Sturgeon Bay High School - Flashes Yearbook (Sturgeon Bay, WI)

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Nelson Stephenson Rcichard Haskell Steinhoff Phillip: LaPlanL Abreu! Gerllch Jorgenlon Gabor! Lidral Jirovetz EWllkOWitZ Fincher Koslow Matheys Meister CAMERA CLUB A group of about twenty freshmen am sophomores comprise the Junior Camera Club. This is the first time the club had been divided into sectionsg theunusually large number of students in- terested in photography makes this arrangement moresatisfactory. The Junior Club gives the beginners in photography an op- portunity to learn the fundamental steps, composition, develop- ing, printing, drying, enlarging, and lighting effects. Conrad Steinhoff is president: Jeannine Jorgensen, vice-president, Le- nore Fisher, secretary and treasurer. The organization is under the direction of Mr. Stelnhoff.

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Bjork W. Reynolds Johnlon Jensen J. Reynolds Wnrner Lovell Jirovetz Mirku O'Connor Ludwig J. Gordon Evsnson Anderson Ziemer Hitt Jennquart Knnapen Guth Paul Flagstsd Eichinger Benson Felhofer Schaefer Mntheys Wngener Donn Struck Reynolds Pollock B. Gordon Seiler Knuth CAMERA CLUB The Senior Camera Club, under the supervision of kb. Stein- hoff, consists of thirty-five members composed of juniors, sen- iors, and those sophomores who were members lest year. The clubs interests are centered around the different types of cameras, developing and printing pictures photographic optics rules of photography, basic lighting, study of moving pictures, flash photography and careers in photography. Many activities and parties were held throughout this year. Pictures were taken at the dance sponsored by the Camera Club after the basketball game with Kewaunee, and the Square Dance held for club members in April was enjoyed by Senior and Junior groups. This year the club's major interest was enlargingydue tothe new enlarging equipment purchased through the combined efforts of the Junior and Senior Camera Clubs. Many members have entered their best photos in the National High School Photographic Contest. The president this year was many Wagenerg vice-president Bob Warnerg and treasurer, Jean Reynolds. ' , Page 56

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F of T +A Hiilubeck Hanlon Mr. Burden Coffin Kougl Bgumnm LlVlOl9ttE Logerquilt Everlcn Nelson Dufek Stgckwgll Vilt9 Mllllllldbfe Mgunigr Horner Sixel Br.tl FUTURE FARMERS The Future Farmers of America is a group of fifteen farmboys studying Vocational Agriculture under dmchxwdtion of Mr. Bardmm The Future Farmers of America is a grmxpcf fifteen D lboys studying Vocational Agriculture under Ehedirection of Mr.Barden. The prime purpose of this organization is to develop competent, aggressive leadership, character, co-operation, andparticipation in worthy undertakings for the improvement of agriculture. The organization encourages the development of recreational activities and has scheduled athletic contest with neighboring chapters located at Kewaunee, Algoma, Casco, and Luxemburg. The club's motto is: 'Learning to dog Doing to learn: Earning to liveg Learning to serve. This year dn FFA has chosen Rx'1ts officers: Allen Everson, presidentg Rodney Nelson, vice-presidentg Ben Logerquist, secre- taryg Richard Stockwell, treasurer, and Dean Carmody, reporter. Page 58