Colby High School - Golden Eagle Yearbook (Colby, KS)

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AIIIIVIIIES 1 I i 'HI 1. vt' i , C7 vw Student Council: STANDlNGg M. Miller, J. Cersovsky, M. Hess, D. Weeks, J. Withers, M. Bruiucnlcziinp, M. Schiufcu, R. Riedel. SEATEDg M. Williams, B. Voss, vice-president, J. Windlc, president, S. Frahm, SCCfClJl'i IfC.1SllfCl'Q Y. Davis. NOT PICTURED, M. Fort. The Student Council, median between the student body, and the faculty and school board, meets every other Wednesday during activity period to dicuss current problems and affairs. The Student Council members, representing the Student body are the presidents of each class and organization and the four sports representatives. The sponsors are the superintendent and the principal, Mr. Dennen and Mr. Zeller. During the year the council sponsors the Halloween clean-up, noon-hour activities, the Beef Box' and What's Good Box . The members also have charge of the lyceum series, the final student award assembly, and the concessions at the games. Five members attended the district student council conference at Wakeeney last fall. Z7

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E5 xxdv ' R807 , E AMER 01 nwrs5TfC.'u 352.1 f OG P'-Eldhzb x Q-SQTIFAM 'C ...Q - I - . ' 3, 5' D mfg 1 fjiq Y 1 CABINET MEMBERS: R. Carpenter, sentinel: A. Henry, reporter: R. Riedel, vice-prcsidciitg I. Windle, president: I. Kersenbrock, secretary: R. Sowers, treasurer. STANDING: Mr. Cunningham, sponsor. i.i.A. CUMPllllS SUCClSSiUl YEAR The National or anization of the Future Farmers of America was established in November, 1928. It was organizegfor the purpose of motivating and vitalizing the systematic instruction offered to students of vocational agriculture, and to provide further training in farmer-citizenship. The F, F, A, is an intra-curricular activity having its origin and root in a definite part of the school curriculum. The foundation upon which the organization is built includes leadership and character development, sportsmanship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, and citi- zenship and patriotism. The Colby chapter was organized in the year 1930, with a total membership of 32. The chapter has always made a creditable showing in the ritual contest and has ranked first in the formation contest of the district leadership school for nine consecutive ears. The chapter has also ranked high in many of the other district and state contests such as Igoultry, Crops, Farm Mechanics, the Livestock judging contest, and ranked fifth in the state Information contest this year. TOP ROW: R. Carpenter, G. Haller, F. Schroeder, B. Kersenbrock, C. Schroeder, S. Harrison, H. Thieler, J. Kersenbrock, T. Albright, Mr. Cunningham. SECOND ROW: G. Andrews, D. Nichols, R. Hagler, D. Sharp, D. Zeigelmeir, R. Riedel, B. Griffin, J. Kersenbrock, G. Chaffin, L. Moore, B. Sowers. FIRST ROW: H. Depe, F. Griffin, I. Schultz, R. Sowers, I. Windle, I. Depe, C. Schielke, J. Franz, L. Henry, J. Bremenkamp, A. Henry, J. Cersovsky.