Union High School - Arrow Yearbook (Wisconsin Dells, WI)

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G. A. A. il BOTTOM ROW: G. Wickus, M. Wenkman, P. Stukel, S. Phillips, Miss Knauf, M. Kimball, P. Swansby, S. Gaffney, B. Gudenschwager. ROW 2: S. Peters, J. Kaminski, C. Krenz, P. Sandberg, M. Stanton, P. Wolfram, J. Schanke, M. Hodge, J. Foss. ROW 3: K. Fedderly, S. Bremer, G. Miner, S. Lonetree, P. Priester, G. Roeker, H. Wimmer, J. Hoesly, J. Peterson. ROW 4: J. Hodge, M. Hansen, C. Farrell, S. Kohl, M. Morello, R. Murray, P. North, A. Lewis, M. Waterman. ROW 5: L. Hudzinski, K. Rachuy, M. Roney, N. Holden, D. Mossholder, B. Nagel, B. Stanwyck, L. McNutt, M. Roney, S. Joyce. President - Mary, Ryan Vice-President - Karen Peterson Secretary - Sandra Neibuhr Treasurer - Judy Houghton g ..4-Parr: , Q BOTTOM ROW: P. Anderson, E. Carter, K. Peterson, J. Houghton, M. Ryan, S. Neibuhr, D. Bennett, K. Foster. ROW 2: M. Green, N. Hecock, N. Booth, C. Burris, B. Greyslak, P. Bohlinger, K. Cone, J. Hays. ROW 3: M. Bruno, L. Adams, R. Beghin, D. Hagan, I.. Hansen, E. Fish, D. Brousil, H.'Foss. ROW 4: K. Dougherty, N. Haferman, A. Hickethier, A. Brown, S. Penske, J. Gay, J. Georgeson, S. Field, D. Harrison. ROW 5: S. Gavin- ski, K. Anderson, V. Harrison, K. Fedderly, S. Bremer, S. Duris, L. Everson, B. Cary. 42

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Future Homemakers of America BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Winn, P. Taylor, M. Walker, F. Egge, E. Nelson, P. Abel, E. Savage, M. Donnelly, P. Joyce. ROW 2: S. Lonetree, L. Sandberg, M. Hanson, D. Stieve, K. Klicko, P. North, M. Morello, P. Smith. ROW 3: V. Bates, M. Svejcar, D. Nelson, J. Gay, M. Mossholder, H. Greiner, D. Bennett, V. Jacobson, A. Retzlaff. ROW 4: C. Krenz, D. Goodhue, E. Platt, J.bLanger,' ' . Green, S. Jerome, K. Donnelly, R. Cook, I . . . ,X 3 N3 V D Wormet,P Sandberg X3 X ii , QR if ' 'ing ' ENB Cx I Fi May we live up to our motto in making con- Q? mix, tributions to our home, our school, and communityyi 1ife! 'X 3 , Q The FHA motto Toward New Horizons ex- Y X5 presses the purpose of the organization-learning to xl live better today in order that our lives and those of tr, our families may be better tomorrow. The program as carried out under the direction of Mrs. Winn, helps each individual girl to show growth through planned experiences in the area in which she has her Ut greatest need. A degree program allows for club members to gain recognition for this growth. One of the most popular events of the year is the banquet at which members of FHA, in coopera- tion with the members of FFA , entertain their par- ents. . 41 QF OFFICERS J. Svejcar, Vice President, P. Joyce, Treasurer, E. Nelson, President, F. Egge, Secretary.

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Key Club -ri Ji' ,-. f'.-may . -me ' 74 MJT v r iii-i5t.KT7 m ,Daw B6 SEATED: B. Brown, R. Wright, D. McC1yrnan, A. Peters, V. Van Duren, R. Kelly, G. Ray, T. Ryan. STANDING: E. Enz, G. Schulz, J. Jax, R. Stowers, D. O'Nei1, D. Krause, J. Anchor, Mr. Reineking. Leadership, scholarship, courtesy, integ- rity ! These are the qualities upon which membership in the International Key Club are based. Membership is limited to 18 boys, and it is a distinct honor to be voted a member of the club. The primary purpose of the club is service to the school and community--and throughout the year, under the direction of Mr. Reineking, the activities of the club are directed toward fulfilling that purpose. Following are some of the activities of the club: lt annually awards a scholarship of 3100 to further the education of a senior boy or girl. The members helped with the drive to secure blood donors. The club sponsored Blue-White Day which is held on the day that Baraboo plays basketball on the WD court. On the night of our Open House the club presented each member of the faculty with a corsage or boutonniere. Piaigi -.... f. H i --am, --2-Hr--F M . .. . 1 t . ' I 3,-4. Y ' V. -, jr. , , Y , 'f4r-?,:': - Q 1 1 W 1 OFFICERS E. Enz, Secretaryg B. Brown, President, D. 0'Neil, Vice President, J. Anchor, Treasurer.