Worthy High School - Choo Choo Yearbook (Saltville, VA)

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The officers of the F.H. A. Club, who are planning their school activities here with Mrs. Parks, their advisor, are: F. Borders, Historian and Parliamen¬ tarian; S. Haynes, Song Leader; T. Woodward, Reporter SCA Representative; K. Roberts, Sec. G Treas. ; Gail Chapman, V. Pres. ; Karo Surber, President; M. Kestner, Chaplain and Janice Walls, Secretary of the Smywasco Federation. Y. Sholes, B. Stillwell, D. Smith, P. Chapman, D. Gilbert, K. Frye and K. Whitely carry out one of the many important projects of cleaning the clinic. F.H.A. Promoted Activities Day The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of girls studying homemaking in high school. It was an integral part of the homemaking pro¬ gram and provided opportunities for students to have additional experiences in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. Members of the local chapter developed a program of work including projects and experiences based on personal, family, and com¬ munity needs. The FHA continued many of its former D. Stewart, C. Sanders, C. Poston, L. Hayden, J. Hayzlett, K. Taylor, C. Goodman, and P. Johnson are making clothes for the dolls to be given to the unfortunate children at Christmas. projects such as serving at various banquets and presenting an assembly program. One of the new projects of the club was sponsoring an activities day each Friday. On thse activity days the student body was divided into two groups -- the junior high and senior high. While one group was having a sock hop in the gym, the other group was in the auditorium watching a stu¬ dent talent show. The whole program was strictly voluntary. Thus the year was crowned with success for the FHA. To work toward and to recieve a FHA degree is considered by the members a great honor. J. Everhart, S. Arnold, M. DeBord, L. Colley, L. Brooks, F. Cahill G K. Clapp are working on special duties in order to receive their degrees.

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Discussing proposed projects for their club are: Carrying out their project of waxing desks in all LeAnna Rector, Sec.; Kathy Puckett, Treas. ; homerooms are: M. Moore, K. Connett, F. Cahill, Louise Brooks, Reporter; Sharon Arnold, Historian; C. Colley, C. Cumbo, R. Collins. Arminda Smith, Chaplain. Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Sponsored Clean-Up Campaign The Jr. Tri Hi Y has strived to maintain its purpose, which is to create, maintain, Meeting to discuss Hi-Y Week are: Faye and extend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian character. Among the projects to keep the school clean were washing blackboards and waxing desks in the homerooms. Other projects were sending favors to an orphan¬ age at Easter, co-sponsoring the Christ¬ mas Dance, preparing Christmas and Thanksgiving baskets, and attending the District Conference at Fort Chiswell High School. Every member felt that this was a very successful year. Preparing favors for a local orphanage are: C. Poston, P. Dinsmore, J. Little, I. Keesee, C. Ratcliff, C. Goodman, R. McNew- Collecting magazines to deliver to the hospital are: B. Snodgrass, D. Smith, P. Smith, S. Gross, Y. Sholes, G. Ward, S. Haynes. 27

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Glenna DeBord, Linda Hayden, Shirley Hayden Working on the future project of the FBLA are the Trudy Oliver do last minute preparations on the officers: SEATED: J. Walls, Reporter; S. Frye, Thanksgiving Bulletin board. Secretary; N. Bordwine, Treasurer. STANDING: Patty Jo Allison, Vice-Pres. ; Patty Venable, President; C. Hogston, Historian; L. Shortt, Chap¬ lain; Mrs. Smith, Advisor; C. Burnette, Parlia¬ mentarian. F.B.L.A. Completed Many Business Projects The Future Business Leaders of America was established upon the de¬ velopment of competent, aggressive, business leadership, to promote school loyalty and to encourage improvement in scholarship. To carry out these goals the 1965-66 F.B.L.A, completed such projects as typing and running off Programs for the annual JayCee Beauty Pageant and programs for the Junior and Senior plays. Other projects to serve the school and community were: typing gradesheets for teachers, typing Data Sheets for the Guidance Depart¬ ment, conducting Survey of 1965-66 graduates, sponsoring F .B. L. A. week and typing such things as ballots and tiii ets. The principle project which eluded all members was serving as secretaries to teachers. Typing and proofing programs for the Jr. Play are: K. Frye, L. Overbay, L. Denton, P. Delp, H. Surber, E. Sheppard, J. Moore, M. Frye, M. Collins. Typing grade sheets for teachers are: V. Hammond, N. Hicks, D. Allison, J. Delp, S. Keith, L. Henegar, G. Minton, T. fVoodward, and G. Chap-