Morrisonville High School - Crest Yearbook (Morrisonville, IL)

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FIRST ROW, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Lyle Me Ward, John Waterman, Harold Wade, Harris Graham, Eugene Leach, Donald Kramer. SECOND ROW: Bill Campbell, Roger Hertel, Richard Jurgena, Harry Lee Vangeison, Charles Hudson, Larry Fesser. THIRD ROW: John Painter, Bernard Brackenhoff, Dallas Kent, Norman Schultz, Lamar Fesser, Jack Hackenberg, Mr. Bullard. FOURTH ROW: Pat Turner, Jerry Taylor, Allen Eggersmeier, Howard Clark, Raymond Wagehoft, and Eddie Lyerla. Best Wishes from a FRIEND Mr. William Bullard Advisor

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President DONALD KRAMER The F. F. A. organization started this year with an enrollment of 29 members. The chapter holds a meeting once a month at which time various organization activities and projects are discussed and planned. One of the group's community projects this year was to sponsor the March of Dimes scrap drive. Harry Lee Vangeison, Roger Hertel, Charles Ray Hudson, Larry Fesser, Jerry Taylor, and Mr. Bullard attended the National F. F. A. convention at Kansas City in the fall. Eugene Leach was awarded the State Farmer's Degree at the State convention. Glenn and Larry Fesser played in the State F. F. A. Band. The Father and Son Banquet held in the spring climaxes a successful school year for the organization. I. O lcefU Lyle McWard, Sentinel; Hairy Lee Vangeison, Vice President; Jerry Taylor, Secretary; Donald Kramer, President; Larry Fesser, Treasurer; Harris Graham, Reporter; Mr. Bullard, Advisor. Compliments of GEORGE NEFF s4. Activity

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President Shirley Franklin Chapter Mothers: Mrs. John Me Ward Mrs. Wayne Beaty Chapter Father: Mr. Galen Franklin ?. 4. The F. H. A. organization which consists of seventy-nine girls, a sponsor, two chapter mothers, and a chapter father started the year by entertaining the freshmen girls and all girls wanting to join F. H. A. They had a supper and went to a movie in Taylorville. The next big event was the carnival co-sponsored by the seniors. F. H. A. week followed the carnival and the usual activities such as wearing ribbons, placing roses in the superintendent's office, and hobo day were observed. The Christmas dance with Vic Alane's orchestra was held December 22. In January, formal initiation was held for the new F. H. A. members. Daddy Date Nite for all F. H. A. girls and their fathers was the February activity. In March, the F. H. A. girls entertain the F. F. A. boys. In April, the Pawnee F. H. A. were guests at a tea sponsored by our organi zation. In May, the F. H. A. winds up events with a Mother-Daughter Banquet. Special observance of such things as Civil Defense, Christian Religion Education Week, a radio program, a TV program, and attending the section rally made the year quite full and very pleasant. F.H.A. OFFICERS President, Shirley Franklin; Vice-President, Phyllis Franklin; Secretary. Janet Shoraga; Treasurer, Mary Alice Ellis; Parliamentarian, Andrea McWard; Public Relations, Chairman, Rose Ann Clark; Projects Chairman, Barbara Huddleston; Recreation Leader, Mary Oiler; Historian, Marcella Todt; Section 6 Projects Chairman Barbara Huddleston Advisor, Mrs. Irene Welch. Good Luck, Class of '56 PEPSI COLA