Fundraising: The FHA organized a bazaar as a fundraising activity

 

The Future Homemakers of America (FHA) engaged in various activities, as described in the sources:

• Improving Personal and Family Life: The goal of the Future Homemakers of America is to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living.
• Formal and Informal Events: Activities included formal and informal initiations and Christmas Teas.
• FHA Week: The FHA organized and participated in FHA Week.
• Mother-Daughter Banquet: The FHA held a Mother-Daughter Banquet.
• Fundraising: The FHA organized a bazaar as a fundraising activity.
• Social Activities: The FHA and Future Farmers of America (FFA) jointly sponsored parties.
• Christmas Projects: The FHA engaged in Christmas-related projects, such as selling Christmas cards.
• Monthly Meetings: The FHA had scheduled monthly meetings with programs.
• Serving Breakfasts: Freshmen FHA classes served breakfasts to faculty members.
• Regional Meetings: Representatives from FHA clubs attended regional meetings.
• Formal Easter Tea: The FHA held a formal Easter Tea for the club and faculty.

Individual members of the FHA were involved in:

• Boosters Club Elizabeth Elaine Peck was an assistant business manager of the Boosters Club.
• Secretary to Principal Elizabeth Elaine Peck was also Secretary to the Principal.
• Quill and Scroll Elizabeth Elaine Peck was involved with the Quill and Scroll.