Washburn Rural High School - Chimes Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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1. FMCC members relax during a meeting. 2. Club members enjoy themselves on a field trlp to Erwin General Hospital Fort Riley. 3. FBLA sponsor Mrs. Bettie Fargo views a speaker. 4. Mr. Larry Larkln talks to FBLA members about how members ot the club could prosper In buslnees. 5. FHA members partlclpste ln s Mary Kay make-up demonstration during one ot thelr monthly meetings. 6. FHA president Jlll Snyder eonters with club sponsors Mr. Paullne Robinson and Mrs. Helen Assy. Future, Future, Future. . Buy. . . sell. . . stocks. . . FBLA was a busy club. We had guest speakers almost every other meeting. We were involved in several money-making projects. Besides the traditional football and basketball spirit rib- bons we sold license plates. One of our sponsors and eight members attended the regional conference in K.C. We also went to the state conference at Emporia State College. FHA was a club full of activities. We sold doughnuts and candles. There were a few guest speakers as well as a Mary Kay make-up demonstration. The district fall conference was held in Hiawatha. And the national club theme was Together We Can Work It Out. Family. . . groups. . . people. . g '2 W , 2 jg-,Ly ,, ,W .llll Snyder, 9l'fS, 1 st H A 3 My we .al- : ss, ,if gs W, fW,w::'te- gg . ,A ' .ii M' IF it :ig 551 K lift? QP tl gin S' ,z dai in R551 ' T-rf wzcfisfef' 'ir' ' s if , ls yes 1125 : f,sT, 'l av 3 fl? sa- if r .QW 14 3 . gg, fx Q, -:V .. Ei E LK 1 if A s 5:2547

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1 Walter Mau senior and Cheri Bergman junior pass a Iilesaver with a toothpick at the Mlxer 2 Glen Eckhart junlor trles to balance a balloon on his nose in a game at the School Mlxer 3 Miss Marge Strouts Doug Nlcholson Todd Reeves and Mr Dave Adams look over a Tom Watt case 4 Larry Rosselot vlce president Doug Nlcholson conduct a meeting 5 Student Representatives Darla Henry senior Mary Lou Rosselot sophomore and Carolyn Lacy sophomore find an amusing moment during one meeting 6 Curt Gunter junior tries to sell items at the Industrial Processes booth at the White Elephant Sale president, and Gllllan Horton, secretary-treasurer: lf' FSR l JJ: in Early, Early, Early. . Stu Co achieves goals, strives for leadership Mixer. . .NASC. . .by-laws changed. . . 7 a.m. was early for us StuCo members because we were always late. We met at this time to allow more people to attend and to get our meetings off school time. Our mixer was a big success with: a large turn out, lots of smiling faces and Tom Floach as our disc jockey. Constutitional by-laws were changed many times. Homecoming nominations being only senior girls, Queen of Courts crowning and Winter Sports Queen were a few of the topics. We saw Doug Nicholson preside. We joined the National Association of Student Councils and received periodical publications with new ideas from all over the nation. Our annual flea market was held in conjunction with the Ken Berry Pancake Feed. An Old Fashioned Christmas was the theme for the Christmas Formal that was planned and decorated for with Larry Rosselot, vice-presi- dent, in charge. FBLA teamed up with us in selling license tags. Elections, elections and more elections took place including mock November elections of political candidates. Shawnee County gave us five voting machines to use in these elections. A motion. ,. .it's seconded. . .adjourned. . . Stuco 17