Effingham High School - Signet Yearbook (Effingham, IL)

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FUTURE NURSES J The principal object of the Future Nurses Club is to acquaint girls interested in that field with the nursing profession. Girls who belong to the club are helped in their selection of a school and they also learn about the opportunities of nursing. Another important aim of Future Nurses is to foster the development of student leadership. Throughout the year, the girls take part in many interesting activi- ties which have to do with nursing, Tours are made through hospitals and institutions so the girls may actually see nurses in action, The nursing profession is a noble one and those girls who intend to enter it take their club worlf seriously. f- 1 Parient's Doing Fine! Sally Siddens and Elna Jackson, mem bers of the Future Nurses Club, are demonstrating the proper way to take a patient's tem- perature. At the present time the United States has over 400, 000 active graduate nurses and 100, 000 student nurses. Front row: Elna Jackson, Janice Gillespie, Mrs. Free, Advisor: Paula Engel, Sylvia Townsend. Second row: Marilyn Strobel, Myrna Brown, Connie Bosley, Sharon Scherer, Marcia Lohrmann, Darlene l-letzel, Janice McCal1en, Clarice Shadwell, Glenda Lidy, Billie Ann Chance, Linda Lankford, Peggy Barker. Third row: Carolyn Dugan, Linda Landers, Doris James, Patty Lidy, Barbara Beatty, JoAnn Medlin, Roxanne White, Ruby Larimer, Alice Pals, Barbara Koester, Ada Marie Verdeyen, Glenda Broom, Alice Hays. Fourth row: Linda Bergfeld, Rosemary Deters, Marilee Habbe, Sharon Croft, Carolyn Krueger, Judy Cutts, Jeanne Senior, Hope Hansen, Stephanie Walker, Alice Goldstein, Virginia Dasenbrock, Kathy Zimmermann, Nancy Jenkins. 4 . .. xf.bz1 QV' Thispage IS sponsored byJ R Burnett M D I J Devitt, M D P C Rumore M D

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FUTURE DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA Purposes and Aims: l, Creating an abiding interest in distribution as a vocation. 2, Creating an appreciation of the contribution of distribution to a higher standard of living, 3. Developing respect for vocational education and a desire for vocational growth during school and adult life through co-opera- tive training, 4, Providing for exploration ofvocational opportunities in distribution, 5, Encouraging high ethical standards in business. 6, Fostering a realization of the civic, social, and moral responsibilities of business to society, '7, Nurturing appreciation for the contributions of the arts and sciences Mary Rentfrow and Rita McDaniel Smith to business- work in the DE Bookstore. FDA operaiCS the bookstore as a service to the school. Officers are: Rita Smith, President, Sharon Cruse, Vice President, This bookstore carries a COmP1efe line Of Mary Rentfrow, Secretary-Treasurer, Barbara Milligan, Reporter, student supplies. Activities: l, Representation at the State Convention 2, Representation at the Area Convention 3. Employer -employee banquet 4, Operation of the DE bookstore 5, Annual trip to a metropolitan shopping center 6. Local meetings 7. Various local social activities Front row: Mr. Winans, Advisor, Rita Smith, President, Sharon Cruse, Vice President, Mary Rentfrow, Secretary-Treasurer, Barbara Milligan, Reporter, Marilyn White, Second row: Danny Ballard, Floyd Anderson, Leo Schmohe, Myron White, David McWhorter, Don Lowry,

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f 1 -- . rt -1. N' ' ,1 Q 1 -,ff ' t ,f X - Y . Jeffrey Gillespie, on right, gives Jerry Martin a hand on finishing his creep feeder in agriculture Il. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America isa local and national organization of farm boys pursuing farming as a vocation, ln the local chapter, through the various committees and co-operative activities, they are striving for better citizen- ship, so that they may be of service to their high school, their community, and their country, FFA officers are, Jerry Ready, President, Elwood Webb, Vice President, Jeffrey Gillespie, Secretary, Fred Krueger, Treasurer, Jerry Martin, Sentinel, Ron Ashbaugh, Reporter, Mr. Gowler, Advisor. FFA CALENDAR OF EVENTS 1956-1957 September 6 September 8 September 13 October 2 October 3 October 10 October 16 October 23 November 1 November 6 November 2 0 December 4 December 14 December 18 December 23 January 4, 1957 January 12 January 15 January 15 February 5 February 19 March 5 March 19 April 2 April ' io U. of I. Dairy Day Section FFA Fair Salem County Livestock Outlook FFA Meeting - Election of officers Leadership Training School for FFA officers at St, Elmo Deadline for Grain and Poultry Show entries FFA Meeting Land Use Selection Con- test - Effingham Grain and Poultry Show and Contest - Teutopolis FFA Meeting FFA Meeting FFA Meeting Greenhand initiation FFA Meeting Beginning of Pest Control Contest FFA Meeting Donkey Basketball Game FFA Meeting End of Pest Control Contest FFA Meeting FFA Meeting FFA Meeting FFA Meeting FFA Meeting Parliamentary Procedure Con test - Greenville Front row, Fred Krueger, Treasurer, Jeffrey Gillespie, Secretary, Jerry Ready, President, Mr, Gowler, Advisor, Jerry Martin, Sentinel, Elwood Webb, Vice President, Ron Ashbaugh, Reporter, Second row: Lee James, Larry Verdeyen, Earl Sigrist, Danny Macklin, Robert Having, Jim Wallace, Kenneth Bow- man, Gary Ohnesorge. Third row: Gary Stewart, Newlin Martin, David Plummer, Larry Marxmann, Charles Stiffler, Sam Townsend, John Chisler, Marion Higgs.