Algoma High School - Scroll Yearbook (Algoma, WI)

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F, H,A.--TOP ROW: R. Soucek, C. Breitlow, M. Mickelson, S. Sibilsky, J. Gunnlaugsson, B. Thiry, N. Pom- mier, S. Tombal, P. Gaedtke, S. Albertson. FOURTH ROW: N. Novak, S. Krause, S. Pommier, C. Shields, C. Hoppe, G. Kostichka, W. Wolske, T. Bero, L. Burmeister, S. Dandois. THIRD ROW: S. Koss, D. Still- well, L. Swette, P. Berger, K. Koss, M. Baum, J. Kostka, J. Tlachac, L. Wessel. SECOND ROW: N. Bosdech J. Zirbel, S. Haack, P. Bero, M. Dier, S. Stillwell, B. Shields, M. Peot, R. Carmody, J. Holub. FIRST ROW C. Pflughoeft, M. Molle, V. Langer, J. Phillips, Miss Cooper, D. Yanda, B. Heller, J. Breitlow, C. Maedke. Focus on F.H.A. Under the guidance of Miss Cooper, forty-eight Officers for the year were J. Phillips, President, members of the Algoma Chapter of the F. H. A. V. Langer, Vice-Presidentg M. Molle, Secretary, C. worked to revise and increase this year's program. Pflughoeft, Treasurer, B. Heller, Reporter, D. The year's activities included .a jaunt to 3 Yanda, Historian, J. Breitlow and J. Holub, Parlia- Green Bay style show, a visit to Milwaukee's Holiday m61TCHIiHI1S: I. Tlachac, Degree Chairmallz and N. Folk Fair, a U, N, I, C, E, F, collection, Novak, Recreation Director. preparation of tray favors for the hospital and Havenet, candlelight initiation for new members, an F. H. A. - F. F. A. Christmas party, a United Nations Day display and tea for the faculty, a style show at the close of the year, and treat selling at various sport events. F, H, A, OFFICERS--STANDING: J. Breitlow, C. Pflughoeft, M. Molle, B. Heller. SEATED: D. Yanda, J. Phillips, V. Langer.

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DEBATE--TOP ROW: Mr. Mayo, L. Busch, B. Kofler, D. Mickelson. SEATED: J. Hucek. 5- Sfillwell, M- Reirlert Facing the Facts What should be the Role of the Federal Govern- ment in Providing Medical Care to the Citizens of the United States? was the question for the seven pro and con debaters directed by Mr. Mayo. A debate clinic attended in Madison preceded the schedule of actual competition. The Debate club, though small in number, was not lacking in desire to persuade by presenting strong informative material. This training has strong po- tential for active participation in public affairs. LATIN CLUB--TOP ROW: L. Hall, G. Melchoir, M. Peot, J. Parkos, C. Pflughoeft, T. Romdenne, J. Hunsa- der. SECOND ROW: C. Maedke, S. Stika, J. Holub, K. Krause, J.Breit- low, S. Sibilsky, J. Rodrian. FIRST ROW: J. Mraz, B. Nesemann, J. Jera- bek, J. Pagel, M. Reinert, T. gecor- sky, J. Gunnlaugsson, Mr. Heidt. Following the Latins The Latin Club is aptly named Juvenes Romani, ' Roman Youth, under the direction of Mr. Heidt. This year's membership consisted of twenty-four students. Regular officers were J. Mraz, Presidentg J. Jerabek, Vice-Presidentg M. Reinert, Secretary: andJ. Gunnlaugsson, Treasurer. Organizational improve- ments were made with the election of additional offi- cers. These were P. Van Price, Point Chairmang B. Nesemann, Program Chairman: G. Melchior, Reporter J. Pagel and T. Secorsky, Consuls. 63

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F. F. A.--TOP ROW: J. Nellis, G. Griese, M. Prust, K. Herlache, J. Hucek, A. Seidl, C. Hucek B Bellin, D. Haack, B. Haack. FOURTH ROW: R. Schuster, D. Nell, R. Viste, D. Junion, J. Riederer S, Engelking, B. Vandervest, M. Paradise, L. Wessel, G. Schlorf. THIRD ROW: J. Rush, T. Prust, W Deprez, C. Shaw, S. Perlewitz, S. Gunnlaugsson, R. Lawrence, M. Teske, M. Halada, R, Pavlat SECOND ROW: J. Feld, L. Schlorf, B. Glander, D. Wessel, J. Steiner, B. Schley, L. Schmiling, R Neuzil, D. Rodrian. FIRST ROW: Mr. Koss, T. Blahnik, D. Bosdech, W. Raether, A. Olson, B. Wierichs, D. Rye, L. Schiesser. ABSENT: M. Bohman, J. Alexander, T. Berger. Agriculture - - Dynamic and Challenging America, composed of fifty members elected A. Olson, Presidentg T. Blahnik, Vice-Presidentg L. Schiesser, Secretary, B. Wierichs, Treasurer, W. Raether, Reporter, D. Rye, Sentinel, and D. Bos- dech, Chaplain. Mr. Koss is the adviser. Important leadership events of the chapter in- cluded participation in the county and state fair exhibitions, Northeastern Livestock Show, state judging contest, Officer Training School, Green Lake Convention, Wis. Co-op Youth Rally, National Safety Council, Junior Dairymen's Assn. and F. F. A. and Conservation speaking contests. Principal chapter projects were the Annual Parent and Son Banquet, a rat and mouse campaign, calendar sales, certified seed sales, dairy herd testing, planting 5, OOO reforestation trees, St. Nicholas Dance, Red Cross Campaign, and a trip to Chicago. Special achievem ents and awards were a Superior Chapter rating, a Land o' Lakes Co-op Award, a sectional Chapter Safety Award, two showmanship awards at the county fair, and the ap- plication for two Wisconsin Farm er degrees. A sec- The Algoma Chapter of the Future Farmers of tional Farming Program Award was won by Lee Schiesser and the second sectional Pioneer Corn Award was again won by Joe Steiner. F. F. A. --Mr. Koss, L. Schiesser, W. Raether, T Blahnik Award 49550 checkj made by National Safety Congress in Chicago. Wi I ..,.,,,-55