Vienna High School - Illianna Yearbook (Vienna, IL)

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IST ROW: Left to Right: Miss Jackie Harris, Norma Carlton, Gloria Dawes, Bonnie Rainbolt, Roma Ross, Foa-n Melvin, Mary Choat, Bonnie Flora. 2ND ROW: Jo Ann Shoemaker, Betty Wallace, Ludean Shoemaker, Jo Ann Boner, Helen Sanders, Delores Teal, Edna Hester, Frances Watson, Ruth Wood, Betty Stanley. 3RD ROW: Flora Jo Crenshaw, Barbara Racey, Deloras HlllllEllIlllllllli'S 6llllllllUllllUS llllUl Future Homemakers of America at Vienna High School have, as their base of operations this year, one of the most completely furnished and carefully planned home economics rooms in Southern Illinois, One side of the long, well-lighted room has a series of unit kitchens each of which will eventually be equipped with an electric stove as well as the present sink, green linoleum-covered drain and splash boards and built-in, natural-finished storage fa- cilities. A large central preparation center supplements the unit kitchens. Sewing facilities are equally complete and well- planned including individual work-storage drawers, triple fitting mirror and adequate hanging space for completed work. F.F.A. members this year had a more than usually hilarious initiation week, sold sandwiches two days a week to provide funds for their activities and completed and entered for competition a very attrac- tice scrap book of their year's work. Cooking's fun in one of the new u-nit kitchens. lBelow Right? Startling to soy the least were the costumes worn by new members on Topsy-Turvy Day. lAbove and Left?