Hereford High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Parkton, MD)

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Future Business Leaders Ol America Future Andrew Carnegies, we hope, will be produced by our Future Business Leaders ot America. Members learn the latest in modern business techniques. Mr. H. B. Kimmey ot the Gas and Electric Company was one of the many speakers who spoke to them about the modern business world. 4- , 5, .3 pf. 3 T 'BT -. Mr. Leib McDonald Agriculture Instructor . 7 4 F. B. l. A.-G. Miller and R. Harris hold map for Mr. Leisinger, while class looks on. First row, left to right: B. Snow, D. Nash, D. Armacost, V. Ensor. Second row: J. Meadowcroft, H. Maszaras, N. Turnbaugh, M. Dalton. Third row: W. Wilson, l. Brown, M. Boyle. Future Farmers ot America The Pioneer congratulates the Hereford Future Farmers. Paul Lloyd of Upperco was chosen Star Farmer ot the State of Mary- land. Austin Armacost was selected as the outstanding poultry farmer ot the year. As a group, the chapter won the Baltimore Sanitary Milk Production contest. The most popular event of the year was the trip taken to the Pennsylvania State Farm Show at Harrisburg. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: Mr. McDonald, J. Dillon, F. Lambert, C. Cromwell, B. Ensor, C. Cole, I.. Smith, M. Patterson, S. Bosley, W. Hill, R. Cullison, D. Garrett, B. Cook, W. Ensor, D. Hare. Second row: R. Koller, H. Cade, E. Tillman, B. Smaltxer, F. Tracey, D. Townsend, R. Slade, R. Korman, L. Moomaw, J. Almony, K. Rhoten, G. Martin, D. Bull, G. Wood. Seated: J. Kupisch, K. Bollinger, J. Gary, B. Sater, B. Warns, R. Rosier, S. Hendrix, J. McGinnis, C. Cape, B. Pugh, R. Naylor, J. Hoot.

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'gn fi ' I ',:' ff, i' f?.gf Leadership A leader must have great courage and faith for the re- sponsibility of leadership is great. 'l'oday's schools must develop leaders who will mold our future citizens to maintain and preserve our American way of life. B. Dillon, treasurer, explains budget for the year to the executive committee. The Student Council ot Hereford High School with the assistance and guidance of Mr. Kreuzburg and Miss Ziegler has as- sumed an important position in the leader- ship ot student activties. This year, as in the past, they conducted a magazine cam- paign to defray the cost ot many student activities. Student Government I i J 2 1 E. Bay, president, B. Dillon, treasurer, discuss profits from Student Council dances. STUDENT COUNCIL: Standing: N. Williams, Miss Ziegler fAdvisorj, J. Boyd, B. Dillon, J. Brown, E. Bay, J. Mcbade, D. Roche, B. Tracey, G. Roche. Seated: R. Wilhelm, J. Isaacs, N. Phillips, J. McDonald, J. Doster, J. Wheeler, J. Sewell, K. Cummings, R. Wright, J. Hoot, D. McCurley, L. Ward, R. Sharp, J. Cummings, M. Filler, H. Weaver, S. BosleY, N- Pl'iCe, K- 5W0Nk, A. Long, P. Ryan, F. Sawyers, H. Miller, H. Yarema, W. Wilson, S. Kline, T. Houck, M. Chenoweth. . ...M l

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Future Teachers of America Future school marms Members of the F T A enjoyed readrng Christmas stones to the first graders In the dlstnct schools This years program Included helping teachers an the classrooms of Hereford x Parent Teachers Assoclatlon F 'I' A Standing left to rlght E Standiford L Lewus J White T Hutchms Mr Clemens Seated B Bowen S Ensor F Wheeler J Davudson Highlights of the P T A meeting were discus sions with teachers and the servmg of refresh ments Newspaper Club Stop the presses' l ve got a scoop on the operettal Students of the Newspaper Club learn the who what when where an how of wntnng newspaper articles Wnth thus trarnung they will be the Mar aruute Hlggrnes and Lowell Thomases of Hereford Q Practicing the art of lay outs are R McGraw J Higgins C Gemmill C Packard and H Wright 1 Qt pl , L' ll ll V . .' . . 6 Q I q e T . Q x 1 T O Af,-.1 X at . T X . . .: , : . , . ' , . ' , . ' , . . : . , . , . , . . Q . .lf T I T T T , T T .-I 'i'1f.' A 1 , cr,g , T g er. I , i , . . . . 'B A N, - T , ll ll ll I T T IQ , A ,i H ,, 3 - T. ,, A ,, V' K I I I I x d nv s - ' I ,X . l. , S T Q . 49 , .T 1. ':'llll T 1' 4, f ' ' f 4' ' ' ' X ,.,, ,T 'V,,, , . . , . , . , . -- e -T 4- T ' .