Manlius High School - Mirror Devil Yearbook (Manlius, IL)

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The Manlius F. F. A. Chapter was issued their charter on October 14, 1929. The charter members, as near as they can be ascertained were Juniors -- A. Hansen, J. Olson, G. Draper, E. Frank, G. Wright, W. Christenson, W. Raabe, G. Oiler, S. Webb, G. Hewitt, E. Plumley, and W. Hartz. Sophomores -- W. Van Ormer, C. Swanson, W. Nelson, L. Hansen, Wm. Neahring, V. Anderson, C. Krager, G. Draper, M. Black, E. Larson, L. Smith, H. Anderson, and A. Johnson. Freshmen -- J. Stoens, V. Martin, V. Dabler, L. Hansen, W. Boyce, D. Christ- enson, G. King, M. Schuneman, O. Olson, L. Olson, C. Covell, M. Van Meir, K. Hamilton, and B. Olson. Since our chapter has been chartered we have had two members re- commended for the American Farmer Degree by the Illinois Association. These were -- Willis Barber in 1948 and Richard Oloffson in 1949. Ol offson received his degree at Kansas City, Mo. in October 1949. Also our chapter has had eighteen members qualify and receive the State Farmer Degree. These are 1934 - Glenn King, 1936 - Wayne Mohr, 1938 - Lawrence Van Meir, Verne Olson, 1939 - Marvin Clarey, 1940 - Raymond Van Poucke, 1943 - Rpbert Dale, Alvin Behrens, 1946 - Merle Dale, 1947 - Wilbur King, 1948 - Willis Barber, LaVerne Lebahn, Rich- ard Oloffson, Keith Olson, 1949 - Eugene Wirth, Mervyn Wilson, 1950 - Stanley Breiser, Dennis Schaefer. Also our chapter has had the Star State Farmer in Section III for two years. 1949 - Eugene Wirth, 1950 - Stanley Breiser. This year's officers are: President ........... Bill Gaunt Reporter . . . . . . Robert Lind Vice President . . . Ronald Hewitt Sentinal Secretary . . Jim Glafka . . . Jerry Dabler ason Advisor ........... . . Mr . Rice This page is sponsored by Smitties Store. Erics Cafe, Manlius Frozen Locker Dist. Mg. --Manlius, Illinois . . . . . . . . Robert Fox Parlirnentarian Treasurer . . . . . . . . Ned Swn , and C.H. Martin, 18

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Class Officers for First Semester SEVENTH GRADE Last fall thirty-six boys and girls enrolled in the seventh grade, very eager to see what Junior High would be like. The class was composed of sixteen girls and twenty boys. At the beginning of the second sem- ester Janet Pyse transferred making a total of thirty-seven. We have the distinction Mrs, Ballard of being the largest class in the building. We found Junior High to be a very busy place. Besides our regular sev- enth grade work we found that we could share in many extra curricular activities such as shop, band, chorus, home ec. , and phys. ed. The boys have enjoyed taking part in many athletic activities. We elected Beth Swanson and Marilyn Gallentine as cheerleaders from the seventh grade. Pres. ..... . . . Billy Fisher Vice Pres. . . . . . Beth Swan-son Sec. ........ Marilyn Gallentine Treas. ....... Theora Wiseman Class Officers for Second Semester Pres. . . . . . . Marlene Fordham Vice Pres. . . . . George Schmitt Sec. ............... Kay Nelson BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Beverly Truedson, Katherine Miller, Pattie Anderson, Elaine Hartz, Edith Mueller, Dorothy Martin, Theora Wiseman, Bettie Anderson. SECOND ROW: Beverly Bruhn, Beth Swanson, Marilyn Gallentine, Marlene Fordham, Rita Cooksey, Kaye Nelson, Marilyn Vetter, Rosalie Snodgrass. THIRD ROW: Lawrence Treas. . . . . . . Patti Jo Andersen Reporter . . . . George House Dabler, Billy Webb, Ronald Kuepker, Richard Van Beuern, David Michlig, Ronald Nordstrom, George House, George Schmitt, Tommy Bell. FOURTH ROW: Donald Wertz, Orven Webb, Philip Fox, Richard De Brock, Grover Wells, George Krug, Charles Hotchkiss, Charles Boyce, Billy Fischer, Stanley Thorp. This page is sponsored by Uricks Ace Hardware and Gardner's Funeral Home-Prophetstowng Oscar Swan-New Bedford, and Tampico National Bank-Tampico, Illinois

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1 . Nlvg. f -2 kim? .f .. .,:. ,M ,.- A y t . rv: - 'Q ' ' ,. 5 M H ii F H. A. 1-411 anization formed to teach The Future Homemakers of America is an org young girls leadership, cooperation, and homemaking. All of the activities sponsored this year have been successful. The annual Christmas party was held after school and the evening was enjoyed by games and a chili supper. There are 50 members in F. H. A. this year and all the new members were duly initiated during the year. Mrs. Vernon Hartz was chosen as the Chapter Mother. The officers for the year were Annevieve Schmidt as president, Norma Hartz as vice president, Melva Lang as secretary, Francis Coggins as treasurer, Virginia Lundgren as reporter, Mrs. Vernon Hartz as Chap- ' Code as advisor. ter M other, and Mis s K This page is sponsored by McCarthys Super Market, Bruce Jewelers, Gonigam 8g Hill Co. , and John Deere Sales 8g Service--Walnut, Illinois I9