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Industrial Al1s 3 . V T 'EE FIRST ROW: Mr. Harris, R, Owens, D. Skillin, H. Henne, J, Edwards. SECOND ROW: Joe Jugum, R, Gavranich, B, Brown, John Jugum, A, Ballard, F, Briggs, F. Talken, R. Smith. THIRD ROW: C. Dorsey, L. Allspaugh, K. Wilson, C. Weinreich, R. Anderson, J. L. Kendrex, B DuBose, D, Birdseye. This year the Industrial Arts Club membership totaled twenty-one. At the beginning of the year there were sixteen members, and five new members joined as soon as they were qualified. Each new member is required to make a small wooden model of a hand tool before being admitted to membership. The club's colors are black and silver, representing wood and metal. The purpose of the club is to acquire a better understanding of the shop and the work done there. This year's officers, elected last spring, were as follows: president, Robert Smithg vice-president, Ben DuBose3 secretary-treasurer, David Skillin. Mr. Eugene Harris was the club adviser. The I. A. Rifle Club met every other week for practice and participated in several National Rifleman postal meets.
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rx- .iii-',,-.em-. A if V ' 1 - A 'W -I 'QT' ' 'M L: !ff'5I5igEi?l7lR?9B?'Yif357?3TF95 51 ,.1?'gf8MWTNY'S'lLiS.fEWE A r . - ,, f.,weLef2.xfMWfiwf:s2Qia.::f2:-Wi -A KK nfl FIRST ROW: J. Henson, R, Smith, D. Skillin, B. Balch, T, Porter, D. Dauterman, SECOND ROW: Mr. Balaam, W, Holland, V, Lucero, R, Sohnrey, H. Horr, H. Henne, A. Moore, G. Donoho, G. Crosley, S, Sears, B, DuBose, THIRD ROW: R. Brandt, W, McEnespy, G. Chambler, J. Luallen, R, Fletcher, C. Taresh, John Jugum, R. Bordin, W. Smith, J. Jenkins, FOURTH ROW: L, Isham, Joe Jugum, I. Cooprider, C. Dorsey, I. Luallen. J. Chesson, G. Chesson J. Stolp, J. Briggs, D. Birdseye, R. Birdseye. Future Farmers of America The Durham chapter of the Future Farmers of America started the year with forty-one members. The elected officers were David Skillin, presidentg Robert Smith, vice-presidentg Jerry Henson, secretaryg Douglas Dauterman, treasurerp Ben Balch, reporterg Tommy Porter, sentinel. Mr, Maurice Balaam served as chapter adviser. The first major activity of the year was the annual Parent-Son Banquet, held at the high school on December 2, 1955. This year the walnut crop was harvested, packaged and marketed by the members with some additional help because the crop was so large. The chapter donated 519.17 to the Yuba City Flood Relief Fund. Late in the spring the Annual Hard Times Dance was given. Student body members attended this event. Parliamentary Procedure teams were trained in each of the four classes, and the most outstanding team represented the chapter in Chico, December 20. Harley Henne participated in the public speaking contest and placed second in county competition. ln the cooperative quiz contest .Toe Chesson was runner-up in the Butte Section. The breeding stock of the chapter was continually improved and replaced throughout the year. The chapter's livestock included one Holstein heifer, two Hereford heifers, and twenty head of white face yearling ewes, donated by the Sears, Roebuck Company, one Holstein hener from the Butte County Calf Derby, and one Duroc gilt donated by Warren Brusie. Many members of the chapter showed at the fair in Chico and planned to show at the Butte County Fair Gridley. Entries were made in farm mechanics, livestock, and poultry. The boys also had an exhibition booth and a demonstration team. The chapter obtained a Master Chapter rating for the fourth successive year. Z8
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