Royall High School - Panther Yearbook (Elroy, WI)

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FUTURE HOM M KERS P25955 New members of FHA were initi- ated into the organization at the annual fall slumber party. This year the girls played games and watched a horror movie. fThe movie must have really been a shocker because the girls didnlt get to sleep till 5:00 a.m.j Royall's FHA takes part in the dis- trict Fall Rally in which several other chapters attend. Each year Royall sends four delegates to the FHA State Convention in hopes that they will return with new ideas for our chapter. The FHA organizes the Winter Carnival Week with the big event a dance on Saturday evening. ROW l. D. Zirk, N. Braund, B. Hams, L. Grawin, K. Leis, J. Schoenberg, K. Daily, Mrs. Schaefer. ROW 2. R. Nelson, B. Anderson, M. Thompson. C. Lee, L. Jensen, .I. Nietzel, T. Nietzel. ROW 3. R. Brockman, J. McCaskey, L. Cattle, J. Cleaver, K. Schulze. L. Jackson, P. Fry, V. Ott. ROW 4. K. Wopat, D. Braund, S. Baldwin. J. Nofsinger, K. Dyar, B. Woolever, D. Bender. C. Pruess. ROW 5. R. Palmaruk, T. Grawin, D. Neitzel, A. Lewerenz. D, Steffen. D. Sanders, K. Zirk, M. Wildes. 29

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t . T 2 1' t -- 2 5 . s 3: Q ROW 1: Mr. Ewers, S. Crow, R. Zirk, F. Bender, D. Summerfield, S. Schendel, C. Wurster, R. Bradley, D. Reeck, G. Von Ruden, E. Wilde, K. Pisha, M. Wildes, K. Eckelberg, J. Humtington, M. Drews, R. Waege, ROW 2: T. Kiel, D. Archer, D. Woodard, R. Olp, E. Wurster, B. Warner, J. Shaker, S. Vlasak, A. Steinbrink, L. Mahr, J. Fleming, D. Cleaver, S. Downing, D. Bender, ROW 3: K. Waege, J. Nading, D. Wong, D. Biermeir, B. Steffen, S. Zirk, T. Gerke, R. Nelson, L. Wright, T. Trepes, A. Leis, B. Masters, D. Bradley, M. Cleaver, D. Kranzusch. D. Thompson, ROW 4: A. Schroeder, R. Klipstein, P. Brandau, D. Martin, J. Brandau, D. Ludeking, W. Lewerenz, D. Leis, D. Heath, G. Jenson, G. Waege, D. Elder, B. Powers, D. Britzman, F. Olson, T. Hastings, D. O'Brein. ROW 5: B. Blatz, R. Friedl, M. Burch, R. Camplield, R. Cleven, S. Schuman, C. Vlasak, D. Kennedy, R. Cleven, F. Rick, P. Bender, G. Wolfgram, J. Glum- ski, R. Steinbrink, C. Leis, E. Stokes, J. Ambort, J. Friedl, N. Ewers. BUSY YE R ...,. yu FFA is an organization for young igifigil an M men interested in studying about . L , . 'i wildlife, forestry, Ag-production, 'ft1, ii im At ,. Q live-stock, crops, and horticulture. fi A - Q f tk Q w,,'i Q This year our soil-judging team won t iii , . , aN V t . fi. g fourth place in state competition and A Wt. , , J 2 ' W will compete on Oklahoma in na- 5' W' N S iiii A J tional competition in the Spring. At t fi the end of the year, the FFA Ban- pf quet is held. At this banquet awards , are given to the members for their fair entries, Ag grades, and corn 1 production. 28

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SPEAKERS SPEAK O T Members of Forensics compete at local, district, regional, and state levels. They may enter in interpreta- tive prose or poetry, four minute speaking, original oratory, signifi- cant speeches, memorized declama- tion, and public address. In the fall we at Royall were very proud to have our one-act play, A Thing of Beau- ty, go to the state contest. DEDICATED DEBATERS This year the topic for the Debate Club is, Resolve: that the jury sys- tem in the United States should be significantly changed. Since the club is so small, they decided to de- bate among themselves instead of competing with other schools. Con- trary to some people's beliefs, debat- ing is not simply arguing. It is, in- stead, doing research to find evi- dence to support your opinions and being able to express them, ROW l: Miss Krohn, G, Clausier, B. Collins, J. Kouba. ROW 2: Mr. Kammerud, K. Mc- Caskey, L. Cattle, ROW 3: J. Austin, D. Meckelberg. B. Friske, P. Haggerty, ROW 4: B. Wopat, S. Miller, B. Hyer, P. Preuss, E. Ness. Q ROW l: C. Wurster, P. Zenner, ROW 2: J. Austin, B. Friske, ROW 3: D. Rule, E. Ness, ROW 4: Mr. Kammerud, Mr. Burdick, 30