Union High School - Memories Yearbook (Modoc, IN)

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FHA OFFICERS. Sealed: D. Baumgartner, P. Clevenger, L. Walradth, T. Geis, Mrs. Margison. Standing: D. Funk. L. Freer. G. Darden. S. Bailey. S. Gelliher. R. Darden. D. Rawlings. T. Smith. D. Iennings. C. Robinson. D. Cox. 'ae' Tammy Ward 1-xcretlnls frantically after kissing a pig. Iennifer Halstead and Debbie Funk display their eating habits. :ln The girls have serious thoughts as they discuss venereal disease. Y P.. Ti The executive board discusses ideas and committees needed for the Mother's Tea. Organizations-21

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FH Unites The School With The Community The Future I-Iomemakers of America strived hard to involve themselves with the community and sur- rounding areas as their goal this year was to make FHA a more recognized organization. The chapter took a shopping trip in November to the Muncie Mall so the girls could get an early start on their Christmas shopping. At Christmas time the girls went to the Winchester Nursing Home to decorate for the season to be enjoyed by the elderly people. During the year there were girls sent to the district and state meetings to learn new ways to improve the organization. The highlight of the year was when the installation of of- ficers was held at the Mother's Tea. The girls learned responsiblity and found a purpose for a better future. Happiness and togetherness is expressed as these senior girls sit around the fircat the initiation ceremony of the new members. FHA. Front Row: R. Darden, G. Bush, T. Douglas, P. Clevenger, D. Baumgartner. R. Goolsby, D. Funk, D. Hale. S. Arnold. C. Small. L. Walradth. Second How: C. Robinson, I. Thornburg, C. Geis, B. Farmer, S. Rader, I. Butler, B. Raines, T. Raines, A. Campbell. 1. Halstead. N. Wright. Third Row: T. Ward, K. Knipp, C. Smith, S. Fouts, I. Oakerson, N. Cadwallader, I. Lindsey, A. Wallcn, M. Remmlcr. D. Dill, D. Iennings. Fourth Row: C. Darden, B. Cox, G. Robinson, T. Wright, K. Coats. T. Smith, D. Cox, P. Bowling, M. Bentz. B. Lindsay. T. Geis. Fifth Row: B. Powell, K. Cheesman. P. Brumley, I. Boselcy, B. Davis, L. Douglas, T. Thornhro, A. Rice, D. Rawlings, S. Colliher. Bailey. Sixth Row: L. Freer, S. McKinsey, L. Hanna, P. Hammond, I. Swaim, D. Driscoll, Mrs. Margison. 20-Organizations

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LIBRAHIANS: Sitting: E. Dickison, K. Williams, I. Patty, R. Spurlock, S. Campbell, I. Curtis, M. Price, T. Douglas, I. Ward, Mrs Norma Smith iLibrarianl. Standing: B. Smith, B. Mapes, I. Holcomb, E. Burton, D. Baumgartner, I. Harney, R. Coolsby, M. Cross. S Colliher, C. Robinson. K. Bowling, T. Wright, G. Bush, P. Small, R. Darden, L. Ward, L. Douglas, B. Carnes, L. Thornbro, P. Hammond Students Give Free Time To Help Librar Many students give willingly of their free time to assist in the library. The librarians have a large job in keeping track of all the books as well as helping other students locate books and periodicals. The number of student librarians has increased this year, giving each The job of helping Children find books goes to Mrs. Norma Smith. i is N librarian more time to help keep the library in order. Audio-Visual workers are a big asset to the teach ers at Union. They show movies and filmstrips to stu dents for the teachers as well as keeping the audio visual equipment in good running order. The library's filmstrips are taken care of by Steve Campbell. -uTYi?' 999'P9S:'r?!Gt PFFCL- H ,U 51 ,L pg ' ' Pj A ll . L i s ?!'5F!u 69909600 as . I ' ' .A-L-..-1-ind-Riga' El' -