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Show FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA “FORWARD NEW HORIZONS” was thet motto of the future Homemakers of America. The goal this year was to acquaint the members with the opportunities available for them in the field of home economics. This goal was carried out through regular monthly meetings where many interesting activities took place pertaining to 1", e, this field. The colors are red and white, with the red rose as the official flower. 05 Rereneomee remeron organization’s vee : The officers were: president, Ellen Mathie; vicetent, Rosemary Wangsard; secretary, Bonnie Warnick; treasurer, Karen Bell; historian, Myrene Hunter; and Mrs. Larson, advisor. : UTAH STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION THE Utah Student Education Association at Weber was organized to promote the teaching profession in our community: During the year, many experts spoke to the club on the various fields of education. The club is named for John Dewey, former educator. tt” — FARMERS OF AMERICA THE Future Farmers of America is a national organization that reaches from the state of Washington to Puerto Rico and from Maine to Hawaii. FUTURE It sponsors development of improvements agriculture, in farm leadership, methods with a cooperation citizenship. It sponsored such events as the Harvest Ball and assembly, “Fathers’ and Son’s Night.” A rabbit hunt, radio program, summer tour and many other activities were also This is the first year that the U.S.E.A. belonged and to a national organization. An assembly was pre- sented and parties were held at Weber. Other U.S.E-A. organizations from surrounding schools participated in some of the parties. - planned. The The officers were: president, Gordon Hadley; vice president, Harry Markos; reporter, Paul Bingham; secretary, Tom Hori; treasurer, Tex Hancock; and advisors, Mr. Petty and Mr. Parker. Bright; porter, Posinbiphaveb obebabiubihs nic unas officers were: president, secretary, Carol Klevjord; Bonnie Talty; advisor, Mrs. ea a ee cea a Bob Wood; vice president, Pat historian, Draayer. Shirie Howard; re- |