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FRONT ROW (L. toR.) L. Jackson; B. Collins; S. Brani, Treas.; P. Randall, V.
Pres.; K. Whitt, Pres.; J. Mattison, Sec.; R. Rollins; C. Harders. ROW TWO: L.
Wakefield; C. Nickels; P. Barto; J. Holgate; K. Van Buskirk; S. Ingersoll,
K.
Fiester. ROW THREE: D. Hibbard; P. Sibley; D. Bedell; P. Livengood; M. Wat–
kins; G. Me Tamney; R. Fuller. ROW FOUR: M. McDuffee; D. Wakefield; L. Mark:
S. Shultz; B. Slick; J. Roberts; B. Steele.
Student Council
STUDENT COUNCIL
Along with its biennial picture
project and its annual Christmas
skit, talent show, and assemblies,
Student Council worked on many
new projects this year. With Ken
Whitt at the helm, the Council gave
the students more rights, more
privileges, and a greater voice in
the school. Student Council helped
the needy by giving them Thanks–
giving baskets and Christmas gifts.
It
also collected clothes for the
Save The Children Federation.
Future Homemakers
FUTURE HOMEMAKERS
This year the Future Home–
makers of America have under–
taken many diverse projects under
the leadership of Nancy Middaugh
and Miss Bleiler. During the
Christmas holidays they gave a
party for thirty area children
from large families. They also
participated in two district F .H.A.
rallies and held a Mother-Daugh–
ter banquet during F .H.A. week.
They proved themselves able fu–
ture homemakers by furnishing
mouth-watering goodies for sev–
eral bakesales. To stimulate 'in–
terest
in
the club, they initiated a
merit system which encourages
girls to earn enough points to re–
ceive a replica of their emblem.
FRONT ROW (L. toR.) D. Sibley; N. Mallery; D. Newman; N. Middaugh; P. Du–
varney; D. Updyke. ROW TWO: S. Duvarney, B. Floyd, D. Howe, A. Kuenzli, B.
Moyer. ROW THREE: L. Sheperdson, F. Miller, L. Lunn.
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