East Lynn High School - Eastyn Yearbook (East Lynn, IL)

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F. F. A. President-Donald McConnell Vice President-Melvin Stock Secretary-Treasurer--Kenneth Bauer Left to right, First rofvv-Earl Stipp, Leslie Bushong, Melvin Stock, Donald McConnell, Kenneth Bauer, Victor Smock, Mr. Ringe. Second Row-Frederick Stock, Earl Hor- ton, Lee Eisenmann, Earl Hatfield, Amos Steiner, Kenneth Brassfield, Merle Grove, Arthur Jacob, Robert Wright. Third Row-Junior Hofer, Richard McConnell, George Keitzmann. Wayne Eckersley, Calvin Potter, Eugene Neathery, Ray Stipp, Melvin Potter, Carl Robertson. A. R. G. President-Marie Severinson Vice President-Lois Jean Lawrence Secretary-Lois Jane Haley Treasurer-Irma Mae Hayes Left to Right, First Row-Maxine Lee, Annabel Leigh, Alice Peterson, Marguerite Boehme, Nina Fulks. Second Row-Miss Dowler, Miss Bane, Lois Jean Lawrence, Jennie Wilson, Marjorie Frederickson, Florence Severinson, Miss Weihnieir. Third Row-Eleanor Moore, Lois Jane Haley, Mary Louise Lee, Irma Mae Hayes, Lois Wilson, Pat Neathery. Fourth Row-Verna Mae Boehme, Ruth McConnell, Marie Severinson, June Mitchell, Zelma Hofer, Elaine Anderson, Ruth LeSaux, Ruth Neathery, Lorraine Olson fAbsentl . MIXED CHORUS Director-Miss Loretta Weihmeir Left to Right, First Row-Jane Haley, Viola Gudeman, Ruth Le Saux, Irma Mae Hayes, Alice Peterson, Marguerite Boehme, Second Row-Wayne Eckersley, Junior Hofer, Mel- vin Stock, Kenneth Bauer, Victor Smock, Carl Robertson, Miss Weihmeir. Third Ro-W-Jean Johnson, June Mitchell, Zelma Hofer, Betty Ripley, Marie Severinson, Elaine Anderson. Fourth Row-Kenneth Brassfield, Lee Eisenmann, Dale Hain- merton, Wayne Denman, Frederick Stock, Donald McConnell. Fifth Row-Pat Neathery, Florence Severinson, Marjorie Freclerickson, Annabel Leigh, Jean Lawrence, Louise Chew. Page Twenty-two

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F. F. A. The F. F. A. is a boys agricultural club which stands for Future Farmers of America. The club has monthly meetings to discuss general plans. The highlight of the year is the Father-Son Banquet. Specific purposes of the club are as follows: ' 1. To develop competent, aggressive, rural and agricul- tural leadership. 2. To create and nurture a love of country life. 3. To strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work. 4. To create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupations. 5. To encour- age members in the development of individual farming pro- grams and establishment in farming. 6. To encourage mem- bers to improve the fa.rm ho-me and its surroundings. 7. To participate in worthy undertakings for the improvement of agriculture. 8. To develop character, train for useful citizen- ship and foster patriotism. 9. To participate in cooperative effort. 10. To encourage and practice thrift. 11. To encourage improvement in scholarship. 12. To provide and encourage the development of organized rural recreational activities. A. R. G. There has been a Home Economics C-lub at Ea.st Lynn High School since Home Economics was first introduced in the high school as a course of study. It was in 1933 the club was given the name A. R. G., which stands for All Round Girls , The club holds a monthly meeting with 5c monthly dues anid l0c yearly dues. The girls of the club serve a Mother and Daughter Banquet annually as a tribute to their mothers as well as helping send delegates to the Home Economics conven- tion each year. The objects of the A. R. G. are: 1. The objects of this organization shall be to form a connect- ing link between the school and the home. 2. To develop active and efficient leaders among high school students for home and community liife. 3. To stimulate interest in hofmemaking. 4. To develop a professional spirit among the homemaking students. o. To bring closer relationships between local, state and national organizations dealing with homemaking. 6. To furnish opportunity through organization for social, philanthropic, educational and recreational activities. Page Twenty-one

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