David City High School - Scout Yearbook (David City, NE)

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N-Q Vocational Agnculture X Don Mahlxn cmd LeRoy Svoboda paint a wagon box in R O Gmgery welds with the acetylene torch as vocational agriculture shop Bob Fadschild Ed Duren and Bob Doner look on FUTURE FARMERS One of the largest classes at David C1ty High School the vocat1onal agnculture de partment 1S drawing the attention of many students Fllong Wllh vocat1onal agriculture classes the students have an organization the Future Farmers of I-lmerica The F F I-l is self support ing and run by the members in the chapter In the Chapter there are 61 members now enrolled Tne FFH had the concession rights at football games The group also made and sold hog troughs They also sold greet1ng cards to rarse funds for the organization as a money rcusing pro1ect With the money the orgamzation made they took a trip last summer through western Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming Miles Andel and his grand champion senior boar at the 1949 Butler County Fair. F.F.A. OFFICERS Top row, left' to right. include Kenneth Klingemann, secretary, Robert Gingery, advisor, Donald Bohaty, vice president. Bottom row. Ed Duren, reporter, Bill Peters, treasurerg George Clymer, president, and Miles Andel, sentinel. Page 15

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HOME ECONOMICS Peggy Murphy takes cookxes out ol the new Un1versal oven whlle Dorothy Buckley stlrs fudge Under the able 1nstruct1on of M1ss Elame Ludden many th1ngs were done 1n the home maklng department Two new stoves and a refngerator were purchased for the home economxcs kttchen Bes1des the sewlna and cookmg VGTIOUS other Dro1ects were carrted out that were 1m posslble to carry out 1n class 10 Ann Iostes and Wllma Svoboda complete thelr sewmg umt The Future Homemakers of Hmenca oth cers for the year were Ioan Hnderson Hen r1etta Svoboda Donna Scnbner Mary Beth Moran Io Carolyn Kroeger Peggy McElravy and Donna Wadkms Plans were made for a covered d1sh dlnner a freshman tea a WG1Sl l1ne dlnner a hard t1me dance PHP! Iumor Degree tests meeungs and Par11amentary Procedure FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 5 Tl: F I-LA. OFFICERS Rose Marte Flech and Mary Beth Moran adrmre the sgq-ndmgL?fuElnghgLDg3nq Scnbner Mary Beth Moran Peggy Murphy msn ame u en Cake ihey made for an FH A party Seated loft to nqhl Io Carolyn Kroeger Hennetta Svoboda Page 14 Iocm Anderson Donna Watkxns and Peggy McE1ravy .. 1 X 5 4 . '--O f - , x ' . , T . . A 1 - . . 1 , ' 1 ' . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ' - - u . 11 . . . . 1 ' , - - - u . , V , . . . , ls 0 nlnizuu-nun ' ' .V ' , A lf' in . - . 'sf X 5 X lf- ' 1 -5 1 X-. , - S ' '- s '- Lf . L ' Q x ' q u...n , nal I . : 1 1 , . : 1 I I .

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Page 16 SCHOOL Custodrans Ervm Rerucha and Ro Welt SERVICES t ' SK rf , Y S Robert Dormer uses the antr freeze gauge to pause from therr dutres to flmsh decorcrtmg see rf the school bus meets specltrcatrons the Chrrstmas tree rn the study hall or wmter weather -iq How does the food taste boys? Through the combmed efforts of Roy Welte Bob Dormer Ervm Rerucha Iohn Tomek and Fred Stafford the school 13 kept clean and orderly Other school SGTVICES mclude trarrsporta t1or1 to and from school and to the out of town games Thls IS furmshed by the bus dr1vers Fred Stafford Iohn Tomek Ervm Re-racha ard Bob Dormer Hpproxrmately 150 meals a day are pre pared by Mrs Vern Blevms and Mrs lohn Tomek for 'he Davrd C1ty Hrgh School students m the last but probably the most rmportant school servrce -1 1 I ' . , I r A .X Q A f .1 J 'Sf A1 t v - U ff , . . - X . , , f ' 1 A I 1 ' A - J . - n . , 1 A ' ' 1 . I .