Creston High School - Annual Yearbook (Creston, OH)

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INM ANNMAl Fa Fl A., The F. F. A. CFuture Farmers of America? is a Hational Organization of farm boys, organized for the purpose of promoting interest and ability in Agriculture. The local chapter has been organized two years, and this year carried a membership of twenty boys, Last Fall, the F. F. A. in cooperation with the R, O. H, sponsored a two-day Community Fair at the school house. The receipts from the TF2ir were to be used in furthering the work of the Organization throughout the year. The Fair consisted of different classes of exhibits for which prom inns were paid, Commercial displays and exhibits by the business men of the town, carnival acts and side shows put on by outside organizations, and a major entertainment of a Minstrel show the last night, put on by the boys themselves. Part of the receipts were used to finance a trip to Chicago to at- tend the International Livestock Show in December. Seven of the local boys spent five days in Chicago visiting the Livestock Show, Union Stock- yards, Swift's 'Fackinig Plrnit, Chicago Boar'd of' Trai'.'e', 'li-arshall.-Fields De- partment Store, Field's Museum, Adler Planetarium, Municipal Airport, and the Merchandise Mart, as well as other points of interest in down - town Chicago. Other activities of the Organization during the year were: The starting of a Purebred Swine Chain for the purpose of increasing the nun- bcr of Purebred animals in the conmunityg the sponsoring of a Parent-Son and Daughter Banquet in cooperation with the R. O. H.: the participation of F. F. A., basketball and soft ball temnsg the participation in State Livestock and grain judging contest at Columbus, The group also took part in the district public speaking contest with Ralph Krabill as com- testant for the second straight year. m s w s s s s THE FARMER The farmer works in the field all day, And when itfs ready, he harvests the hay. He sells his crops at the market place And earns some money for his wife some lace. -Wayne Reese H94H

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DIUIIQ AXNNUUAIL HMM is for Mugwump, the sohoolfs news sheet: Here are its editors for you to greet, i First Row: Second Row: Top Row: vv-XX' ITUC-WUTIEP STAFF gg Harold Carter, Auuetta Sherwin, Nancy MeGuff, Betty Davis, Betty Strong, Leroy Haley, Mildred Weidenan, Margaret tha Christy, Dolores Long, Tyler, Arthur Repp, Mar- Mr. Matthews, Deyid Matteson, Wreta Mace, Hilton Blough, Nina Leh- man, Betty Zehner, amass Editor ------------- W - - Nina Lehman Features --------------- Leroy Haley Sports -------F---- H - - - Junior Blough M - - - - - - - - - - - - A - - - - - - Arthur Repp Art- ------- ' --------- Margaret Tyler Greie Reporter H -----'----- Nancy HeGuff Reporters ----s-- Marthn,ChriotyQ Betty Strong David Matteson, Betty Zehner, Betty Davis, Wrote Mace, Dolores Long. P Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Production - - - - Stencils H - - 4 - Faculty Advisor- - BUSINESS L-4---Q...-... --.....,.....-.. -Q---vnu-vv-1 u--uv--v,-Q-v-1 ---....... ll QI 41 ll ,.......-. Harold Carter Clarence Lee ....,,.. - - - - Harold Garter - - - Leroy Haley -Sorior Typing Glass. Mr. Matthews

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' 1D!UIl.2 ANNWUAXIL NNN is for Necessity of the F. F. A. To Teach boys to milk and how to make hay. , -Y -l 7 I7 'hi First Row: Second Row: Top Row: F, F. A., A Robert Herman, Robert Yarnell, Ralph Krabill, Frank Sacha, Eugene Uhl, Dwight Keltz. Robert Dunlap, - Harry Fry. Mr. Beasley, Junior Metsker, Walmer, Eugene Lehman, Allan Richard Thompson, Andy Herman, Robert Giet. Mike Marko, Bernard Jeffers, Marko, Dale Beichler, Junior 2FP!49F2lGfk-Phu President ---- Frank Sacha Vice President- - Dale Litman Secretary ---- Eugene Uhl Treasurer - - - Ralph.KraEill Reporter ----- Andy Marko Watch Dog - - Robert Yarnell w x x 1 x 2 MOTTO LEARHING TO DO, A DOING TO,LEARN, EARNING TO LIVE, LIVING TO SERVE. ll QD 41 ll