Elko High School - Pohob Yearbook (Elko, NV)

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'ff FFA The Future Faimcis of Amciica IS an extiacuiiiculal activity having its oxigin and loot in a definite P311 of the school CLIIIICUIUDI Vocational Agricul tuit Among othu things membels ltain thiough active paiticipation how to conduct and take pait in a public meet ing to speak in public to buy and sell eoopeiatiuly to solvc then own prob lems' to tmanct themselves' and to as- sume civic responsibility. Thr Chapter has completed various work projt cts this ycar, including the building of chicken houses, planting of tlowers, trees, shrubs, and the preparing of garden plots. These projects of work ale usually dont when thc chaptu 15 out on a field study Ol whenuei the weathel pc imits A H15 bt dlltlflll and successful halust ball was sponsored by the F F A with the assistance of thc Home Economics Depaitmf nt The pioeuds of this ball wcnt to the puiehast ot a V231 bond Also thc F. F. A. has eollcctcd ten tons ol scrap metal to aid tht war effort. Officers of the F. F. A. this yt ar are: Ccorgze Plunkett, Prfsident' Will M - Knight, Vice-President: Bill Kane, Treas- urer, Henry Aguirre, Secretary: Benton Bell, Reporter: Mr. Larson, Sponsor. R. H, '-13'

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DE LAUREOLA The laurel the Giecian emblem ol' victory and triumph and the Roman ie Ward for coulag, 'ind biavery are the symbols ot this organization Membels of DeLau1eola are tau! ht that they have at tained a victory by tuliilling high stan dards in scholaiship conduct and school spirit The purpose oi' tl. society is to foster and encourage, interests in the study of history economies and civics among its members and throughout the school. Active members of this organization are chosen from among the students of the high school by the Executive Committee of DeL'iureol'i by and with the advice and consent oi' a majority of members of the organization. The following ,re the qualifications for membership: He must have had an aver- age of B in histoiy and allied subjects tor a period oi one semestei together with the recommendations of each faculty member under whom he has studied at the time of admission and in addition he must have honor points equal to eight multiplied by the total number of se mes tels he has been a student in Elko High School. A few of the outstanding activities are: Sadie Hawkins dance' initiations and a banquet following each initiation' the annual senior banquet' series of pay as- semblies. rhe officers of the club are: Milo Price President' Robert Brown Vice-President' Norma Santochi Tre asurer' Barbara Ogilvie Secretary' and Miss Haukness Sponsor. M. P. 43 22