Fairfield Community High School - Reflector Yearbook (Fairfield, IL)

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33 er Lowell Harris, Bill Worley, Richard Vaughan, Robert Dy Delbert Ellis, Glenn Ellis, Richard Jackson, Boyd Hawkins, Ray Allison, Doug Baker, Jerry Withrow, Bob Shaw, Elvis Endsley, Gene l-losselton, m Carter Gordon M llard Brown, Elliott, Jim y , Frank Cunningham, John Borah, David Dye, i ' W'throw, Harold Holman Guy Williams, Roy Allison, Larry 1 h les Sanders, Carroll Laws Earl Gregory, James Marsh, C ar I Dale Gash, Ray Withrow, Leonard Porter, Curt Kincart, Leo Doty, Eldon Harlan, Lowell Wilson, Mr, Espenschied, Kenneth Moore, Frank Etheridge, Donald Gaither, John Tibbs, Carl McRill, Larry Englebright, Perry Borah, Robert Eldon Barr, Eugene Hallam, Ray Rush, Duane Marshall, William. f the Smith-Hughes act, This calls for ervised Vocational agriculture is taught under the provisions o systematic instruction in class and a supervised farming program at home, A complete sup farming program for the high school student would include productive enterprises which would earn money for the boy and is generally known as his project , The program should include an improve- ment project which is an undertaking designed to improve some part of the home farm and increase its value, such as improving the farm building, The third part of the farming program is known as ' - these are approved farming practices which the boys apply to the home ' ' l ure are eligible supplementary practices, feeding balanced rations. nrolled in classes of vocational agricu t ' ization of boys studying farm, such as Boys who are now enrolled or have been e The FutureFarmers of America is a nauonal organ ' l ral leader- to belong to the F,F,A, ' ' lture in public secondary schools, erica are the development of agricu tu vocational agricu The primary aims of the Future Farmers of Am ' ' ' ' and patriotism. ship, co-oper ation, citizenship, Officers: President .... . . Grant Hoskins Vice-President . . . .Bill Worley Secretory. . . . Jerry Withrow Treasurer . . . . Don Worley . Mr. Espenschiecl Sponsor . 37

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WXQJ Harold Werner, Charles Smith, Verdayne Hudson, Carl Murphy, Bill Simpson, Clifton Galrher, Dean Cunningham, Glen Berg, Eddie Ackman, Donald Samford, Robert Mer- rit, Fred Colchasure, Tony Smith, Curtis Tannahill, Pat McClintock, Leroy Parkinson, Donald Wells, Ferdie Dickey, Charles Mitchell, Ray Van Buskirk, Carroll Taylor, George Butler, Bob Flemming, Carolyn Hearn, Martha Richards, I KAOU' Arlene Atteberry, Alice Clark, Mary Lee Merritt, Dorothy Frye, Margaret Savage, Mr, Book, Bernetta Berg, Peggy Garrett, Gladys Farmer, ,lane Simpson, Peggy Scott, Louise Vick, Lavern Self, Lanna Faye Hill, Mary Landers, Faye Hudson, Ruby Turner, Geraldine McGill, Carolyn Owen, Colleen Borah, Molly Garrett, Imogene Vau Scott, Emilie McCormi k ghn, Betty C , Wilma Wood, Norma Blackburn, Mix eultimate are mostl ed choir is th goal of all in vocal ensembles . Its members y upperclassmen and come fromall other activities ofthe school. Music is sung either a cappella or accompanied . Attempts are made to form smaller ensembles within the choir such as boy and girl octets, trios, and quartets . Repetoire included sacred music, secular, folk tunes, and Negro spirituals. Few programs were given until spring, except by small en- sembles. Seasonal music was studied and programs were prepared. The highlights of the choir were their spring concert and mu ' their performance at graduation. 36 sic contests , and

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ZJQA Earline Rankin, PatRedfern, Laura Burton, Freda Colclasure, Sue Mngrage, Ruby McCleary, Vada Wood, Wanda Rum- burg, Nancy Rose, Joyce Griffith, Pat Nail, Betty Douglas, Beverly llaegele, Alice Wood, Annis Stewart, Ellen Simp- son, Betty Prine, Betty Webber, Carolyn Felix, Rita Simpson, Joyce Felix, Lavern Self, Lonna Faye Hill, Clarena Payton, Knova Staton, Anna Stewart, Alice Kin- cart, Ellen Jones, Maxine Hungate, Mary Wilson, Carolyn Wagner, Della Mathes, Kay Tullis, Mary Keyser, Lillian Simmons, Martha Richards, Camille Haberstick, Lois Porter, Darlene Clevenger, Barbara Ellis, Naomi Tullis, Marilyn Walker, Donna Clevenger, Mary Wood, Marjorie Desch, Doris Gardner, Helen Mattox, Wilma Samford, Sally McGee, Norma Blackburn, Wilma Wood, Barbara Xanders, Waunita Conway, Mrs, Freshwater, Eleanor Simp- son, Kathryn Desch, Frances Smith, Maxine Green, Gloria Shaw, Nancy Blades, Doris Harris, Martha Wylie, Pay Cunningham, Anna Mae Bean, Joyce Etheridge, Irene Mnsgraves, Louise Vick, Shirley Johnson, Peggy Scott. President . . . . Joyce Etheridge Vice-President . .... Anna May Bean Secretary . . . . . . Shirley Johnson Treasurer . . . .Patricia Cunningham Sponsor . . . Mrs. Florence Freshwater The purpose of the F. H. A. is to provide wholesome individual and group recreation to further interest in Home Economics and pro- mote appreciation of satisfactions of homemalcing . 38