Clinton High School - Builder Yearbook (Clinton, MN)

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THE EUHLUERQS 1939 JUNIOR- SENIOR BANQUET Last year the Juniors sponsored the show A Man To Remember to enable them to give a banquet. The banquet, held Friday evening, May 19, 1939, depicted a Mexican garden scene with the banqueters seated by tables inside the garden Walls. Claude Kennedy, toastmaster, presented each number of the program. Mr. Hofstad gave a little talk entitled To The Future. Other numbers were as follows: Welcome, by Dorothy Steeng a skit, Ferdinand the Bull, Was presented by Willa Gallinger, Marion Petrick, Russell Hofstad, and Claude Kennedy, a brief talk by each of the following: Joyce Smith, James Funk, and Shirley Chase. There were also musical numbers, a song by Dorothy Steen and Theona Jacobson, and a selection by the Mixed Octet. 4-H CLUB The Clinton chapter of the 4-H club is called the Junior Home Makers Club. We have an enrollment of thirty-one members. Regular meetings are held on the first Wednesday of every month. Upon agreeing to carry out one or more projects and with the consent of his parents, anyone between the ages of ten and twenty-one may join. The 4-H club organization offers to its members much more than its main object of learning through experience how to conduct approved practices in agriculture and home economics. It provides opportunities for making new friends, earning or saving money, enjoying wholesome social contactsg en- joying nature, books, art, good health, improving personalityg developing a sense of comradeship and cooperation, and learning early to exercise good judgements in making life decisions. 4-H clubs, deeply rooted in the nation, prepare youth for life. It is a great organization.

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THE EMRLUERK The Future Farmers of America The Future Farmers of America was organized by Roy E. Johnson in 1936 with thirteen charter members composing the roll. Throughout the years of organization we have contributed to judging contests both at Morris and at St. Paul. The following are the officers of this year's organization: David J. McDowell, adviser, Jack Simes, president, Theodore Nelson, vice-presidentg Claude Kennedy, treasurer, Robert Utley, secretary, Carlton Moberg, reporterg and Dale Hoxtell, watch dogf' Other members are as follows: Leroy Christen- son, Howard Fletcher, John Morris, Robert Suter, Jack Utley, Dale Yust, Grant Hagen, Everett Adolphson, Ralph Larson, Royce Williams, Gilbert Olson, Arlan Nelson, Prentiss Thorson, and Wilfred Kerstein. With this group of twenty-two fellows we have carried on a very active year. Our motto is Learning to Do, Doing to Learng Earning to Live, Living to Serve.

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