University High School, Jordannus,1960, Page 53
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FHA and A VA members sew and showFUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA—First row: JeanNoel, Judy Johnson, Marcia Shadley, Sharon Atkinson, KarenMerilynn Beard, Jo-Ellen Royer. Third row: SharonXJpldman,Rozetta Collier, Harriet Hedges, Kathleen Spangler, SusanLarson, Trudy Miller, Carol Emmons. Second row: Karen Cain,Suan Hooten, Charlotte Spangler, Marcia Mee, Janet Tapp,Conard, Margaret Meyer, Judy Robertson, Mrs. Nelda Christ.The Future Homemakers of America Clubsponsors a number of activities centered aroundthe girls’ homemaking interests. Because theclub is especially interested in bettering familyrelations, they have had both a mother-daughter Christmas Party and a date night for fathers.Other activities include selling holly, a springstyle show, a bake sale, a senior awards dinnerin the spring and special rush” day in whichthe freshmen are introduced to the club. President Jo Ellen Royer was also elected parliamentarian of the state FHA. Other officers includevice-president Sandy Hammond, secretary Marcia Shadley, and treasurer Suan Hooten.Nine boys volunteer their services to run projectors for teachers and to make 3 5 mm slidesfor the slide projector and teaching aids for theoverhead projector, a new addition this year.During the first semester, University Schoolstudents saw 565 films and 24 film strips—double the number used last year—in additionto an occasional film sponsored by large companies such as GM. Mr. Souers’ students, JanieBrooks, Dickie Bender, Gigi Pinnell, Eric Win-ther, Amy Suer, Denny Smith, Stacia Montgomery, Diane Vance, Paul Bender, KathyCobb, and Susan Mann made some slides withdiazo film.AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS—First row: Larry Goodman, JuniorTatlock, Mickey Skirvin, Edmond Conklin. Second row: JerryBorn, Bryan Walden, Paul Dieterle, Bill Harrington, Phil Terman.AX553 |
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