Hooper High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Hooper, Nebraska)

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SEATED: Mr. Peterson, S. Frahm, D. Liston, D. Meier, K Meier, W. Stork, J. Kriete. FIRST ROW: R. Sohl, D. Ruwe J. Odle, W. Moeller, I. Bartling, L. Timm, L. Larsen, J Panning, D. Borman, A. Bartling. SECOND ROW: R Dorfmeyer, L. Moll, H. Blomendahl, K. Langemeier, C Nast, D. Moll, J. Havekost, K. Geisler, J. Ruwe, V. Schuler H. Forsberg. THIRD ROW: W. Blum, C. Forsberg, R Hunteman, K. Moeller, B. Moseman, J. Uehling, L. Larsen D. Rasmussen, T. Suhr, R. Rebbe, R. Milligan, L. Busch Future Farmers of America OFFICERS: Mr. Peterson, Advisor; S. Frahm, Reporter; D. Liston, Vice President; D. Meier, President; K. Meier, Secretary; W. Stork, Treasurer; J. Kreite, Sentinel. PAWLING TRANSFER VIENNA BAKERY

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I. Bartling, R. Palmer, Mrs. Osterloh, K. Husk, Moseman, D. May, K. Schaulis, D. Kuss, B. Moll, D. Otteman, J. Janssen, G. Fachman, K. M. Rasmussen, J. Schumacher, C. Hagerbaumer. Library Club Each librarian has been trained in indexing, processing new books, and the repairing of books and magazines. All the librarians have been very busy typing cards to bring the card catalog up to date. The librarians have been of much assistance to the other students in locating period¬ icals for research papers. Their five year Maga-Files are quite up to date. Several librarians have been responsible for the study hall bulletin boards which were changed every two weeks. Also there has been a librarian on duty in the study hall every period of the day. This year, pins were presented to the librarians on Awards Day, May 15, 1961. 1 5 KLEBE PRODUCE MAHNKE IMPLEMENT CO., Fremont HILLSIDE DAIRY tmsmsm

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Guests of the F.F.A. Banquet. F.F.A. I The F.F.A. has had a very busy year this year. Some of their activities have been a softball tourney in August between Hooper, Schuyler, Blair and Scribner; and a Dodge County Livestock Contest. The team placed first in the County. Later, in the District Contest, the senior team placed second and the junior team p laced ninth. At District Contest in February, the demonstra¬ tion team placed second and got a blue ribbon for their demonstration on Air Cleaners. The team was Stan Frahm, Ken Meier, and Wayne Stork. In the Creed j Speaking, Arlan Bartling was District Champion and earned a red ribbon. Duane Liston was the District Champ in the Public Speaking contest and he earned a white ribbon. One hundred eighty guests attended the F.F.A. banquet. Dr. Merle Betts of the Omaha Bank for Co-ops was the speaker. In April, Charles Thomsen was named the State Farmer of Nebraska. Also the Poultry Team, consist¬ ing of Lee Moll, Duane Meier, John Kriete and Dale Moll as the alternate, were state champions and will go to the National Contest in October. Some of the ratings of the Chapter have been Superior Rating because they ranked in the upper ten in the state and District Runner-up in Cooperative Activities. Our congratulations to the Hooper F.F.A. for a very successful year. THE HONORED TABLE OFFICERS: Left to Right, S. Frahm, D. Liston, D. Meier, K. Meier and W. Stork.