Crosby High School - Maroon Memoirs Yearbook (Crosby, ND)

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 » 4 ? -j Sr gg H - V • g (K 5g » ipj • £ • 1 A v gO-ii i.? 4IH -4- - The officers of the F. F. are: President.................Curtis Soroo Vice President..........Gordon Ebbeson Secretary•....••••••««•• .Willard Schv anz Treasurer.Francis Joyce Reporter......................xjrnold Jacobson adviser........... ....R» A. Swanson k • The Walter Welford Chapter of the Future Farmers of America has an enrollment of 30 boys. 11 boys enrolled in vocational agri— culture classes are eligible as members. In this state there are forty high schools that carry on vocational agriculture with a total enrollment of twelve hundred boys. Vocational agriculture is an attempt to make practical agriculture instruction available to youths of America. The course in the Cros'oj school is four years in length and has all branches of farm husbandry. The contents of the course are based upon the needs of the .community. During- the year we have entertained the district judging contestants. Crosby placed first in this contest. '.7e have chosen as the name of our chapter Walter Wolford and have Governor Welford as our honorary member. '.7e made an annual and called it Boots and Saddle. -25-

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r y The officers of the J. U. G. Club a.re: President...................Janice Sorbo Vice President..........Eleanor Thompson Treasurer...................Ilazel Posted Secretary...................Violet Othiem Advisor...................Marjorie Cooley The J. U. G. Home Economics Club has 42 active members. Ary £irl enrolled in Home Economics is eligible as an active member.' The meetings are held ever-' first and third Tuesday of the month. The purpose of the J. U. G. Club is: To promote pleas?nt, wholesome, social affairs. To develop personality, leadership, initiative, self-reliance, social poise, and professional interest To £:ive practice in parlimentary procedure To combine educational, social,and business interests To provide opportunity for.- experience in carrying responsibility. -24-

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