren, Anita Whobrey, Carmen Heath. FOURTH ROW: Judy Woolfolk, Emily Russell, Linda Sherman, Catherine Everhart, Barbara Estes. The Sturgeon High School Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America sponsored this year as one of their projects, a Valentine Dance, which Carol Nunnenkamp was crowned “Sweetheart Queen. We also held an election and installation of officers. On December 7, 1971 Janet Herrin, Cathy White, and Carol Nunnenkamp attended the Region 16 election of officers for 1971. Cathy White was a successful candidate for Reporter of Region 16. This has been a very interesting year for all $4 members, our chapter mothers Mrs. Margaret Robinson, Mrs. Ruby Lawrence, and our advisor Miss Kay Wade. 73
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Student Council FIRST ROW: Mr. Burgard, Cathy White, Rhonda Smith, Buster Adkisson, Ray Smith, David Cooper, Mr. Johnson. SECOND ROW: Sharon Swiney, Pat Smith, Mike Swincy. Mark Woodruff, Gary Jennings, Steve Dawson. Absent from picture Debbie Blakcmore. Certainly this year’s was one of Sturgeon’s High School’s most active student councils. Under President Ray Smith, Vice-President Buster Adkisson, and Secretary Rhonda Smith, the Council began the job of beginning a student government here. In this we were assisted by the new, student-passed Constitution. This year we saw the first student government school assemblies where all students were given the oppor- tunity to speak openly about student matters. During the fall, the Council joined the Mo. Association of Student Councils. We went to Louisania, Mo. in October for a District Meeting and ran for District Secretary. Of course, the Council sponsored its two yearly dances, the Christmas Dance and the Homecoming Dance. The year ended well with a highly-spirited spring election tor new Council officers for next year. 72
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