Hollidaysburg High School - Chimrock Yearbook (Hollidaysburg, PA)

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2,H-Amm,nec,,2,3,,w,-.fa.,1.,,..a.-..f-,-M---0 - -M -V -f4- ' 7-------V--V--V-V7--i FUTURE FARMERS ORGANIZE N December 13, 1937, forty-eight boys, studying vocational agriculture in our school, organized a local chapter of the Future Farmers of America and ap- 1,lied to the Pennsylvania,Slate Chapter for a charter. The charter was granted January 18, 1933. The Future Farmers of America is the national organization of farm boys who study vocational agriculture in the public schools throughout the United States. The national organization is composed of state chapters and these, fC0ntinued on Page 481 First row, left to right-Burket, W. McCau1ley, Cooper, Beatty, Lane, Tussey, Mountain. Second row-Mr. Bressler, D. Mc- Caulley, Shoop, Fry, Helsel, Mc- Clanahan, J. Crissman, Horball. Third row - Benton, Kuhn, Dell, Kunsman, Brubaker, Hoover, Steele, McKee. Fourth row-Johnson, Diehl, Wertz, Black, Slippey, P. Crissman, Smith, McCreaty. Fifth rowisGrove, Leighty, Hansen, Bleicher, Clyte, Russell, Long. First row, left to right-E. Smith, Davis, Biegle, Rentz, Hunter, M. Hoover. Second row-Miss Spalding, Neal, Shaw, Brannen, J. Smith, Woods, Wolfe, George, Shoop. Third row-H. Hoover, Claycomb Leberfinger, Montgomery, Dalesanl dro, V. Strawmier, Niswonger, Fox . Lightner. Fourth row-Burke, Baronner, Reed Detwiler, Watters, Nori, Tolston Zeek, H. Strawmier, Polk. HOME EC. GIRLS ENTERTAIN HE Home Economics Club, former- ly the Vocational Club, elected the fol- lowing girls as ofhccrs for the 1937-38 school year: Geraldine Fox, President, Esther Smith, Vice-President, Velma Shoop, Secretary-Treasurer, Emma .C H,'MR9. of Smith, Chaplain. Miss Ruth Spalding, head of the newly formed home eco- nomics department of the school, acted as the club adviser. The club members chose as their pur- fffontinued on Page 481 hge Twelve