Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Left to right, ROW 'la Evelyn Wittig, Darlynn Anthony, Marie Cox, Elaine Brown, Elaine Mathews. ROW 3: Marjorie Skinner, Geraldine Gale Johnson, Lorraine Scott, Ruth Benedict, Miss Servidea. ROW 2: Hodge, Juanita Reed, Carol Morris, Roxanne Nelson, Carol Rosen! Phyllis Durtey, Jeanne Vacca, Doris Wentworth, Myrna Apthorpe, burgh. THIS CLUB'S ADVISOR tor THIS YEAR was Miss Servidea, and included sophomore, junior, and senior, girls. ONE of the PROJECTS that kept the girls busy this past year was the United Nations Day Dinner. This consisted of a tureen dinner with foods from different countries. The two students who participated in the foreign exchange program were invited. Their special Christmas protect was collecting, repairing, and washing old clothes for Crossmore an Orphanage in North Carolina. PURPOSE ot the CLUB is to promote: l. Worthy home membership 2. Democracy in home and community life 3, Good home and family life tor all 4. Development ot creative leadership 5. Interest in home economics 89 OFFICERS Marie Cox - President Gale Johnson - Secretary Lorraine Scott - V. Pres. Ruth Benedict - Treas. Geraldine Hodge is placing a fork an table while Phyllis Durfey lights candles to add the finishing touch to the formal setting for a faculty tea. M' I f

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TESTING SAMPLE ot SOIL in the foreground are ileft to rightl: Wilbur Devore, James Camp, and Jerry Johnson. ln the background, John Brunecz, Roger Woodin, and Roger Gibson are checking the purity of milk. Left to right, ROW l: James Camp, Roger Woodin, Jerry Eastman, Wilbur Devore, Carl Hedstrom, Jerry Johnson, Dennis Anthony, Mr. Albright. ROW 2: Willis Koren, Bill Martin, Dick Sullivan, Roger Gibson, John Brunecz, Dennis Haight, Richard Bower, Neil Thomp- son, David Turner, Wayne Matve, Virgil Bailey. ROW 3: James Ap- Thorpe Dennis Brown, Matve, F. F. . This club is a national organiza- tion. It has been in our school tor 32 years. The advisor is Mr. Albright. The Future Farmers ot America was organized to give boys on opportunity to get a vocational education. The course covered every phase of farming. In this organization the boys must turn in one protect a year to receive credit for the course. The boys also take various trips. They went to the Canadian Na- tional Exhibition, Toronto Fair. , Phil Harkins, Mark Smith, John Cornelius, Richard Abraham, Jackson, Gib Scott, Roy Benedict, Mike Schillenger, Norman Richard Eastman. ROW 4: Bill Irvine, Raymond Hicks, Bruce Dennis Messinger, Anson Devore, Robert Brown, Lawrence Stover, Larry Eastman, Bruce Bean, Howard Camp.

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l i Left to right, ROW 'la Susan Schnell, Margo Borton, Karen Johnson, Mr. Lawerence Maraafka. ROW 2: David Phanco, Judy Maasz, Mary Ann Johnson, Kathleen Cowan, Katherine Taber, Norma Kirk. JUDY MAASZ EXPLAlNlNG to a class of 9th graders some at the Important events happening in the world today. i Vice Pres. Treasurer President Secretary Historian FTA l OFHCERS to rightj David Phanco Norma Kirk Judy Maasz Mary .Ann Johnson Margo Barton F.T. . THE PURPOSE of the Future Teachers Club ot America is to provide students with an opportunity to investigate teach- ing as a career. Our club feels that it is of equal impor- tance to discover whether a student is not interested in teaching, but only atter being ottered the opportunity. THE CLUB PARTICIPATES in state and local activities. On the local scene, club members sponsor ioint chapter pro- grams with other chapters in the area. W...-D:msswf..s.s.,s..r:W, ....,s,,. ,,.. , , ,. l