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l FIRST ROW flefrto rightjg Richard Wolter, Robert Taylor, Richard Schwartzlow, Ezra Hoesly, Edward Ruef, David Morgan, Mr. Keen. SECOND ROW: Robert Miller, John Badertscher, Robert Olsen, Gary Hawkins, William Vigdahl, Gerald Olsen, William Hahn, Gary Klemm. THIRD ROW: Edwin Meichtry, Brian Riemer, James Miller, David Elmer, Ernest Frie, Gordon Reavis, Bruce Young, Edward Cox, Roy Niedermeier. FOURTH ROW: Clifford Niedermeier. Arthur Krattiger, George Trezek, Donald Amundson, Dale Lee, Daniel McCoo1, Allen Olson. F. F. A. President . . . ...... . Ezra Hoesly Vice-President . . . . Ed Ruef Secretary . . . Dave Morgan Treasurer . . . . Bob Taylor Reporter. . . Dick Wolter Sentinel . .Dick Schwartzlow Advisor .............. Mr. Keen The F. F. A. has been very active the past year. As a reward for its activity the club received a Chapter Honor Award issued by the Wisconsin Association of Future Farmers. The F. F.A. won third prize on a conser- vation booth at the county fair. The corn judging team won the Reserve Champion plaque at the Regional Corn Show. Other prizes received by our members were, Reserve Champion award in the State Corn Show by Bill Vigdahl. Bill Vigdahl and Dick Wolter won first prize and Gary Klemm second at the Regional Corn Show. Cash awards were won by other mem- bers on test plots of Wisconsin corn. Plans are now being made for our annual Parent-Son Banquet. Our club meets the first and third Wednesday of every month. There are 15 'greenha,nds and 17 chapter farmers. - -Ezra Hoe sly
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FIRST ROW: Flora Stuessy, Elaine Sta Patricia Wish D aland, Carolyn Pi . onna Weidma lene Tre nnow, Doris Williams, Karen Z n, Marjorie Wendler, Marjorie Z' zek. Mary Wolden, Joyce W 'b Deniese Schlittl immerli, Lorna Stuessy iltner, Jeanine Zumbach. SECOND ROW: Dar ei el, Phyllis Weidman, Ronna Strommen, Nancy Pryce, Carole Olsen er, Susan Schultz, Mary Olin, Shirley Schultz, Lila Stencel, Mrs. Anderson. THIRD ROW: Llmda Pfisrerer. Marie Schmitz, Colleen Wolter. Linda Witt, Susan TenEyck, Richard Wolter, Ion Sveom, Gary Ringen, Donald Olsen, Enid Zimmerli. FOURTH ROW: Trygve Strommen, William Vigdahi. Richard Schwartzlow, Edward Ruef, Lewis Wheeler, George Trezek, Sidney Wheeler, David ' Gary Olin. FIFTH ROW: Robert Taylor, Jerry Pryce, Denn' Rostad, Dirk Sveom, Club Robert Taylor Jerry PfYCe Marjorie Wendler Sidney Wheeler Mrs. Anderson . er the David Morgan re1gned ov dance. members During the Year, tlrfittees Which were divided into Com 11 of the Pep Planned and managed a sessions. 37 i Pfisterer, Jer is Schroeder, J ry Schmitt, ohn Schrech, Ro ' get Wichelt, Dona ld
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FIRST ROW Cleft to ri hty: Elaine Staaland, Darlene Severson, Mary Jane Culles, Charlene Lentz, Ruth Pinnow, I-larlene Tayfor, Donna Weidman, Katherine Pinnow. SECOND ROW: Marjorie Ziltener, Darlene Trezek, Dolores Morgan, Judy DeVoe, Judith Mauerman, Gloria Challoner. Judy Lee, Bessie Regenold, Bette Montefelt. Mrs. Cain. THIRD ROW: Sarah Conway, Mary Ann Olin, Carolyn Hoff, Colleen Wolter, Beverly Kundert, Ph llis Weidman, Linda Witt, Ellen Fisher, Beth Montefelt. FOURTH ROW: Marie Schmitz, Joanne Zuhlke, Carolyn Wendler, Ronna Strommen, Doris Williams, Janet Gadow, Marjorie Wendler. Beverly Schwartz. F. II. A. President . . . . . . . Mary Jane Culles Vice-President . Harlene Taylor Secretary . . . . . Judy Lee Treasurer . . . Carolyn Wendler Parliamentarian . . Gloria Challoner Historian . . . . Judy DeVoe Reporter. . . . Donna Weidman Advisor ........... Mrs. Esther Cain The Future Homemakers of America meet the second Friday of every fnpgfith. All girls who have taken Home Economics for one year are el- lgl e. The colors of the Future Homemakers of America are red and white. Theyqare symbolic of youth and home life. . he flower of F. H. A, is a red rose. The red rose is symbolic of vibrant, glowing health which contributes to happiness and efficiency in hOme and group life. We do various projects during the year. We have sold Christmas and everyday greeting cards, sponsored a May Dance, contributed to the local White Gift at Christmas. We invite the faculty to our ini- tiation ceremony and afterwards served Christmas refreshments. Our F, H. A, float, A Rainbow of Good Luck for B. H, S. placed Second this year. --Mary Jane Culles
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