Auburn High School - Invader Yearbook (Auburn, WA)

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NRA .. 'uf ' 1 min RY ares ' , .. e - . . , q4'txs4L.1- I, 'W A .--.-fd-.. , .,,,,, , - .. .Q M 4 .,,.. -Q.. lc , , . f -f I J Q- ff . . .Eff--. H Hi- ' .., - . . l . BEEF TRUST Leroy Johnson displays- his 970-pound -steer, Rea, which won Champion of Hereford Breed grBc:.IFges:ag1Be Grand Champion of FFA Division at the Northwest Junior Livestock Show held 1 , . FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ACTIVITIES The Year 1958-59 has seen many activities undertaken by the members of the Au- burn Chapter of Future Farmers of America. Under the superior guidance of Mr- Vance Venn, Auburn FFA adviser, the boys have taken a strong part in every fair, show, and contest presented in this area. , Last August the 'Auburn Chapter had several entries in the King County'Junior Fair at Enumclaw. A good many individual ribbons were won by members, and the chapter walked away with Herdsmanship trophy. Auburn was well represented at the big Western Washington Fair last September. The main entries were in the dairy department where the boys won several ribbons in both' Type and Showmanshipp Auburn also entered a judging team. The local chapter entered a team in the Parliamentary Procedure contest, the crops contests, the Co-op Quiz, several judging contests, and Jim Myrick entered the Public Speak- ing Contest. The biggest event of the year for the boys of the Auburn Chapter is the North- west Junior Livestock Show. They had many entries in both the steer and hog classes. Auburn's applicants for State Farmer Degree were LeRoy Johnson, and Bob Hocking. Also Jim.Myrick and Bob Hocking went to the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. Mis souri, last fall. Only a few of the FFA activities have been mentioned here. The accomplishments are too numerous to mention. The Auburn Chapter of Future Farmers of America is truly an organization of which the school and community can be proud. 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY DOXON AND SONS Mncsoss-mu oisrmuton nv c sneer soumnsr - Auaum, WASHINGTON - TE a-4555 I5 will-. fi-'.....7

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C3 ,mf-'N .f FFA OFFICERS Front row, left to right: Jim Myrick Qvice-Presidentj, Gerry Heath fChapter Sweethearty, Sandi Tibeau QChapter Sweetheartl, Quentin Sannes 4PresidentJ. Back row, left to right: Leroy Johnson fReporterj, Dick Smith lTreasurery, Tim Banks 1SentIneIJ, Barry King fSecretaryJ. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First row, left to right: Dennis Sundstrom, Jim Levar, Barry King, Leroy Johnson, Gerry Heath, Sandi Tibeau, Quentin Sannes, Jim Myrick, Tim Banks, Bill Hurson, Pete Dykstra. Second row, left to right: Mr. Vance Venn fAdviserJ, Louie Angehrn, Roger Wirachowaky, Dick Smith, Gary Olver, Larry Albright, Flon Ware, Mike Paquin, Tim Edwards, Dave St. Pierre, Charles Redington, Philip Timblin. Third row, left to right: Bud Sinclair, Don Stucker, Bob Hocking, Tom Pranger, Gary Mor- gan, Pete Zonneveld, George Guis, Dick Rice, Daryl Albright, Ed Sellers, Larry Harris. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY WEBSTER'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 307 C STREET SOUTHEAST - AUBURN, WASHINGTON - TE 3-2180 I4

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...- ,wssuf 7 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row one, left to right: Sue Swanson, Linda Porter, Nancy Fallert, Sharon Natsuhara, Donna Beers, Donna Burns, Gerry Heath, Karen McDonald. Row two, left to right: Carol Keeble, Kay Church, Linda Dalsgaard, Annette Zollinger, Pat Post, Daralyne McMasters, Elaine Norikane, Carolyn Sagara, Karen Acteson, Lucille Davenport. Row three, left to right: Mrs. Ena Cunningham 1Advisery, Linda LeMay, Lorna Murphy, Carol Moore, Marilyn Good- man. Jackie Fletcher, Jean Brinson, Gloria Scarpelli, Molly Kinney, Alice Miles, Randi Kalgaard, Joti Wolff, Judy Swanson. Row four, left to right: Vicki Karr, Vicki Stevens, Ann Linder, Pat Zonneveld, Karen Johnson, Rae Ann Fox, Sandy Tibeau, Corallee Morgan, Shirley Monson Goldie Moyer, Judy Gunderson, Katherine Holliday. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ACTIVITIES This year the Auburn Chapter of F.H.A. has been working diligently to receive its fourth red star on its Honor Chapter flag. Many proiects were successfully carried out and the club is one of the most active in the school. ln order to make money to support the various proiects the members sold coffee, cookies, and doughnuts to night school stu- dents during class intermissions. Among the non-profit proiects were the Father-Daughter Banquet, decoration of the halls at Christmas, and favors for the hospital on St. Val- entine's Day. 1 I F.H.A. OFFICERS Left to right: Linda Porter, Historian: Gerry Heath, Parliamentarian: Donna Burns, Secretary: Sue Swanson Song Leader: Donna Deers, President: Karen McDonald, Publicity Chairman: Sharon Natsuhara, Vice President Nancy Fallert, Treasurer. ' THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY EVERGREEN STATIONERS 119 EAsr MAIN sweet - Ausum, wAsHlNcoN - TE 3-4300 l6