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F. H. A, 1944-45 marks an eventful year in the history of the F. H. A. Ohio,.as well as many other states, gathered together to establish a new organization which would include all high school home economics clubs. This new organization has been named The Junior Home Economics Association. It is a branch of the American Home Economics Association, Its chief purpose is to provide a strong central organization for home ocor»mics clubs. Our club is a member of it. A hayride, hamburger fry at Hilty's, potlucks, play nights, mootings at girl's homes, and a party for mothers helped fill the social calendar for the club. Other activities in which the club, participated arc state and regional club meetings, serving banquets, sponsoring a war stamp drive and collecting clothing for war relief. Tho girls have addod some roforenco books to the department library. Loaders for tho club during the past year were as follows: President: Vice-president: Secretary: Treasurer: Historian: Advisor: Alice Mac Knight Helen Wright Marie Long Esther Dearth Anne Michael Miss Huber F. F. A. Learning to do, doing to learn, learning to live, living to servo is the motto of the Future Farmers of America. Their purpose is to improve agriculture, to make better local communities and to improve themselves ns futuro farmer-citizens. Tho club has four goals none of which arc easy to obtain: Grocn Hand, Futuro Farmer, State Farmer, and American Farmer. These pertain to farming, investments, earnings and leadership. During the year the boys were busy with their projects such as chickens, experimental work with Crops end other useful things on the farm. Those in charge of tho group for this year wore: President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: News Roporter: Adviser: Lloyd Van Atta Charles Wood Louis Good George Doringcr Orlnnd Willokc Mr. Augsburgor
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INTERCLASS CONTEST The Interclass Contest of Ada High School is an amicable struggle in the literary field held annually between the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. It was innovated in 1907 by Doctor C. H. Freeman as an outlet for class spirit. It originally embraced all four upper classes but in later years only the upper three have contended. It promotes good sportsmanship, independence of thought, and extensive research on the parts of the students. One of the highlights of the year is to be found in this altercation. It is interesting to note that it ie a distinctive feature of our high school. There aro four events of each contest—readings, orations, short stories, and essays. Each class elects four students, one from ea.ch class competing in each event. Until this year the Senior and Junior classes each took part in a debate and two other events. As a temporary measure the Student Council, the sponsor of Interclass, decided against the old arrangement which has existed for some time and substituted the above plan. The names of the various interclass contestants for this year are as f ollows: Essays: Readings: Orations: Short Stories: Joyce Moore, Sophomore; Chester Neff, Junior; Joe Ernsberger, Senior. Ruby Baughman, Sophomore; Patty Rice, Junior; Patty Ryan, Senior. Wilma Shadley, Sophomore; Dorothy Rodgers, Junior; Gerald Lamale, Senior. Gloria Welsh, Sophomore; Miriam Dearth, Junior; Carolyn Snyder, Senior. The Senior Class won the contest this year. SCHOLARSHIP TEAM Two students are chosen each year to represent their classes in a general state scholarship test. The subjects included are Social Problems, Physics, Chemistry, English, Plane Geometry, Algebra, Biology, General Science and Latin.
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