Dakota High School - Talebearer Yearbook (Dakota, IL)

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HOME ECONOMICS CLUB -4 1 4 , , n ':.:' 'K'. 'f is sf ' Q. 1:pZ. ' ----rr--N --'fir-,Q Q -. was 5'i4'f: '? ' 'l Z' J. 'F '5'i'5?? ' fair-? A Efi P Qfi. g A .amy y 'get fsfm Mm of ,thc -rf' A group of girls met at the beginning year and organized a Home Economics Club. The advisor, Miss Pilgrim, took charge and the f- ollowing officers were elected: President . . . Leona Toelke Vice ?res1dcnt4Gladys Ter Hark Secretary . 4 .Bonnie Miller Treasurer . . . Phyllis Wise Club Reporter. .Fairy Hillman There were thirty members in the Club this ye- ar and they planned to have e dinner meeting every month and later planned to do Red Cross work. All members of the Club were put on committees such as Social, Service or Program. These committees helped in waking the Club a success this year. The Club sponsored talks on different vocatkns A nurse talked about nurses' livesg a beauty operator spoke on the subject of goes gnpqnnqy After the Club was organized, a Pot Luck Supp- er was served after school and an Installation Service followed. On Decenber 14th, the Club Christnas Party was held with a delicious din- ,Qi iff' ', 1 ge ner, games, songs, and later trading presents. ,f 5-'fp Arrangements have been made to send one or two PCL! delegates to the State Camp at Bloomington as '?QPj representatives of the Club, This has not X'-JJ! ff been done in previous years. A Farewell Party ' i was given in the spring for the senior girls of the Club and the officers. 1 its A, .s..-.. ,,,..-: .H f , l ,,

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, N ,-rs., or H- 1' U lPdv'?,:uuu41.7jy1 1-3-N I zgf ' 'ui'-sr--1:-U' 'Ama 5' --,.l...' rsw. . .ff?..- -- . 915 I Q 1 , .4 . y' ff z Qs -1 i3?5 - ,J 45 PFI 1 l fffvj A13 syn A 5453 bf FUTURE FARMERS' OF AMERICA CDWOWLUMFERJ ' tl ' - . - uve,- Offieers of the Future Farmers? ef America, the F.F,A,, are as follows: . V President . . . -. Ke1t1'1'!J1se Vice President, . Delbert Fehr Secretary. '.Marvin Niedermeier Treasurer, . Charles Schroedn' Reporter . . Maurice Ter Hark Watch Dog. . . Roger Dornink Ten new members were initiated into the or- ganization this year, After the initiation ceremony, the senior members of the F.F.A, were guests at a party given in their hon- or. Among their meny activities, the F,F,A, were active in sports, playing basketball games Vwith other schools. The F.F.A, Volleyball Team furnished stiff competition for any opponents who dared to take them on. The F.F,A, also sponsored intra-mural games play- ed over the noon hours this winter and spring One of the highlights of the season was the hayride party which had to be postponed sev- eral times owing to the shortage of girls! Every month this organization holds a meeting to take care of the business at hand, This organization is one of the most active groups in the high school. - fi '...,f,l ' gg' r-2-es! is-------h. . aL-i5-31.7 Av m Y.. Tim - ' f ... .,-f3 ..'l'.. ..:'...

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: IF A .L H rl' '- e Bl 4 STUDENT COUNCIL Reading from left to right Seated: Mr. Stitzel, Keith Wise, Phyllis Wise, Corolyn Bennehoff, Frank Altenbernd, Betty Maass, Stanley Thomas, Robert Kaiser Standing: Edgar Barr, Charles Clay, Patricia McCauley, Delbert Wilson HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Seated: Leona Toelke, Miss Pilgrim, Phyllis Wise, Fairy Hillman, Bonnie Miller, Gladys Ter Hark Second Row: Fern Schlueter, Doris Rueber, Rachael Nelson, Catherine Shippy, Marie Grunder, Cecile Mitchell, Beryl Mitchell, Betty Meinert, Jaunita Detwiler, Mary Kryder Florence maize, Barbara Ruef, Corolyn Benn- ehoff, Betty Maass Top Row: Jean Hofmeister, Marjorie Keister, Verlene Lawler, Norma Long, Carol Schwarze, Pauline Niblo, Helen Neuschwander, Yuteva Haubach, Loretta Pieper, Lucille Germain, Wilma Lapp, Virginia Hodgson FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ' Seated: Mr, Schaper, Marvin Niedermeier, Delbert Fehr, Keith Wise, Charles Schroeder, Maurice Ter Hark, Roger Dormink Second Row: Paul Flynn, Frank Meinert, James Gentz, Arthur Clay, Ted Long, Paul La Budde, Robert Bear, Roy Lohmeier Top Row: Robert Kaiser, Robert Lentz, Delbert Wilson, Lyle Stubbe, Ronald Goeke, Sam Osts endorf, Ralph Lapp, Frank Altenbernd, Roger Kryder -1 ..,-. --..p'.,--.--.--. ..- L, r.?,.s,v.g. .lf ..f.y.J. ,W . 4- i.-44 1f..p.?-..:- . . t KY -lg x,I' 0, Y. ..7........ .-..-...-.. X., ,,.. .Ll ..- -WV 14- -num vnu- .-'fm ..s-. 6'--....--- Q-