Adrian High School - Antelope Yearbook (Adrian, OR)

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Much of the success and activity ofthe F. F. A. is due to its officers. Heading this group is Jimmy Stoker, a man of expe- rience with a state farmer degree and two years on the parliamentary team under his belt. George Jelinek holds the office of vice-president and David Witty, steno- grapher of the sextet, is the man who writes the minutes. Fred Schafer sits on the money box while Robert Munn, reporter, takes the news events. Keeping the room comfortable and caring for chapter equipment is Dick Shenk, sentinel. ln a decade of teaching at Adrian Mr. Reuter, better known as Henry , has overseen the supervised farming careers of eight state farmers and nurtured a livestock judging team to win the state judging championship. The team earned the right to represent Oregon in the National contests held in Kansas City in IQSI . Compliments of - - Andrews Seed Company Wilson's Super Market Ontario Nyssaa Nix The chapter parliamentary team put a lot of study into Roberts Rules of Order and placed second in the district contest. They also made a good show- ing at the sectional meet. The team consisted of David Chaney, Chairmang Jim Stoker, David Witty, Bob Mont- gomery, Earl Wilson and Ronald Peter- son. George Jelinek is substituting for Wilson who was unable to be pres- ent for the picture.

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. F FOURTH ROW: G. Molt, L. Garren, D. Ashcraft, T. Borge, L. Culbertson, I. Webster, J. McKinley, G. Haney, R. Peterson, B. Montgomery THIRD ROW: R. Day, W. Smith, F. Pratt, G. Jelinek, F. Jensen, L. Dill, G. Jones, D. Chaney, G. Cleverly SECOND ROW: I. Thiel, N. Cleverly, E. Wilson, W. Butler, K. Fenn, D. Reed, F. Bab- cock, D. Kaneaster, B. Hartley, E. Nelson, Mr. Reuter FIRST ROW: I. Packwood, B. Looney, D. Chaney, W. Schlegel, B. Day, D. Witty, I. Stoker. NOT PICTURED: R. Munn, L. Del-laven, F. Schafer, D. Shenk, l-I. Besendorfer, I. Price. The FFA, one of the most important of the organizations at Adrian, has a backbone of those boys who have an interest in agriculture. Future Farmers actually get experience in agriculture and are faced with the problems confronted by farmers through the vo-ag program. The boys manage and keep records on projects which range from a single animal to a complete farming operation. Robert Munn's Blue Ribbon steers lead the parade of outstanding projects in the chapter. The animal being ex- T. amined is the grand champion steer of the FFA division, Malhuer CO. Fair and received the highest price paid at the Fat Stock Sale. Weighing 1, 015 X .. S . at e V 5 3 3... c 9 i 5' c lbs. it brought 5513 a lb. or a total of s 1 lf,, , -6' S tif X' v s 55558. 2.6. 4 . J.. it Amalgamated Sugar Co , V 1Sponsored by -- Nyssa, Oregon t , .adn it 4 s , I no if -Q-

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FOURTH ROW: Carlene Fenn, Charlotte Parker, Sharon Smith, Wanda Bassett, Miss Dean, Doris Cook, Mary Houtman, Amber McCay, Bernadine Price THIRD ROW: Margie Salter, Karen McKinley, Janet Parker, Margie Quick, Viva Lee, Jeanie Crocker, Guyanne Glenn, Edna Linville, Winnie Nelson SE- COND ROW: Nancy Cleverly, Catherine Thiel, Dixie Uzzel, Bobby Io Webster, Connie Montgomery, Sharon Fox, Darlene Davis, Margaret Butler FIRST ROW: Kaye Hammon, Fran Peterson, Vanae Sto- ker, Edith Matthews, Dorothy Stradley, La Dawn Wooley. Furthering girls' athletics and encouraging sports- manship and good conduct are the aims of the Girls' Athletic Association. In order to earn her award each year a girl must participate in three sport seasons with five games in each one. In addition it is necessary for her to engage in certain activities outside of school. The main social event of the year was the Christmas formal co-sponsored with the Letter-men. Camping at Payette Lakes for a weekend provided the highlight for this school term. Part of the success of this organization is due to the time and interest spent by their advisor, Miss Dean. Sponsored by -- Parma Theater and Motor Vu Green's Jewelry - Parma Valley Floral - Caldwell