Mount Pulaski High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Mount Pulaski, IL)

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rf: lat. Row: A. Cook, M. Petemon, J. Guffey M. Buckles, M. A. Buckles, Milner. Treasurer, M. Schaler, Vlce-Presldent, A. Stockton. President, ' Brooker, Sectreary. W. Emery, E. Fhllrlede. I. Martin, D. W. Glose. . Gulso. znd. Row: L. M. Lawler, C. Roos. H. Shllllng, M. Buehler, M. Guls J. Roos, I. M. Ryan. B. Bowers, E. Maxhelmer, Marilyn Rledle, D3 Yago' J. Roos, E. Purget, Mildred Rledle, S. Carly, M. Creager. trd Row: D. Geyc V. Underhill, J. Ridgeway, M. Edwards H. Mllner, M. Voyles, M. Paaamol L. M. Jackson, D. Riggs. w. Moore, 1-:'. Bafhn, L. Aughenbaugh, L. Pune P. Rutter. Miss Goetz. nh Row: M. Downlnx. R Hahn. E. Mexhelmer, Baker. c. Baker, J. van, R. scrmrrenacuer, S. ,uns-opp. B. Demon, 3 Opperman. D. Wolf, J. Duff, B. Stockton, M. Horn, G. Scott. Mh Row: Vlndevender, E. RISKS. L. Watson, D. Baumgardt, H. J. Kjnert, A. Melsu A.. Yauch, V. M. Hmmeld. D. M. Koehler, H. Hahn, R. Milner, E. Klnex F. Key, V. Moll. This year's Home Economics Club began ils year- ly voyage in Seplember. The first meefing was devofed 'ro fhe elecfion of officers. The club's sources of finances have been fhe usual running of a check room af baslrelball games and lhe sponsoring of a very successful puppel show. Two invilalional parfies were given November 23, I939. and May l8. I94O, and ofher seasonal par- lies were held as usual. The presidenf was sent lo 'rhe annual Sfafe Home Economics Convenfion held at lhe Palmer House Through consfanl demand by farm boys aboard for fhe infroducfion of an agriculfural course. 'rhe good ship Hilllop has infroduced a course of vo- cafional agriculture separaled info two classes. An acfive response of thirty-one members mel fhe ship's call and already a Fulure Farmers Club has been or anized and several aclivilies are ouflined for 'the eufure Farmers of America, such as iudginq confesis, conservafion proiecfs, and livestock show- ing. The fwo seclions fhis year are hugh? animal husbandry and farm marlrefing. in Chicago. Int low: R. Rothwell, A. Oppor-man, E. RISKS. G. Dltlus, K. Opperman, Reporter. W. Mm-Gee, President, R. Gulso, VV. Horn. D. Copeland, R. sf-mgmn. R. Mnuhews. emu naw. U. Bellntd, w. Moore, D. w. Hom, I.. W WW Buckles, R. Stoll. R. Dlttus, E. Jackson, W. Alleomp, Mr. Bryant. 8rd Row: J. Mr-Cain, H. Hom, E. Geyer. W. baatsch. J. Matthews, J. Sums, D. F. Horn, D. Baker. I I I I

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