Gonzales High School - Lexington Yearbook (Gonzales, TX)

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Learn Thelr Trade lynda Storey, chapter sweetheart and her date, Bobby ene Barta, enjoy the Christmas party Glynda repre sented the boys Ln the Miss Gonzales contest and brought home the title She also entered the contest for Alamo District Sweetheart A white FFA Sweetheart Jacket was given to her by the boys vs!!! joe Clark Edwin Malatek, and john Craven work in the ag shop on a stand to be used in a grammar school oper- etta ft, I Leading the FFA this year are Samuel Lester, president- Johnnie Zavadil, first vice-president- Robert Lee Wolff, sec- ond vice-president- Edwin Malatek, third vice-president- Bobby Barta, sec- retaryi Richard Lester treasurer- julian Marrou historian- Donald Glass, re- porterg Clyde Lee Hinton, Sentinels I Charles B e n e s , parliamentariang and David Carley, song leader. Sponsors are Pat Kelly and Roy Buffington. vw pi l Ku L.. 9? 9' '-r ci,-

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Gonzales Future Farmers il lv 'pfi' ww law'-J Nd FL -Quai .-,-, Jlfil.-A The Future Farmers of Arnerxca 1S one of the largeet and bus1e-at org,an1zat1ons 1n G H S Some of the aCt1V1t18S carr1ed on by the boys are the annual tr1p to the Fat Stock Show the Father Son Banquet and a stock show that they themselves sponsor xff ...Lu 10 N h 4-43' --up Y?-K Harold Haschke and Samuel Le-:ter Lone Star Farm ers often confer vnth thelr Ap teacher Roy BL1ff1l'1P ton Samuel 19 preqldent of the local chipter and Har old 1S Alamo D1QtT1Ct secretary Harold wal: -selected as the most outetanrhng Lone Star Farmer 1n Area VII I ' . n Ill ' ' . , T T . . u . U . . A , W- I .., ,, -, qu ' in '. I . 5 I x ' - : , 1 'ku ' ff . I is X . , ' ' . x X - l H0 A ' - 5-1 I 5 ' P A f 1 '1 . ' 4 , . , , , l n 5 ., Z, . ' L, 1 ,, 1,:' . .U 1 . 1 ..,..4x'v . ' - -- '. ' s '- iff., 1 , M :Ii ZX I 4 V ' Q.p-.3i:,a- .- M--Aa . X f , ' x -1 -'-W - ' , . l -J ll '.x ' ' L, - ..,-. ., l , 4'-L K- ' f A .1 , . . 4, . . , . f - , a N . , A ' H K - -3 K ,., t-'ag' ' , . 'xiii' 1 -V 1 as . '.. 4, f QA 3 Q 1 . A r IA 1 - . V . V ,g .. h f ' . 'M I 4 , ' .. ,V , . n V -, ' A n frm'-Tr , -V r Y 1 , . . k . y . . . - . . . . , - . x .x E 1 XX l lf X , 1 f sl ez-X ,-Lff' M'-',,. nfs ,f N . ll .rv Y , -fv ,,,..,.,,- . ,,. 3' ,ef . 5 ,L if r... A - i , , f J ll N,- : . ,- I I .k bi . C - . 'V . . . Y 1 , , g .

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Members Train -12. 4-n Future Teachers Practice Profession The Gonzales FUTURE TEACH- ERS of AMERICA, organized this year, is a group of young people interested in the teach- ing profession. The spe cial project of the club this year is to compile printed data in a scrapbook,showing the progress made in the teaching profession since 1950. The Gonzales F.T.A., with Miss Dot Lea as its sponsor, is headed by Hazel Gandre , president, Calvin Pape , vice-president, Betty Bell,sec- retaryg Judy Bundick, treasurer, Walter Marek, reporte r and corresponding secretary, an d Ho r a c e Vickers, parliamen- tarian. for the Business World . The COMMERCIAL CLUB under the sponsorship of Miss Ruth Wright is headed by Minnie Roeber. Other officers include Virginia Pettus, vice-pre sident, M in n i e Mae Hill, secretary, Wanda Barber, treasurer, Bar- bara B e ale , reporter, jimmy l-lam, sergeant-at-arms, Odelle Bamett, parliamentarian. During the year the club learned how to run office machines, had guest speakers, and took trips to various busi- ness places.