Fayette High School - Noclaf Yearbook (Fayette, MO)

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Future Farmers of America First row: Ben Young, Jack Kauffman, John McClammer, Junior Davis, Dale Pitney. Second row: Leon O'Brian, Ray Kampschmidt, Roy Suddarth, Rolla Magruder, Har- old Shepard. Third row: Abbie Estill, Norman Geiger, Jack Lay, Robert Brown, Philip Settle, Bill LeGrant. Fourth row: Jimmie Settle, Garnett Innes, Raymond Jackson, James Leo Rose. Fifth row: Eugene Costley, Leslie Thurman, Roy McKaig, Robert Simpson, Mr, Wright. Absent: Junior Friedrich, Vernon Downey. The Future Farmers of America have as one of their special activities the encouragement of a profitable project program. We think the progress in that connection this last year is worthy of mention. Twenty-four boys completed a total of 51 projects with a total project income of 34138.35 or an average of 35172.43 per boy. Checked another Way the average is 9681.14 a project. Our big event of the year socially was the F.F.A. party with almost 10053 of the members present with girl friends and the high school faculty as guests. Our officers this year are: Ray Kampschmidt, president: Rob- ert Brown, vice-president: Norman Geiger, secretary: Rolla Ma- gruder, treasurerg Leon O'Brian, reporterp Roy Suddarth, Watch Dogg Iimmie Settle, parharnentariany and Mr. Wright, advisor.

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Camera Club Left to righi: Clyde Rogers, Bud Sichnell, Mr. Kelly Qsponsorl, Lowell Allen, Roy Werner, Eston Quisenberry, Rolla Magruder, Johnny Walker The progress of the Camera Club has been slow, but We hope steady. F or the first few meetings, we spent the time decid- ing upon a suitable place for a dark room. We took the small room off the landing of the first flight of steps leading from the right entrance of the study hall. Then followed the long and tedious task of making the dark room really dark. Improvements are necessary, even yet. Much of the remaining time has been spent in securing the necessary materials with which to work. During this time of war, many materials are hard to get: 35mm. film, photoflood bulbs, etc. We have secured a developing tank recently and are now making plans for securing or making a print box and drier. Several have taken outdoor exposure and some have tried their hand with a few indoor portrait exposures.

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Future l-lomemakers First row: Mildred Thurman, Wanda Beamon, Bettie Jane Sunderland Cpresidentj, Jessie Zumsteg, Emma Jane McCrary, Alma Mae Perfater. Second row: Betty Gibbs, Bonnie Mobley, Carolyn Mallinckrodt, Juanita Williams, Evelyn Eckhoff, Marjorie Dwight, Miss Eaton Csponsorb. Due to War conditions of tire and gas rationing it was impos- sible for the various clubs to assemble for the regular annual Home Project Conference. As a substitute for this meeting, the Future Homemalcers decided to plan a meeting similar for this purpose to the Fayette Home EC. girls. The Future Homemakers sponsored this program last Octo- ber for all Home EC. girls, the eighth grade girls and their moth- ers. The Value and Characteristics of Good Home Projects was the theme for the evening's program. The part played by the mother, the girl, and the teacher in each Good Home Project was also discussed. The program was followed by a social hour with refreshments of tea and cookies. The officers of Future Homemakers are: Betty lane Sunder- land, president, Bonnie Mobley, vice-presidentp Carolyn Mallin- clcrodt, secretary: Emma lane McCrary, treasurer: Iessie Zum- steg, historian.