Beatrice High School - Homesteader Yearbook (Beatrice, NE)

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...Z Vw P1Ctured aboxe arc Tracy Swoboda Mar1lyn Suggett Mar1lyn Buss Je r15 Aden and Leonard Prall f1rst scmcster members of the D15tr1but1xc Edu Qat1on class W1tl1lllC1F sponsor Mr Gordon Busboom Below are the add1 Uons to the class dur1ng the sc cond semeste r Carolyn Frer1chs JoAnn DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Th1s year a new class was added to the Sen 1Or H1gh curr1culum D1str1but1xe Educatlon In add1t1on to part1c1pat1ng 1n a state conx ent1on the club had one of us members Mar1lyn Buss elected to a state offuc Off1CPTS 1n the local chapter are Leonard Prall Prefudent Carolyn F er1ch5 VICC Pres1dent Marllyn Suggett Secretary and Mar1lyn Buss treasurer Mr Busboom 15 thc sponsor of the organ1zat1on Wherry and Peggy Wathor Mar1lyn Buss r1ght 15 apply1 g Leonard Prall1s f1ll1ng out a the powers of persuas1on that she sales sl1p after ClOS1Dg a b1g sale Mar1lyn Suggett who works 1n has learned on Lo1s Elrod an at l'11SJOb at Goodenoughs e the supply room at Penney S 15 mterestcd customer Mar1lyn works as a salesman as well as prepar1ng some bolts of mater1al works at Three S15ter5 1D the stockroom for the sales counter qi gc'-n fm 'Q 10

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STUDENT COUNCIL Student calendars plans for another Ame r1can Fxeld Serv1ce Exchange Student and many other act1v1t1es kept the Student Counc1l busy th1s year Once agaln the Student Counc1l orgamzed a noon hour volleyball tournament w1th the add1t1on A maJor1ty ofthe Student Counc1l members at tended the State Conventlon held mn Omaha and returned w1th many 1deas that helped make the Councll a truly outstandlng school orgamzatlon I Leadmg the Student Councxl th1s year are Charlotte Lemon Treasurer Alan F1ala VICE Pres1dent Ray Goodenough Pres1 dent and Bette Lammel Secretary 9 Many students attended a new act1v1ty sponsored by the Student Counc1l thls year The eouncxl sponsored movles durlng the noon hours on Tuesdays Some of the movles featured were old corned1es and cartoons ,Iv 04 ifggpf wbvoal Another flrst by the Student Counc1l th1s year was the 1ntroduct1on of cotton candy sellmg at the games It proved to be one of the most enjoyable and prof1table concess1ons of the year Advlsors for the Student Counc1l th1s year are Francls Colgan f1rstye'1r sponsor and Geraldme SITUITIOIIS 'm'f'f,f ' ' I , 1 Y ' ,V gs -x - it I i ,, M Q y A M xf ,, . . ' , , W xx!! . , . . . V .yy' ,S . . . 1 - - - yt Q . X .ll K of movies during the Tuesday noon hours. r ' Q, 'W WT-x ' - M 3. A V l . . l a My ,. I V , . . , K A - . T T b ' ' ' Y I ' L , ,I 'X , ' ' , Llff- - 3 fr ,f -.-.. 'yn l - .,:' T K ,X .A Z, . t . V , xi ' . 's 1 Q A v 1 pi i Q , J . A. Y gil fff

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FUTURE FARMERS AMERICA PiCta.ired here are the officers ofthe local FFA Chapter: Dennis Batiman, Vice- Presidenti Eugene Feit, President: Mar- vin Fenner. S1'cretaryL SECOND ROW. PaulSp1llu-r.ReportergAlvin Linsen- meycr, Treasurer: VirgilDat1l1e-ndiek. Sentinelg and Gordon Busboom, Advisor. Led by Eugene Feit, President, the Future Farmers of America proved itself to be one of the truly outstanding school organizations. Marvin Penner, secretary ofthe local group was Chosen to sing in the National FFA Chorus at the National Convention in Kansas City. The forty-five member Club participated in many activities, one of which was giving parliamentary procedure demonstrations to interested groups. The highlight of the year was the annual FFA Banquet. where awards were presented and the FFA Queen Crowned. SEATED, Left to Rightarethe members of the FFA. FIRST ROW: E. Fcit. A. Linsen- rneyer, M Penne-r, V. Daubundieli. D. Bauman. P. Spilker. SECOND ROW: R. Bauman, H. Saathoff, D. Carton, D. Ilagerneier, L. Hagcmeier. J. Rikli. THIRD ROW1 L. Delahar M. Wiens, J. R. Wiebe, A. Penner. G. Oltman. A. Daubendiek. G. Paben. FOURTH ROW D Giesman. R. Carton. J. Lenhart. R. Woods, M. Wiens. L. Jansen. FIFTH ROW: L. Larkins, T. Mathews, G. Essman, Du. Zulauf M. Shottenkirk, R. Wiz-hc. SIXTH ROW: M. Rahe, R. Malchow. L. Anderson, D. Bartlett. L. Barnard. D. Bauman.