Davis County High School - Mustang Yearbook (Bloomfield, IA)

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Letterman’s Club Officers: D. Myers, Vice-President; A Houghland. President; J. Hall. Treasurer; J. Fellinger. Secretary. An athlete automatically becomes a member of the Lettermen's Club when he receives one or more major letters in the sports field. The Lettermen's Club is a very active organization and it sponsors many different activities. The most important activity sponsored this year was the purchasing of a movie camera with which to take pictures of different athletic events. Many of the members of the Letter- men's Club have worked at the various tournaments selling pop, pop corn, ice cream, and operating a check room. Coach Pi Page is the sponsor of this Club and has worked to increase its importance in the school program. Row One. Mr. Page, C. Swaim, J. Hall, L. Kinnamon. A. Hougland. D. Stufflebeam, B. McCormick. Bill Norton. D. Willcoxson, S. Leyda, J. Fellinger, D Pence. Row Two: B. Kline. C. Fidlcr, L. Lindley, S. Coy. D. Myers. J. Harl. B. Pottorff, J. Gravett, P. Quigley, H Sullivan, F. Johnson. P Melvin. W. Horn. P. Jones. J. Gould. B. Lyons. J. Horn. B. Huggins, R. Altheide.

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The F. F. A. was organized at B. H. S. in 1937. and rechartered in the spring of 1947. F. F. A. members raised money by selling pop at ball games. Christmas cards, wrapping paper, and garden seeds. This money was used to purchase a camera and to aid in financing delegate's expenses to conventions. Members of Future Farmers of America who are graduated and are not pictured are: Max Fox. Don Altheide, Glenn Lister, and John Petefish. Row One: Mr. Elson. R. Altheide. H. Wilkinson, D. Birdsall, P. Melvin, L. Weilbrenner. Row Two: K. Swaim. G. Inskeep, L. Francis, H. Bogert. Joe Fox, L. Harper. L. Grosvenor, T. Fox. Row Three: J. Reno, R. Blackwell. B. Houston. D. Eaton, P. Herteen, L. Taylor, K. Lindley. D. Kropf, Jack Fox. Row Four. C. Lough. J. Waddle, J. Carruthers, L. Lindley, R. Forsythe, D. Silvers, R. Matthews, T. Dixon. S. McElderry, L. Garrett, C. Swaim. Row Five: D. Veatch. G. Lanman, J. Quigley. D. Brooks, G. DeVault. J. Ruby. E. Arnold, L Johnson, S. Baughman. D. Pence, R. Friend. G. Rudd. Members not in picture: Richard Ward, Roy Waller.

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“The Mustang Staff” Rex Hunt, Editor Row One: C. Hutchings, J. Gould. D. Stufflcbcam, R. Hunt, E. Augspurger, L. Kinnamon. J. Matt. Row Two: B. Eaton. D. Koons. D. Llewelyn. R. Jacobs. K. Hart. N. Sullivan. G. Parks, J. McCarty. E. McClure. Not pictured: D. Lamb. The members of the '52 Mustang staff sacri- ficed many of their free hours to the selling of ads, writing copy, and taking pictures so that this book would be a complete record of the many events of the past year. Besides subscriptions and ads, additional money was earned by operating the concession stand. The desire to maintain the high standard of the '51 Mustang which earned a first place rating, spurred the members to set forth their best for you. The Mustang is a member of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and National Quill and Scroll. V I (i .. - v V ,: , Miss Margaret Morton. Advisor