Amery High School - Amerian Yearbook (Amery, WI)

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front Rou Stexe Ploszai. Warren Arneson, Glen Nlettler. fvlr. Starkey. August Dumper, Dean Volt: Francis Spurrell, .-Xrvid Nlyhrwold Glen Bruner Frank Plos:aj. Archie Spurrell. 'led Bartnik Second Rau Rox Houghdahl. Clifford Fredrickson, Dale Fox. Lawrence Lovegren. Lester Swanson, Elder Larson. Donald johnson Harold Porter. Lawrence Ziegler, Bob Yoltz. Earl lxerson, Willard Kieseth, Raymond Lee. Benard Nlunson Thzrd Rau Reuben NVaalen, Clyde Fox. Rovce fvlvhre, Alvin fvlillerman. Stewart Titze. Bob Anderson. Orville lverson, Clement Roch ford XX ilfred Kuhl, EdwardwNordahl. .Klan Nlooncy. Clzirl johnson. Orin jerdee, Howard Ciorty Future Farmers of America The following boys went to Madison last October to take part in the State judging Contest: Lawrence Ziegler, Archie Spurrell, and Harold Porter for the Stock judging Teamg Arvid lvlyhrwold, Francis Spurrell, and Dean Voltz for the Poultry and Egg judging Team. Arvid Nlyhrwold and Dean Voltz also took part in the Farm Fact Contest. Raymond Lee was delegate to the Future Farmers Annual Meeting. The Poultry and Egg Team won the following places: first in egg judging, receiving a cupg first in poultry judging, receiving a cupg first in poultry and egg judging combination. receiving a cup and banner. Dean Voltz was high individual and Arvid Nlyhrwold was third in the state for poultry judging. Arvid Myhrwold placed tenth in Farm Facts. The Future Farmers hold their meetings in the agriculture building at noon. The officers are: Francis Spurrell, presidentg Dean Voltz. vice-president: Glen Bruner. secretaryg August Dooper, treasurerg Arvid Myhrwold. reporter. There are thirty-eight paid members. -'Wk F -s Q. 41-M V- 2683! Stock judging Team F F A Delegate to Xfladison oultry and Egg judging Team Page 4:

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Front Rauf: Barbara Corres, Curtis Hansen, Howard Thompson, Glen Bruner, Mildred Schmidt, Miss Ede. Orpha Framsted Enid Haskins, Marguerite Lien, Marion Behling Secargiesgwweigjancgciplurrggeriicnrn' I!a2te?i,nG5rrtiru1de Crewe, Florence Halverson, Mildred Hillestad, Elaine Anderson, Marjory Suther Third Row: Gene Hansen, Donald Lien, Clayton Schwalen, Beth hilary Xlooney, Yvlargarel Crenz, Doris Fox, Dorothx Selxig Elsie Peterson, Lydia lvlelin, Charlotte Nlorrison. P21550 44 Red Warrior Staff Editor . . . . . . Mildred Schmidt Assistant Editor . . Barbara Corres Class Reporters: Senior . . Betty Wendt junior . . . . Ann Yates Sophomore , . Charlotte Morrison Freshman ..... Cene Hansen Feature . . . Marjorie Suthers. Marguerite Lien Home Economics . .... Orpha Framstad Ci.A.A, . . . Beth Mooney Forensics . Dorothy Selvig Music . Curtis Hanson Sports . Clayton Schwalen Agriculture ..,,...,.. Francis Spurrell Publication . , Helen Anderson. Lydia Nlelin. Doris lfox. Margaret Crenz. Nlildred Hillestad, Enid Haskins Circulation . ,,... Elaine Anderson. Vernon Hubert Cartoonist . ..,. Donald Lien Humor . . . . Elsie Peterson Business Manager . . . . . Glen Bruner Assistant Business Manager . l loward Thompson

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lfronl Row: Nliss lohnson, 'Ruth johnson, lxlyrtle Emerson. Betty Wendt, Xlarion Behling, Enid Haskins, Miss Klimeck Aecond Row: Gloria Christenson, Shirley C.ornwall. Katharine Guanella, Gertrude Morrison, Beth lxflarv Nlooney, Yxonne Olson, Catherine Yietor, Betty Ann Nelson ' Page 40 Home Economics Club During the fall of 1935 our Home Economics department organized a Home Economics Club, and when school started again this fall, we reorganized our club for another year of service. We now have a total enrollment of one hundred and thirty-six members, the largest George Ellsey Home Economics department in Wisconsin. The following officers were elected: President, Betty Wendt, Vice- President, Gertrude Morrison, Secretary, Shirley Cornwallg Treasurer, Myrtle Emerson. Throughout the two years we have served for several large banquets. This year we served for the FFA., the' School Masters, the junior and Senior Prom and for the Community Club Banquets. We served milk to underweight grade children. Last year we gave fruit baskets to some needy people for Christmas and we fixed up some old dolls and toys and gave to unfortunate children, We had a Christmas party this year in honor of Miss Reese, who resigned as Home Economics teacher at Christmas time. Miss johnson, assistant Home Eco- nomics teacher, took Miss Reeses position and Miss Klimeck was hired to fill Miss johnsons former position. The first year home economics students made cotton dresses this year while the second year students made woolen ones. We have also had units on baking. canning, meal planning, meal preparations, etiquette and health. This course is a splendid help in developing a fine personality, for it is there that one has close contact and association with many members. On behalf of the department and club we wish to thank Miss Reese. Miss johnson. and Miss Klimeck for the fine advice and help they have given us.