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Homemaker of Tomorrow
Sponsor: Betty Crocker, a division of General Mills
Also know as: Betty Crocker All-American Homemaker of Tomorrow
Betty Crocker American Homemaker of Tomorrow
Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow
Betty Crocker All American Family Leader of Tomorrow (1974)
General Mills Family Leader of Tomorrow (1976)
General Mills Leadership in Family Living (1977)
The Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Scholarship Program began with the 1954-1955 school year. Senior high school girls took a written test on homemaking attitudes and knowledge. The girl with the highest score in each school received a pin (or later, charm) and she was entered into the state competition for a scholarship. Each scholarship winner and second runner-up won $1500 (in 1959). Each state winner was entered into the National Competition, with only 1 national winner.
Program: 1955-1977
Contestants: Senior High School Girls 1955-1977
Senior High School Boys 1973-1977
According to the history pages of General Mills, 2.1 million dollars in scholarships were awarded.
The National Winner, in 1955, received a special solid gold and diamond set Homemaker of Tomorrow pin, $5,000 educational scholarship and a 6 week, all expenses paid, tour of America.
The State winners, in 1955, received a specially designed jeweled Homemaker of Tomorrow pin and a week-long all expense paid tour of American historical sights with other state winners.


1955
Gold-colored metal award brooch
three stalks of wheat,
with heart shaped pendant picturing
a ranch house and yard in relief.

Reverse
Made by Trifari




1965
Linda Mathis
1963
1959

Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow pin,
antiqued finished with hearth design.
Comes in at least 2 sizes
5/8" x 3/4" is one version
1 1/8" across is the other version
Made by Josten's



By 1972 the award was a
Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow charm,
Sterling silver with hearth design
...



1955 National Winner: Deloris Arnette of Enterprise, AL
1956 National Winner: Sandra Mae Walton of San Rafael, CA - televised
1957 National Winner: Priscilla Jones of Blakely, GA - winner was announced on the Jackie Gleason Show
1958 National Winner: Mary Martin of Tylertown, MS
1959 National Winner: Judith Dorrell of Fort Madison, IA
1960 National Winner: Jean Paula Eberhart of Topeka KS
1961 National Winner: Mary Sue Roach of Moncks Corner, SC
1962 National Winner: Nan Clare Fitzpatrick of Arlington, MA
1963 National Winner: Rae Jean Dell of Lincoln, NE
1964 National Winner: Suzanne Moutoux of Evansville, IN
1965 National Winner: Martha Yunker of Sioux Falls, SD
1966 National Winner: Candance Slater of Floral Park, NY
1967 National Winner: Karen Pesaresi of Manhattan, KS
1968 National Winner: Irene Lindley of Honolulu, HI
1969 National Winner: Martha Illige of Arizona
1970 National Winner: Lori Fisler of Los Angeles, CA
1971 National Winner: Susan Tibbetts of Rock Hill, SC
1972 National Winner: Christine Varney of Walpole, MA
1973 National Winner: May Ruiz of New Orleans, LA
1974 National Winner: Susan Van Wechel of Beaverton, OR
1975 National Winner: Mary Lawlor of Cleveland Heights, OH
1976 National Winner: Daniel J McVicar, Broomfield, CO - first male winner
1977 National Winner: ?