Arthur Township High School - Arthurite Yearbook (Arthur, IL)

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Row 1: lean Price, Betty White, Louise Blower, Lois Pankey, Elaine Vaughn, Miss Ochs Row 2: Mildred Rich, Esther Plank, Floella Phipps, Ianice Phillips, Roberta Hendrickson, loan Dippo, Charlotte Phillips, Ruth Shull, Barbara Bradford Row 3: Wilma Snyder, Doris Hansen, Betty Green, Sylvia Keplar, Delores Ftier, Vera lean, Marilyn Lowe, Marjorie Kroll, Madonna Parrott, Lucille Williamson Row 4: Doris Russell, Betty Mattox, lean Dippo, Lavon Eads, loan Gaffney, Alberta Watson, Margaret Pyle, Phyllis Wise, Delores Vtfatson, Delores Naugle, lewel Blower. How 5: Iuanita Schultz, Loretta Riggs, lean Craig, Marilyn Petty, Barbara Russell, lane Helton, Peggy Leatherman, Wilma Korte, lane Craig, Lerae Galbreath F. H. A. The Future Homemakers of America has an active chapter at A.T.H.S. its members are students who have at one time been enrolled in home econ- omics courses. Regular meetings, at which timely and constructive programs were pre- sented, were held the first Tuesday of each month. A few highlights of the social program were the get together to welcome the freshmen, a potluck supper, and initiation of the freshmen. Guided by Miss Ochs, the home ec-ers have learned the carry over value of classroom work. Club officers Were: Lois Pankey, presideritg Louise Blower, vice-presidentg Betty White, secretary, Elaine Vaughn, treasurer. 6489

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Row l: Barbara Bradford, Wilma Snyder, loan Gaitney, Vicann Binegar, Lerae Galbreaih Rose Stock Charlotte Phillips, Ruth Shull, Mildred Rich Row 2: Lucille Williamson, Sylvia Kepler, lanice Phillips, Vera lean, Marilyn Lowe, Elaine Vaughn loan Dippo, Doris Hansen, Delores Fiter Row 3: Betty Mattox, Betty White, Nancy Pugsley, Lavon Eads, Phyllis Wise, Margie Rich Margaret Pyle, Lois Pankey, Delores Watson How 4: lanece Blaase, Anne Beckman, lane Craig, lane Helton, Marilyn Petty, Mary Rita Ashley lean Craig, Ella Trower, Alberta Watson .AA This year's G.A.A. program started With the Girls' Round-up. l-lalf the teminine element of A.T.l-l.S. hiked out to Pankeys woods that day. Since then there have been many other memorable hikes, especially the one to Atwood. Organized play periods and supervised activities have enabled many members to earn G.AA. letters and awards. GAA. is state-wide. lt is sponsored by the lllinois League ot High School Girls' Athletic Associations to stimulate interest and participation in girls' athletic activities. Lerae Galhreath was president, Rose Stock, vice-president, Vicann Binegar, secretary, loan Gaffney, treasurer, Mrs. lohnson, sponsor. Q47 P?

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.nad V a-vlxv Row 1: Bob Harden, Bob Higgenson, Keith Phillips Eddie Davis, Iohn Schrocic How 2: Vernon Deornbarger, Marvin Shaw, fohn Bluclcei Mr 'Wise How 3: Donald Key, Billy Krall, Francis Blaudow, Ray Rich Row 4: Kenneth Pankey, Harold Crist, Donald Bathe, Wayne Fleming F. F. The Arthur Chapter of the Future Farmers of America is an organization for boys who are interested in farming. Among the excellent and profitable projects of the club were the testing of milk in the community, testing seeds to find and improve their quality, testing soil to determine its needs, acquainting farmers with pests, and helping to exterminate them. The boys helped to finance their activities by selling popcorn at all foot' ball and basketball games. Officers for the year were: Keith Phillips, president, Edward Davis, vice- president, Bob I-liggenson, secretaryg Bob Harden, treasurer, lohn Schrock, reporterg and Lyle Huffman, sentinel. Mr. Wise was the adviser. Q-192