Unidis High School - Trojan Herald Yearbook (West Milford, WV)

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Left to rrght fllSt row Sue Nepps Pollv Ann Nepps Helen Lowther, Patty Smlth Patty Rumble Second row Bob Marcrum Mary Ellls Ella Knapp Mar tha West Jean Kennedv Eleanor Lee Marcrum Bob Kennedy Blll Coffrndaffer Thlrd row June Allman Gertrude Gabrrel Jean Stenger Eleanor Ellls Norma Romlne June Bell Fourth row Chrlstma Prtts Loulse Lynch Dorothy Sutton Barbara Hurst Martha Pitts Evelyn Varner Mary Lou Paugh Fifth row Dorls Robey Marv Frances Kennedy Eugene Bowen Lrllran Adams Blll Marcrum Mary Jean Evans Bud Nepps Jnmmy Stutler Ronald Borror Homer Benedum Dlck Stutler Davrd Allman Eva Haggerty Bancf OFFICERS P1 9S1d9llt B111 C0fflIld3.ff9l Vlce P1es1dent Eleanor Lee Malcrum L1Im1.u1an Jean Kennedy Managex Eugene Bon en Instructor M1 May01' . ' . : -v . 1 ' , . : , ' , , - 7 .9 - 9 1 . . I , ' , , , . . ' : ' 7 4 7 9 . ' 1 . 7 P 7 . 1 9 ! - ! 9 ' Sec1-etary-Treasurer J J e,eee or oe,oeeee J J ,.r,o,ar.,... Mary Frances Kennedy

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aufufzea of HE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA or F F A as It IS commonly known 1 the natlonal organlzatxon I by and for boys studymg vocatlon al agrlculture 1n publlc secondary schools under the provlslons of the Natlonal Educatxon Acts The F F A IS an INTRA CURRICULAR actlvlty havmg 1ts or 1g1n and rcot m a deflmte part of the school currlculum vocational agrrculture Among other thmgs members learn through actlve partlclpatlon how to conduct and take part 111 a publlc meetmg to speak ln pUb1lC to buy and sell cooperatlve ly to solve thexr own problems to Iinance themselves and to assume CIVIC re sponslbllxty The foandatlon upon whlch the Future Farmers of Amerlca organ 1Z8.f.lOl1 IS bu1lt mcludes leadershlp and character development sportsmanshlp cooperatlcn servlce thrlft scholarshlp lmproved agrlculture orffanlzed recrea t1on c1t1zensh1p and patrlotl m Among the var1ous act1v1t1es of the Umdls Chap ter thls year are 1 Held the F F A Communltv Farr 2 Const1ucted and erected a butcherlng outflt on whxch some 95 hogs were butchered for th folks ln the communrty 3 A sausage m1ll was purchased and 2 250 lbs of sausage were ground for farmers and others 4 A 1935 Ford DICK up truck was purchased to further the actlvltles of the chapter 95 bags of mllkweed pods were collected 11 000 lbs c walnuts were sold co peratlvely 6 1 4 tons of paper were collected Two Hlgh School assembly programs were given The school paper Unxdls News Chats was sponscred and published Other act1v1t1es planned for the current school year are 1 F F A Mmstrel 2 Cornmunlty Clean up Day 3 Ag and Ec Barn Dance Ham Bacon and Egg show F F A Basketball Tournament Organlzatlon of a Jumor Pr ductlon Credxt Assoclatlon Campalgn for preventlon of hvestock losses Cooperatlve buylnff of feed Vegetable plants Fleld seeds Vegetable seeds Parhamentary Procedure and Publlc Speaklng Contests F F A lleld Day Cooperative marketlng of eggs and potatoes 15 Second Japer drlve A ' 5. ' . 6. , . I c ' .. 7. - . 8. ' D ' . 4. , . 5. . . . . 6- . . . C . . . . U 7. . . . A 8. ' ' D . 9. V . 10. ' . 11. . 12. ' ' ' . 13. . . .F . 14. . ' ' .

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qza ew Left to right-first row: Helen Lowther, Emma Jane Smith, Jean Stenger, Betty Smith, June Allman, Doris Robey, Gertrude Gabriel, Wyeene Nepps, June Bell, Lillian Adams, Barbara Hurst. Second row: Roberta Smith, Joan Burnside, Betty Ross, Patty Rumble, Eva Haggerty, Clara Fleming, Mary Ellis, Geraldine Ice, Mary Ann Sommerville. Third row: Jean Wolfe, Madeline Wright, Kathryn Forinash, Mary Lou Paugh, Christina Pitts, Sue Nepps Louise Lynch, Jean Ken- nedy Norma Romine Left to right Doris Robey, June Allman, Wyenne Nepps