College High School - Rhetorette Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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r X A NEW 1-'.F.A. PROJECT: DICK? WEEK? BUT'-s GUEITN' sag HETFER The F.F.A. boys are very act- ive with theirfprojects. Richard Weeks is proud fof the Guernsey heifer which he received fromime Curtis Candy Company 'of Cary, Illinois, on December 5. He is hoping to win many honors onijds project. The sire of this calf has won many prizes, and was 'sold for 33,600 in December l9h6. The mother was a veryr high producer of 67lAA butter fat, Richard has paid 3190 for the four month old heifer, his bid on the calf be- ing the highest received. Mr. Pierce accompanied' itthe freshman Vocational Agriculture class to Week's farm 'Southl of Warrensburg, to inspect this new resident of Johnson Countyc Mro Pierce pointed out dairy temper- ament, conformation, , capacity and ancestery also explained could make the tense and arch-backed. are all interests F.F.A. boys ed in this purchase and 'wish Richard much success with hisxfw venture. of the calf. He that cold weather calf look lveryr 8 F,H.A.1INlTlATION Q Donft worry their A,B5Cm, A,B,C,D,L,ietC kids, Qthemwjknow clear to Zigi and many things pertaining mostly to Hmg Economics, because very 'soon those girls running around tm halls the other day with moum traps on their hair will be act ive members of the COllege Hig F.H.A. chapter. ' The rest of their initiation costume consisted of a hair neg old short 'dressg old hose am oxfordsu 'And did you noticw They carried a boiled egg aroum all days This was supposed to M 'the picture of'a typical house 'wifes Do' you supposed theh ' 'e tmothers wondered? The formal initiation for the girls will be held next Wednemm in the Home Economics room. 'At the beginning of l95O the F.H.A. has planned a money me projectg The funds' from thu projects will make possible a Parent-Daughter Banquet, Daddy Date Nite5 and Mothers Luncheom NONHTALKING CONTEST -all u..,,,lu ENDED non-talkin each persw bus partich ' Winners 'of the contest, in which whoa rode the south pated are: Earnestine Luptom Elenora Bryson and Jennie Brysw of Warrensburg High and Jon McGluney' of College High Originally a single winner ww to get 32, but later it ww decided to split the prize bet wean the last 'four who did nm 'talk. The contest' lasted fm btwehty-nine days, and provw that women can keep from talkim when they make the effort. I

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