Fennville High School - Reflector Yearbook (Fennville, MI)

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EW PAPER TAFF s lst Row: E. Northrup, B. Stuller, P. Stewart, P. Iclntyre, V. Galbreath, B. Jones 2nd Row: B. Thompson, L. Blanchard, C. Martin, G. Stasik, L. Hoyt, A. Thompson, lr. DeYoung, Advi sor. Hr. De Young was the sponsor of the school paper Hsnafuu this year. Louise Blanchard was appointed Editor and Patricia McIntyre, Assistant Editor. Elwin Northrup, B111 Stuller, and Virginia Ga1breath,designed the covers. The reporters are Barbara Jones, Anne Thompson, Virginia Galbreath, B111 Thompson, and Lois Hoyt. Grace Stasik and Carolyn Martin were typists during the first semester, and Lois Hoyt and Patricia Stewart during the second semester. I . Sexton and Mr. De!oung wrote the sports articles. The grade teachers wrote the news of their classes. Special features were written by B111 Thompson. R D D S l s A qua RBSTAIIIAII' E S ,www G I S as S ' nrcmvson a EIIDSLEY U L S 3 .SQA ,. ll C Q:.:z'.'.'.1:':'T f:av.'.'.r.v, L 1 K E I Lf Q at s Es, NSE fu... g Q Farm and Orchard Supplies I S 6 r 5 non' 24951 3 U ' .f f -5 ,L ff' 4 -is L Q ' Q Phone Fennville lichigan S 5 tsts sseese , L ,wrn n e 25'+31

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CAMERA CL R The photography club is known as the 'Fenn Foto F1ends'. Under the gui- dance of lr. Herbener the club was organized this year, e constitution drawn up, and officers elected. Charles lhitemyer is the President, and Steve Kiss is his stand-in as Vice President. Others serving as officers are Norma Crane, Secretary, B111 lacieal, Treasurer, Lois Hoyt, lembership Chairman, and Ned Bale, Program Chairman. leetings are held the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. PFESCRIPTIONS KING'S DRUG sronz cosnmrxcs 'In Business for our health' -'-'- Only Fresh Drugs Used 7 and FEINVILLE IICHIGAR lk! Factor and Coty 'Departmentalized T Carefully Compounded. fOr YOU! Cdhvenience' r t nt Line' W BL2I.!IE!i P EILIIQEEBX 'For their najesties' le Sell only the Best Fancy Gift Boxes Notes and Cards 1155 snsmssmns Jewelry-Compacts Evby Hlllglrki 1 er a - Pen Sets-Box Candies Get 'i:1T,s3:S.:hy 'KIFG'S SODA BAR' Light Lunches 5391555 nr, 593, stock Tonic Finest Sodas and Sundaes D od . 9.9.ur.u9.ua..S.sr.1s.Q ' 1 t T 'P ' Dr Roberts RX's ' ' ' Antiseptics-Syringes

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F.F.,A. The Fennville chapter of the Future Farmers of America was granted' its first charter in December 1929. The chapter became inactive during the l9l+6-N7-148 school years because of the lack of an Agriculture teacher. The chap- ter has applied for reinstatement of its charter and Bryant as advisor. The first official act of the chapter was results of this eleetion were that Charles lhitemyer identg Larry Symons as Vice President, Roger Carlson as Treaeurerg Bill Thompson as Reporter, and William is active again with I . to elect officers. The was installed as Pres- as Secretary, Don Morse Stuller as Sentinel. The Fennville Chapter of the F.F.A. had a total of fifty-two members. Each mem- ber is active on one of the eight F.F.A. committees. These committees, among which are Supervised Farming, Leadership, Scholarship, and Cooperation,pre- pared a program of work for the year. Included in this program is the plant- ing of trees in the school forest, testing milk and soils, conducting farm sur- veys, and cooperating with the county association in county activities. The ac- tivities of the F.F.A. have been limited, but the members have planted trees and sponsored the theater party in cooperation with the Kasco Feed Company. The most important activity of the F.F.A. at present is the project undertaken by Charles Whitemyer and Don Barnes. They are each raising a Hereford Beef animal obtained in the F.F.A. Galt Scramble at the Allegan Fair.