Fulton High School - Static Yearbook (Fulton, IL)

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Latin Club g FIRST ROW-H. Housenga, B. Kruse, B. Kinney, B. Dykema, L. Hoogheem, R. Wilkens, Mr. Swsnaon, sponsor. . SECOND ROW-P. Buikema, H. VViebenga, J. Jones, E. Petersen, J. Letcher, B. Bielema, N. Marx, M. Van Zuiden. THIRD ROW-L. Hoff, S. Koenes, A. Engleking, F. Carlson, C. Rogers, B. Riordon, R. Stuart, M. Leavens. FOURTH ROW-C. Walter, G. Hoese, E. Kolk, G. Voss, R. Flinn, J. Kopenga, I. Hoogheem, D. Ardapple. The Mostellaria Latin Club was organ- ized in the fall of 49 for the purpose of pro- moting common interest for the Latin stu- dents of this school, to further the interest of Latin, and to provide a social outlet for the members. Membership is limited to the students who have taken or are taking Latin. The meetings of this club were held once a month. The first meeting consisted of the election of officers as follows: lst Semester 2nd Semester Dux Berniece Kinney Bob Dykema Legatus Bob Dykema LaVerne Hoogheem Scribus Lois Hoff ' Betty Kruse Coactus-Pecuniae Rush Wilkens Rush Wilkens Centurion Harlan Housenga Harlan Housenga Sponsor: Mr. Swanson Then came the night of the party. About 4:00 o'clock everyone was hurrying to get the decorations and everything set up on time. Although there was little time for prepara- tion, the party was a success. The gym was decorated in streamers of green and white with balloons flying in space. Entertainment Page 42 consisted of social dancing, games, songs by the Junior Sextet and a couple of Latin tunes by Laverne Hoogheem, Irwin Hoogheem, and Jerry Voss. Last of all came the delicious re- freshments of pop, ice-cream, cake, and fin- ally the gnawing of different colored pop- corn balls.

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F. F. A. ROW I -J. Schuler, R. Muur, F. Smith, H. Rowland, B. Rowland, F. Fiet, M. Van Zuiden. ROW II fK. Huizenga, R. Hamstra, L. Swanson, B. Bramley, K. Fanderclni, R. Ven Huizen, G. Mickelson, L. Bonneur, D. Holesinger, N. Houzenga, M. Ammon. ROW III4A. Schuler, J. Bielema, C. Flikkema, R. Sissing, E. Diephuis, J. Flannery, D. Mickey, V. Borg- strom, U. Wiersema, A. Tiesman, A. Temple. ROW IV -D. Snyder, R. Ebbers, D. Venema, A. Eissens, B. Venema, D. NViersemn, R. Temple, E. Temple, P. Norman, A. Anglese, A. Foster. to the degree of Chapter Farmer, the Offi- cers' Leadership Training School, which is held for the purpose of training better lead- ers in F. F. A. chapters, the F. F. A. and F. H. A. Fair, and also field trips, soil testing, milk testing, farm machinery repair and painting, a picnic, and a judging team to Champaign. The Fulton Chapter of Future Farmers of America started the school year of 1949 with the knowledge and interest to learn more about the future in farming. The chap- ter also takes great pride in practicing the motto, which is: Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve This year proved to be full of many worth-while activities and projects for the organization. Among these, there are the formal initiation of the freshmen to Green Hands and the raise of former Green Hands Officers for 1949-50 are: President, How- ard Rowlandg Vice-President, Francis Smith, Secretary, Russ Muurg Treasurer, Robert Rowland, Student Council representative, Richard Sissingg Watch Dog, Don Snyder. Mr. Harold Vance is the new and capable sponsor of the group. Page 41

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Speech Club FIRST ROW-D. WVoods, M. Hoogheem, J. Flikkema, E. Temple, G. i-Iills, R. DeGunther, P. Wray. SECONDDROIQW-C. Johnson, E. Boonstra, F. Mohrman, Mr. Swanson, sponsor, H. Harvey, H. Kramer, . yder. A new activity was introduced to our high school this year when speech was of- fered as a part of the curriculum. The thir- teen students who became known as the Chatterbugs under the leadership of Mr. Swanson, began the year by writing the con- stitution for the club. In this way we became experienced in parliamentary procedure. One of the activities of the year included a special radio broadcast over station WSDR. We gave a skit which was our part in the pro- gram for National Education Week. Our speech making activities during the past year were valuable lessons, and it is hop- ed that the success of this venture will es- tablish a permanent speech department in our high school. Page 43