Kent High School - K Yearbook (Kentland, IN)

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Cultural training is also necessary for the flevelopnleut of good citizens and the ability of people to enjoy life. Our music anfl art clepartillentf have clone a fine piece of work in tliese fields. No great lllllSlClklll or great artist has been a eriiuiual. ome ee ur Cugura juining Page thirty-five

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lllfg I 'V I - - - -, .' . if-IL- 4' A' AY ' ,X .1 .1-4' Li'--',f fi Treasurer. F. Wolfeg Reporter. R. 1 f We Taylor' Advisor R D Lutv' Qecretwrv , ':' 'Hull-ltinsoin iRresident,A Reiedi .. - . ' ' 'V Yice-President, D. Sondgerath UA ,, if 'Q T -, ' ff l :.5 V : K - I 3:35, Q. ,Yi 'Q L . . M -f.?,A ' ::, :er T: 'H' 4,35 ,rl-P , ' Q -W '. aa - .- ,. Y T .A ,t i t--at 4 i 'J I . Q - I X 2 t ' ' ti jg 1-1 I v ie X ' gg -.. l Y I' 3 I it ' K Q I F A I . on X v no 'j' an W .r F X' A gf: 7 1 W, t i an AA 5 . V I A Y 4- X nv, ' ' - 1 I I, il-5? f A A F. H. A. im Q Song Leader. D. Yvoodruffg Yire- smy President. V. Zell: Advisor. Miss N..--f Meyer: President. R. Lutz: Secretary, B. Collinsg Treasurer. A. Sego 33,4 I believe in the future of farming, with a faith horn not of words but of deeds. achievements won by the present and past generations of farmers: in the promise of better days through better ways, even as the better things we now enjoy have come up to us from the struggles of former years. The local chapter was not organized until 1939, when Harlan Parr became the advisor. Mr. R. D. Lutz is now serving his fifth year as advisor. The oliicers for the 19-18-49 year are: President, Bill Rccdg Vice-President, Donald Sondgerath: Secretary, Floyd Hutchinson: Treasurer, Frank Wolfeg Reporter, Robert Taylorg Farm Watch Dog, Robert Hutchinson. ZJJJ4. A new year for the F. H. A. began last September, when we elected the above officers. During the year we progressed quite far and earned money by sponsoring dif- ferent activities. Wve prepared and served at the Annual Hi-Y Banquet, and held a Bake Sale on October 2. With the money we earned we bought material and inade drapes for the girls' rest room. This was our main project for the year. Our chapter was represented at both Fall and Spring district meetings at Wea and East Chicago. At the Spring meeting, our Chapter President was elected to the oflicc of Secretary for the Northwest District. Page thirty-sz'a: