Algoma High School - Scroll Yearbook (Algoma, WI)

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reporter, D, Kostichka, Sentinel, and Mr. Roy R. to Twin Cities. Koss, adviser. and State Fair exhibitions, Northeastern livestock show, officer training school, the Green Lake con- vention, Junior Dairymen's Association State Conven- tion, leadership meeting, and the F.F.A. Speaking Contest. Joe Steiner. F, F. A,--TOP ROW: R. Peterson, D, Rye, J. Schuch, R, Matzke, L. Jeanquart, P. Pflughoeft, G, Dopke, R. Tassoul, T. Kramer, L. Wilke, J. Seiler, G. Kolrnorgen. FOURTH ROW: B. Bellin, R. Ellison, G. Maedke, D. Dionne, T. Holub, W. Raether, D. Bucholtz, A. Olson, D. Krueger, G. Schmeling. R. Lawrence, K. Maedke, W. Schmiling. THIRD ROW: S. Perlewitz, W. Deprez, C. Shaw. R. Jirtle, R. Krueger, S. Gunnlaugsson, R. Pavlat, T. DeLarwelle, R. Wierichs, R. Neuzil, D. Bosdeck, M. Teske. SECOND ROW: L. Schiesser, R. Glander, J. Hucek, G. Jacobosky, J. Steiner, T. Blahnik, D. Wessel, J. Feld, K. Herlache, L. Schmiling, J. Buege. FIRST ROW: D. Matuszak, A. Blaha, E. Bellin. J. Peters, T. Junio, D. Kostichka, Mr. Koss. ONWARD, F .F .A. LEADERS The Algoma Chapter, composed of 60 members, Son Banquet on November 9, a rat and mouse campaign elected I. Peters, president: E. Bellin,'vice-presidentg calendar sales, certified seed sales, and 4000 re D Matuszak, secretary, T.Junio,treasurergA. Blaha, forestation trees were planted. The F.F.A. trip was Principal projects were the 28th annual Parent- VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT EXHIBIT .ff 7' - I .. Special achievements and awards were the Leadership events of the F.F.A. were: County nomination of two WisconsinFarmer Degrees, National F.F.A. Chapter Award program, rated superior inthe nation, and having the best cattle and hog showmen in the county for the 6th consecutive year. The second highest rating in the state for corn was received by

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Y 4 cv z .l rr ., J X al , 1 . m , ,. .. N K Q '. 1 ,Q r lf LT G. A. A. --TOP ROW: C. Halverson, K. Schabow, G. Heuer, S. Dix, N. Fellows, N. Gates, P. McCosky, S. Junio, C. Jorgenson. THIRD ROW: N. Haack, J. Haack, J. Phillips, K. Koss, E. Wiesner, P. Stiehl, G. Delfosse, A. Hof- fmann, J, Wolske. SECOND ROW: Mrs. McKenna, V. Langer, B. Becker, S. Bauers, J. Feld, J. Cmeyla, J, Mraz, S. Sibilsky, D. Coppersmith. FIRST ROW: E. Rabas, M. Olson, S. Novak, M Novak, L. Detjen. J. LeCloux. FUN AND PHYSICAL FITNESS This year 36 members oftheGir1s' Athletic Associa- tion met under the supervision of Mrs. McKenna. One big project of the G.A,A, and Pep Club was selling of A1goma Wolves sweatshirts. This year the members participated in such activities as bowling, swimming, at theYMCA, and skating. A picnic was the last highlight of the year. The officers of the club were: Sharon Novak, presi- dent: Edie Rabas, vice-president:LornaDetjen,treasurerg Marion Olson, secretary, and Marilyn Novak, point chair- man. STIMULATING SPIRITED SPORTSMEN The Lettermen's Club, devised for boys who partici- pate in sports, began its season with initiation of members. The club elected Bryan Wolter, president and Tim Zettel, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Hindes and Mr. Sroda are ad- visers. The main social event of the year was the annual Lettermen's Banquet at which each athletereceived aletter award. At the end of the year, the club awarded two of the outstanding athletes in football and basketball a trophy for outstanding work in sports. LETTERMENS CLUBU1-QP ROW: M, Peot, D. LeCloux, D. Younk, J. Peters, T. Bair. THIRD ROW: J. Seiler, T 1-Iaack, T. Kramer, T. Wendricks, S. Koch, D. Wenz, E. Wiesner. SECOND ROW: D. Kambach, J. Pavlick, M, Sibilsky, G. Mal-qua,-dt, J. Cesar, B, Wolter, J. Halverson, T. Baudhuin. FIRST ROW: D. Pagel, A. Harmann, L. Lienau, T. Zettel, B. Charles, D. Younk, J. Benesh. D. Bafhke- La' FJ V, Q -X T E is N J 1 Q 'rs 5 . 'itil 1' 4-ul' ,gk l 'HHH' -'

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