Arlington High School - Heights Yearbook (Arlington Heights, IL)

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, , You eun keep 'em down on the farm with modern devices like thisf lnspeelecl by Carl Klehm, Denny Engelking. :xml Wendell Sehoenbeek. ' Second Row: Mr. Shuirer. Fulure Farmers of America Cm Kklhmv Dennis Emm- klng. Art Moldenhouer. Marko Franc-iskovich. Dale Johnson. Bill Gu- hrlel, Tom Sullivan, Carl Heinz, Alan Van Dyke, John Henning. W2 NN ,DF W X . , lg ' .VS f-P K , , x' ,Xl V w r ' , 'th WV' A f XX . nh? 'ff L'-V. f in . 1 do-' ' .goat BU HEL ' A PECK Competition in various state and regional contests gave the members of the Future Farmers of America tro- phies, ribbons, and individual awards. Livestock, grains. and other phases of farming were focal points of the judg- ing at these contests. Recognition was also given to the boys at the Parent-Son Banquet in November, when those who had clone outstanding work in the organization were given honorary degrees. Even though a small percentage of FFA members did not live on farms, all were given opportunities to work on farms and enjoy rural life on weekends and during the summer. During school, vocational agriculture classes, in which learning the operation of farm equipment and studying soil types, conservation, and dairying were stressed. offered the boys experience in farm management. First Row: Jim Sherwood. Lloyd Pohlman, Sherman Bucher, Robert Kraus, Bruce Oehlerking. Wendell Sehoenbeek, Roy Klehm, Gordon Von Bergen. Stanley Boeline. 24

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1 iff K . .- il. H, I Q gi 44 ' Standing: Ed Rosc-nblzitl. Alun XK'z1lki-r llzivis, Low Von Almon. Mr. Roberts. Georg:- Aeronau+lCS Phillips. Mr, Nichol fNIL'k'hili'liI'J, lfromni. Don Rolhenhzivh. Kiwi-Iim.g': Jim Knullmuz-ller. Ed XYahl. Pzim Butufnnh. Sandy Bziki-r. N4-il Hzxnsvn. L2lI'I'j'HUf.Zilll. I I 1 D ' I X S in Will 'Hui' Standing: Raymond Burfc-ind. Mr. AS+ronomy Pumphrey. Kcilh Sims, Shirluy Slzidnivk, Glenn Forster, Jeff Hzinor. Gary Young. Leo Wul- snn, Candy Willni-r. Mr. Ilmwll. Knox-ling: Clinton Rugrvrs. 23

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. 'F .1 il fl ,. 1- E hK Q 1, 1 it . 1-'53 o vs l H Lag! : f 1 'l' h i rd Row : Barbzirsi Dixon. Elaine Frei-- man. Mary Lou Ghc-ra, Peg Terry. Judi Van Note. Judi Rolher. Joyce Mueller. Carol Volkinann. Dorothy Panzer. Myrna Scharring- hziusc-n, Janet Linncinunn. Dotty Petersen. Janet Cosman, Sec-mul Fulure Homemakers of America COUKI G WITH GAS 'l'hc ll0IIl0S of tomorrow arf- in the hands of youth todayf, syinholizcd on the emblem of thc Fnturc Hoinc- niakcrs of .AIllCI'lC'21: denote-s thc purposc in sponsoring this organization at Arlington. The lnotto l'oward New Horizonsu I'l'IJl'PSt'I1lL'Ll thc- goal toward which FHA 1110111- hcrs workvd. Coinposcd ol' girls froin 1-ach of tht- four classes who had IJI'L'X'lOllSlf' taken or wcrc taking a homo t'C0l'101llil'S conrsc, the Futura- H0lIltLl112lkl'1'S of ,AIJICIJCZI ceiitcrccl this y0ar's activitivs around child guidance- in the hoinv. In addition to enjoying' a fnll schedule of field trips. ontsidt- spcakcrs, charity work.Vand social get-togetht-rs based on this theme, the girls also took Charge of one baslwthall ganu' concussion to raise- IHOHCY for Various projects. One project which the club sponsored was sc-nding one lI1L'l'1ll3t'l'. who was judge-d on ln-r ability and intcrf-st in the group to Future HOIllC'IIl21lii'l'S ol' :5xlllf.'l'lL'8 Camp, 114- ,fl S.,-f x,-ng-, ,, . Row: Faye Tagtnioic-r. Bt-rniuo Pfluger. Carol Lot-ding. Lois Lami- nu-ier. Ibotty Svliulzv. Jam-t Martini, Pnl Finnvgzin. Kathy Bodor. Judy Moehling. Bonnie 3IcGowcan. First Row: Roberta Wzilkor, Joan Anderson. Kathleen Bodur. Sandy Hacliim-isii-r, Bonnie Borin- son, Jnrly Gri-enz11-rv. A stitult in iinw is lakt-n by Pc.: 'TL-rry. supliniiiorv. :is sho hnrrics to 1-oiiiplt-to stlvt-ral lust lninutv dt-tails on l1ur ulolliing p1'o,i11cl, 1 s .X V. 4, . .'.,-fm-. .., I 1