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NEEDLES AND PINS President, Sheila Hofacreg Vice President, Connie Cutterg Recording Secretary, Susie Knapp: Corresponding Secretary, Janice Kisc-r, Treasurer, Violet Falbg Parliamentarian, Judi Wilson Historian, Marlene McCloyg Social Chairman, Linda Parker, AMERRCA The F.H.A. is an organization open to anyone who has taken home economics. In this organization we try to develop the character of the girl, and encourage her to bring out her abilities through activities. Girls can obtain recognition by working for Junior, Chapter and State Degrees. These degrees are awarded to girls showing interest in activities and development in leadership.
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THE THREE R'S Officers: President, Nancy Franks: Vice-President, Jean-nie Shultzmang Secretary, Barbara Condryg Treasurer, Carolyn Snivelyg Historian, Charlotte Meier. The purpose of the F.T.A. Club is to explore the field of teaching as a career. The club at Waynedale is very fortunate in being able to obtain practical experience frequently by conducting classes both at Waynedale and the surrounding elementary schools when qualified substitutes are not avziilable. The club holds regular monthly meetings during the day, at which time business meetings are held, and various phases of teaching are discussed. There are also three night meetings a year, including the initiation of new members, a Christmas party or dinner, and attendance at a college play or program. Once a year the F.T.A. gives an afternoon tea for the teachers.
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REAP H HARVEST Jim Orr President Lloyd James Vice President Lola Keister, Secretaryg Bob Canode Treasurer P IM h ' au art ey Reporter Paul Vloodruff Sentmal. During the year the F.F.A. has many ac- tivities. In January the chapter co-sponsored the New Years Eve Dance with the F.H.A. They also had a light bulb selling campaign. The biggest event of the year is the Parent and Son Banquet. Other activities during the year are the pest hunt, the oats project, the summer picnic, the summer camp, and the State and National Conventions. Along with these activities the chapter has entries in many contests, from judging cattle to pub- lic speaking. The F.F.A. Chapter is very busy throughout the year.
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