Hamilton High School - Yearling Yearbook (Hamilton, MT)

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D.E.C.A. A Hamilton chapter of the Distributive Education Clubs of America was established this year under the sponsorship of Mr. Donald Ferguson. The organization is composed of members of the distributive education class which requires on-the- job train- ing in retail establishments. The new group has sponsored Mm several money raising affairs, in its role as a prospective leader at HI-IS. The DECA Club has purchased a large display case for exhibiting the merchandise of many local stores. X gy cl-vt .i 4 N 'E A 'I ws' 5 gf' wx 1' x 1 If 0 4-is S .173 oi 'N f 6 ,F X , ' j 45' I FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Birnel, D. Clack, 1. Waliser, D, Wall, T. Cummings. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Lee, B, Jacobsen, D. Thomas, V. Seiler, D. Wheeler, G. Breen, I. Malensek, R. Waldo. 51

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LxXE.N1AAfF r 0 if efgafnmv N5 lt HQR 'Lv A X xxx ' pf ,se , O, f ,5 V : Ill lg 2 -A LX rl Z7 jj, I J E 5 X , J qs' , x Under the direction of Mrs. Betty Nason, the Future Home- makers of America initiated a busy money-making program and brought their organization into the limelight more than ever before. The energetic FI-lA'ers took up the project of supporting two Korean orphans. With this intent, style shows with a variety of themes were staged, and car washes were organized. Mrs. Nason literally ran her FHA girls ragged in preparing dinners and other projects to support their two or- phans. The homemakers managed to have the district FHA Convention at Hamilton, another highlight of the year. jj '33 50

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The Speech Club after a good start last year, re- turns with an experienced nucleus. With good depth provided by sophomores and freshmen this looks like a good year for the group. Mr. Wahl, its sponsor, has been working hard with the mem- bers and has arranged for a meet here at HHS. More meets and a larger membership point to a much improved speech group. This year's officers are S. Hefty, Presidentg andj. Biles, Secretary- Treasurer. PEECH CLUB V TH ESPIANS A new spotlight for drama was purchased this year by the Thespians. It has been a great addition to the plays. Their fine work on the plays and oper- etta have helped produce smashing successes at every turn. Next thing we know they'll be writing their own plays! This year's leaders are: B. Kennedy, Presidentg R. Greenup, Vice-Presidentg and S. Case, Secretary-Treasurer.