Jesup High School - Hi Spi Yearbook (Jesup, IA)

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 LEADERSHIP CHARACTER COOPERATIO» SCHOLARSHIP AGRICULTURE acCREATIOH CITIZENSHIP PATRIOTISM Row 1: Advisor. M. F. Grosscup: L. Bonefas, Reporter; G. Luloff, Secretary; R. Lange. President; E. Koob. Chapter Sweetheart; D. Zuck, Vice-President; R. Freer, Treasurer; R. Schares, Sentinel. Row 2: D. Rottinghaus, M. Burr, G. Putnam, R. Youngblut, D. Foster, K. Temeyer. G. Liebsch, B. Pur- dy. L. Pecenka. Row 3: C. Schutte, K. Frush, J. Swinbank, M. Faust, P. Tonn, B. Ehr, R. Miller, B. Even, S. Vogel. J. Youngblut. Row 4: R. Purdy, G. Gienapp, H. Kavalier, R. Sadler, D. Rousse- low, D. Hilliard, E. Schmit, M. Chase, C. Kremer, D. Bunting. Row 5: D. Hamblin, C. Kress, C. Parker, R. Hamblin, C. Clayton, R. Zuck, J. Dage, J. Bishop, R. Youngblut, K. Wittmeyer, D. Bun- ting. Row 5: D. Hamblin, C. Kress, C. Parker, R. Hamblin, C. Clayton, R. Zuck, J. Dage, J. Bishop, R. Youngblut, K. Wittmeyer, D. Bunting, P. Sadler. Our Chapter is composed of 54 members, 14 Green Hands, 36 Chapter Farmers, and 4 Iowa Farmers. The total average labor income, per school member, is $340. We showed livestock at both the county and state fairs. A total of $200 of popcorn, $360 worth of lightbulbs, and over $500 of Garden Seeds were sold. Ag. related trips were sponsored by our Chapter. We, also held an Annual FFA banquet where chapter awards were presented. D. Zuck, L. Pecenka, R. Zuck, C. Parker.

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Karen Michael, Miss Gardner, Fred Foster, Gary Bridgeman, Vic kie Burr, Gary Rodby, Carol Michael. 0 F F 1 C E Work, our motto--Perfection, our goal. We, the OFFICE EDS, exercised our MOTTO by doing office- related jobs for the school and faculty, as well as some clubs and organizations in the community—and our sponsor nagged” us toward our GOAL. —Tours of several Waterloo and Des Moines businesses and offices, and attendance at the Office Education State Leadership conference in Des Moines, gave us a better idea of the surroundings in which we plan to work. Another eye- opener” was speakers from various business and professions who visited the Office Education and Economics classes. Occasionally the group revived its energy with luncheons at school, as well as an end-of-the-year banquet at the Penthouse in Waterloo, where we enjoyed ourselves, ate extremely well, and even learned a thing or two! E D S

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