Greencastle High School - Minaret Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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'lllaa .T , .ig rv bv MERICA U M QQWRE I ,-. MA Kms ..! X 11 in The F.H.A. initiates are: First Row, Left to Right: M. Jordan, M. Kearschner, P. Chase, P. Gibson. P. Jordan, J. Reeves, D. Dudley, Mrs. Livesay. Second Row: J. Martin, J. Johns, M. Pell, Mrs. Compton, Miss McClure, D. Mandleblatt, A. Burk, L. Pitts, S. Pinaglio, R. Nichols. Third Row: M. Overshiner, J. Lewis, S. Chase, J. Johnson, B. Pehan, L. Pearson, O. Higgins, A. Livesay. The Greencastle Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America combined projects and social events to make a successful and enjoy- able year. The girls sold Christmas cards, doughnuts, and hot dogs. Initiation of new members was planned around a family pitch-in supper. A gift exchange, caroling, and games made the Christmas party an enjoyable event. Members of the chapter attended the fall district meeting at Lebanon and the spring meet- ing at Noblesville. This year the club initiated a list of standards for the gifts annually given to seniors and also a basis for selecting an out- standing senior girl. Assisting the advisor, Mrs. Compton, were Rachel Jordon, president, Carolyn Berry, vice- president, Beverly Best, secretary, Alice Livesay, treasurer, Maryland Kershner, parliamentarian, Arlene lkamire, historian, Pat Chase, editor, and Joyce Reeves, civil defense leader. The chapter was honored to have one of its members, Alice Livesay, serving as District song leader.

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-8 E Wifi 110122 Elected most studious, Rachel and Monte are contemplating college. Finished at lastl Art and Sally, most likely to succeed, are quite pleased with their accomplish- ment. Q 1 U x S ! , if 1 E9 , Elected most athletic! For Patty and Larry, it's Proct ice! Practice! Practice!

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'lllfzen 'lllz 'wan .7 Champion Crops Judging Team: Akers, J. Arnold, A, Jones, A. Jon Both the Future Farmers of America and the 4-H ers know that working together in teams is an important part of their lives. This year, they placed high in the State contest, and well up in the National com- petition. The 4-H club re- ceived several championships in the county contest. Mr. Akers is their chapter advisor. Serving as officers are John Aker, president, Vern Dudley, vice-president, Bowen Akers, secretary, Jesse Hutche- son, sentinel, and Paul Evans, treasurer. Winners of 4-l-l Championships! B. es. B. Akers, S. Akers, l. Stout, P. Evens, D. Miller, D. Sutherlin. Alvin Jones, DeKalb Vocational Agricultural Medal, John Aker, Star Chapter Former. Award Letter Winners in Judging and Demonstration Row One J Akers B Akers D Rohn D Miller Row Two H Taylor A Jones l Stout C Spencer ,G ,