Trenton High School - Tawana Yearbook (Trenton, MO)

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FUTURE HQMEMAKERS or AMERICA T0 BE DOMESTIC

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA STUDENTS LEARN FHA began its activities with the Freshmen Get-To- gether Picnic, which allowed freshmen members a chance to meet the Senior High members. A bunking party was also held in Musick's room at THS. This meant an evening full of games and talk- ing. Money was raised for Cerebal Palsy by having rum- mage and bake sales, a Rockathon and collecting do- nations. As the end of the school year approached, officers for the year took a step down to allow new officers to take their place at the Mother-Daughter Banquet held in the Spring. 1. Row 1: left to rlght: Mary Hughes, Brenda Kennedy, Becky Sager, Debbie Brown, Bev Deskins, Christal Brown, Brenda Robertson, Allison Guess, Bridgette Moore, Melba Musick, sponsor. Row 2: Pam Long, Venita Smith, Patty Burkeybile, Angie Lloyd, Sheri Stoops, Cathy Roberts, Connie Carpenter, Debbie Mor- ley, Lori Allen, Rhonda Jackson, Betty Carpenter, Tyann Lisle, Renee Griffith, Marcia Burkeybile, Don- na Merrell, Sandy Eads. Row 3: CeCe Nelson, Parthe- lia Grimes, Lisa Taylor, Diana Crawford, Linda Petty, Ky Yeager, Robin Griffith, Tina Cander, Susie Saw- yer, Sonci Reeter, Brenda Brennenstuhl, Laurie Myers. 2. Newly-elected President Bridgette Moore begins her duties at the Mother-Daughter Banquet held in the Spring. 3. Mary Hughes meets Melba Musick and accepts the Harriet Miranda Scholarship at the Awards Assembly. 4. Every club must have a purposel As one can tell by the symbol of lighted candles, FHA has many. 5. Brenda Robertson, point keeper, Christal Brown, vice-president: Becky Sager, recreation leader, Mary Hughes, secretary: Bridgette Moore, parlamentarian: Allison Guess, treasurer: Brenda Kennedy, historian, Debbie Brown, reporter: Beverly Deskins, president. 6. Musick clowns around with master chef Kevin McKeehan during the Awards Assembly. or at at

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The FFA had an outstanding year as they had 138 gg? me -,E-2 Q52 UD DE as D members, 2000 spectators at the 1978 rodeo and ranked 10th in the state. The advisors were Virgil Walden and Rex Dannull. The chapter and members participated in over 80 activities throughout the year. Some of them were the Outdoor Social, Barnwarming, Pizza party, FHA-FFA Playnight, Food For America Program for the fifth graders, host to the NCM Fair, Barnyard, District and State contests, State Convention, Public Speaking contests, floats in fairs and Homecoming parade and the Parent-Member Banquet. 1. The 1979 FFA officers were David Gooch, Alan Kennedy Gary Schmidt, Steve Hudson, John Elliott Steve Dockery, Glen Kirby, Brian Adams, Dale Leeper. 2. The FFA chapter was 138 members strong.