Longfellow High School - Log Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

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FFA Members Encouraged evelopment of Leadership FFA officers, Arnold Arp, Jerry Trimble, Melvin Lowell, Jerry McKeen, Laverne Marcus and Paul Kimmons, stop a few minutes after an executive meeting to look through a scrap- book of completed projects. by Shirley Randecker 'l'lu- :rim of tlu- irlllllft' l :u'nu-rs of .Xnu-ru-gi .Ns :ui 0Xll'il-L'lll'l'lL'lll2il' zivtivily. llu- Ululm lllK'l is lu pmnumu- viu-:ltimizil 1lQfl'lL'lllllll'l'. tu crcnu- during rc-gulzn' mlcsigimu-il :uctivity pi-rimls un- iium- iiiu-ra-st in fxiriniiig, ln mln-vc-lop cilizc-iisliip dm. tm, 5,,l,,.,.,.iS,,,,, uf M,-. ll- yy. Xy,.h,,,,A :nul uullu-i':11imi, tu K'llk'fllll'2lQK' tlirifl :uul to ile- wlnp riiml ln-zulcrsliip. 'l'lu-ii' motto vmisists Nlzmy nu-mlu-rs pzirticipzitc- in clistricl pulmlic f 'WIP' flllll' llllw- but H1050 illl' flllffl Wlill :uul orc-c-fl siu-zilcing. :uul also lczirn lum' to mn- llfmll l,l l 5 l'l'5' :md Shuw HW l lllf,l 'l l uf rluvt :uul luke- pzirt in pulmlic lllt't'llllg,fS. fiuzuu-v xu-xx' ul llu- nziluni s vuiiiug fzirnu-rs. llu- niutlo is: ui.L'1ll'lllllQ lu lin, lining lu l.t-rim. lfririiiiig tlu-msclvcs mul IlCKlllll'L' civic 11-spuiisiliililic-s. 'l'lu- . .. . ,. - -1- ' 'i - -. z li- -xliililinff f lu I.ix'i-, l.ix'mg to N-rvc. lluring tlu- pzisl Umm mn ng Umtht md tt ix i N U w-nr, llu- nu-mlu-rs lim-fl llll lo this :lim :uifl llwblllflf ill lllf' lillffillll fhllllll' lrilll' Wl 'f' il lllll'luiSL' tw tlu- lu-st uf llu-ii' zillilily. fn-w of llu- iiiipcwlziiil :wlivilics this fzill. .QQ rl FFA-Row 1: H. W. Welton, advisor, Paul Kimmons, Jerry McKeen, Melvin Lowell, Jerry Trimble and Arnold Arp. Row 2: Moses Belmudez, Don Henderson, John Anderson, Ronald Kegley, Rex Montgomery, Willis Sorensen, Donald Kenton, Fred Moes and Ronald Fox. Row 3: Wayne Wolford, Dick Gergen, Bill Surface. Robert Anderson, Harlan Kring, Dean Kring, Richard Vannoy, Spencer Hecox, Boyd W. Deets, Charles Kuebler and Ronald Greenamyre. Row 4: Clifford Lindholm, Earnest Vannoy, Dick Potter, Lesley Wiemer, Donald Steinmark, Calvin Spellman, Richard King, Larry Hendrickson, Eldon Payne and David Campbell. Page 24

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Un judging trips to a number of towns, several members brought back honors as they always have in the past. As a money-making project for the year, the chapter purchased a I lampshire sow. lXluch of their work was basetl upon farm safety antl everything connectecl with the phase of farm work. The boys also carrietl on many projects of their own :luring the year. .-Xt the annual lfun lfeetl, Mr. XX'alter Mont- gomery, Kearney, ancl Mr. liob tlrtwig, Am- herst, were revealecl as the year's honorary members. The watermelon bust, skating party anml hayrack ritle were enjoyetl hy all who at- tenfletl. hlembers who were seniors were given an airplane rifle over their homes at the close of the year. l.ater in the year, the FF.-X members helfl an open house for incoming eighth grarlers. The object of this was to give these students an iclea of the aim anal purpose of the club. The FIFA members partieipatecl in the eol- lection for the Commtmity Chest Drive by col- lecting funmls from their neighboring farms. They gave safety stickers to deserving students who tlrive to school tluring the year. Anal the school nurse furnishetl the club the name of a neezly family in Kearney. The members ' we .Q 1 l I , . ..... , A W :W 5 ,MM fs.m.q . .5 ' M ' 'Www-...,,,,,, F. .ay Larry Henderson's picture of his project copped him a second place in the competition. brought clothing anml foocl for this family ancl presenteml the gifts to them at Christmas. The officers playecl 2l.11 important part in making the club successful. They were Melvin Lowell, presitlentg Jerry T1'imble, seeretaryg .Xrnoltl .-Xrp, treasurcrg l'anl liimmons, re- porterg anml l.avcrne Markus, sentinel. The club is one of the outstancling groups in the state. ,Nncl has been ratecl as one of the top two chapters in Nebraska. .X few years ago, this chapter succeetletl in receiving a Silver lfmblem National Rating. Melvin Lowell is shown with the natlon's best calf, belonging to Frank Robinson, as Jerry Trimble, Arnold Arp, Fred Moes, Paul Kimmons, Laverne Markus, Don Kenton and Richard Vannoy admire it. This picture of Rex Montgomery's project won for him first prize at the annual FFA contest. Page 25