Fredericktown High School - Mirror Yearbook (Fredericktown, OH)

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FRONT ROW tleft to rightj Ronk, Hull, Tucker, Ruggles, Ewalt, Burgholder, Beheler, Mishey, Wiggins. SECOND ROW fleft to rightl Ault, Gadd, Beheler, M. Weller, Miller, F. Meredith, Smith, Gregg, Postle, Hobson, Auten, Snodgrass. THIRD ROW Qleft to rightj Kearns, White, D. Weller, Lewis, Ogle, Maxwell, D. Mclntire, Cooke, Biefnes, C, Mclntire, K. Weller, Carlin, Cocanower, McDonald, Lane, Darst, Kneisley, ,Ward, FOURTH ROW fleft to rightl E. Ackerman, B. Phillips, Kearns, Wiggins, Brown, Fletcher, J. Vickeroy, Staton, Styers, Wallace, Swigart, Walker, Moore, Shipley, Lamb, Brokaw, A, Shipley, Bechtel. FIITFH ROW Cleft to right! j. Shipley, Ackerman, Wells, Pipes, Darling, Beal, M. Vickeroy, Ralston, Mills, Swatik, Turner, Alspach, Ebersole, Hillier, Barton, Burson, I... Mills. Booster Club The Booster Club was a new organ- ization this year sponsored by the cheerleaders. We had our meetings at noon and many 7th and 8th took part in this organization. We had a point system and 56 people who got a certain number of points will be active members of the Booster Club next year. Some of the things included in the point system Were: attending football and basketball games, making signs, attending county and district tournament, and being present at the club meetings. The twelve people who got the most points received awards. The twelve people were Qin orderl: Roger Durbin, Ray Tucker, Wendell Burgholder, Rita Walker, Beverly Lewis, Bonnie McDonald, Spencer Hoe- flich, Della Mae Cocanower, Gordon Shipley, Bobby Postle, Carol Gregg, and Philip Smith. 27

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1 FO Ho Al Fl .Fl Al PYe5id'51'li ------...... Avalee Bradrich Vice-President ...... Annabelle Hoeliich SGCYHBY5' ------...... Rowena Frazier Treasurer -..... ...... IN 'Iarjorie Burson Hlswrian ............ - Xvilma Bechtel AdViS0l' ---------- ----- Miss Robeson The school year for the F.I-I.A. commenced with a supper and initiation of twenty-four new mem- bers making a total of seventy members in the association. Soon after the year's work had begun, our as. sociation was invited to take a first degree team to Mt. Vernon, Ohio, to start them in their new vocational F.l-I.A. work. During the year we prepared and served several banquets and dinners. The annual F,F,,-X..-F.H.A. Banquet, held November 8, was attractively planned for 250 guests and sponsors, with de- corations of Merry-Go-Rounds featuring farm animals. On December I, the Lions Club asked us to serve the Football Banquet, from which we added Sl2.00 to our treasury. This Spring we held a Food Sale as a money- making project. In April we served a supper to the Boy Scout Council which gave us more experience in serving foods to large groups. -Besides our work we have had several evenings, of fun this year, including the two Pot-Luck sup- pers, Christmas party and the Skating party and I-lay Ride with F.F,A. Chapter. On April 20. several of our girls, .-Xvalee Q-ad- rick, Ruth Phillips. Xvaneta Ault, Leah Mae Hays, Eileen Ebersole, Rowena Frazier, and Creta XVise were privileged to go to Delaware, Ohio to take their 3rd and 4th degree in the association. As the end of the school year of I9-H-42 draws near, let us go back and review the activities of the Fredericktown Chapter of Future Farmers of America. At the beginning of the year the Ex- ecutive Committee, which consists of the ofiicers of the chapter, set up a plan of work to be carried out this year. Some of these goals have been reached and some still stand to be reached. But the ones left unfinished make room for progress in pears to come. F. F. A. CILT CHAIN The committee in charge of the gilt chain re- ported that they had picked out two gilts from the sow that I-Iarold Daniels got from the gilt chain last year. The purpose of he gilt chain is to give members of the chapter a chance to get started in purebred The member takes a gilt and cares for it and in return he gives the chapter two gilts when they weigh 200 pounds. The chapter pays all breeding and other fees. The members of the chapter to receive gilts this year were Ferber Thayer and Harold Ander- F.F,A. INITIATION The Fredericktown Future Farmers of America Chapter initiated the following boys to the degree of Green Hand. Leroy Ackerman, Frank Bartlet, Dale Braddock, john Bryant, Harold Burgholder, XVarren Coffing, Nlike Corba, Bob Kennedy. Virgil Shipley. Eldon Spearman, Clarence Fletcher, and james Grubaugh. PRIZE YVINNERS Harold Daniels of the F.F.A. had the champion tContinued on page 4-H Robeson, Daniels, I-Iayes, Yar- man, Slishey, XVelIs, Bowman, B. Diehl, XViIIits, fXIcCIead, De- , Bolt. SECOND ROW lleft to right! Reese, Young, N. Diehl, Ral- ston, M. Lohmier, Lifer, It Burson, M. Mclntire, Braddrick, M. Burson. iXIcDanieIs, Beal, C-Ieason, Bunnell. Strong, E.. Ebersole, Heaton, Ault. THIRD ROW lleft to rightl I. Sniith, Robinson, Lane, Wise, Tharp, Noree, XViIson, R. Phil- lips Frazier, Stringer. I-Iulse. Hobson, Xvatkins, Hoefiich, Eyster, Bechtel. FOURTH ROW Ileft to rightl W. Bechtel, Ruhl. XVoIford, Smith, Shipley. Ayers, Lohmier, B. Meredith, R. Reed, D, Beheler, Trainer, Fogle. L. Reed, I-lull. N. Fhillips, Jean Hurnbert, ,loan Humbert, R. Ebersole, FRONT ROW lleft to rightl I-- Coffing, Kirkpatrick. BDDCY- Litt, Doyle Braddock, Bell, f. Payne, Xvilson, Truex. SECOND ROW tleft to rishll Daniels. Dalton Braddock. And- erson, Stevens, Shinaberry, Sim- mons. L. Payne, Bryant, lab bourne. THIRD ROW tleft to righll Kinney. Brown, Bechtel, Spear- man, I-Iart, Burgholder, Brad- dock, Coffing, Bartlett, Mills- TOP ROW Kleft to rightl Miller' Litt, Ackernian, Thayer, Cffillf Kennedy, Vail. FRONT ROW tleft to rightl Miss

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FRONT ROW tleft to rightj Willits, Weller, Hayes, Shipley, Gifford, Walker, Bell, W. Bechtel, Brown, Smith. SECOND ROW tlef! to rightj B. Brown, W. Smith, Watkins, Hulse, Daniels, Bone, Allgire, Ruhl. THIRD ROW tleft to right? L. ,Wells, Frazier, N. Bechtel, Hobson, Beheler, M. Weller, Vail, Fogle, Walker, R. Shipley, Kirpatrick, Mr. Peters. URTH ROW tleft to rightj DeBolt Manager, Roberts, Tucker, Carlin, Baker, Hillier. MAJORETTES fleft to rightl Stackhouse, Beal, Gadcl, Alspach, Wiggins. On July 8, 1941, a new vocal and instrumental music teacher, Mr. Peters, appeared to take over the vacancy leit by Miss Dyer. During the sumnner he was here to teach instrumental lessons and direct the band. After a few weeks of practice with the band they began their public appearances on August 5 to play at the Knox County Fair at the afternoon races. They also gave four Wednesday night concerts during August. At night on August 18 and 19 they played at the Street Fair in Fredericktown. 28 Band On Labor Day, the band was invited to participate in the parade held at Mansfield. On Friday, November 21, they were invited to participate in a parade to close the Thanksgiving season and open the Christmas season at Mt. Vernon. The band played at all the football games at home and went to Danville and Butler. At two basketball games they played and made formations on the Audit- orium floor.