Lafayette Jackson High School - Golden Memories Yearbook (Lafayette, OH)

Page 57 text:

v DRAMATICS' CLUB 1 1 Row I Dick Anspach, Herbert McElwain,Clara,D1rmeyer, Maxine McNett,Dick Hayes, Jim Smith, and Dlckwhltmore. How II Mr. George Cox, Gladys Aldrich, Phyllis Lutz, Uanetn Ransbottom, Betty Lou North, Hilda Bumsey, Vary Hill, Esther Guthrie, and Miss Leta S. Jump, Row Ill Bernice Hullibarger, Joan Boyd, Rosalie Emerick, Jean Miller, Virginia Kline, and Ro- bert Maxwell. Row IV William Hall, Paul Arthur, Donald Smith, Dick Smith, and Charles Glancy, Varsity ULU Row I Jim Smith, Lloyd Llttler, Dick Hayes, William Hall, D1ckKersker,Hugh Long, Herbert MoElwa1n, and James Bassett, Row II Harold Grady,NormanQSlxel,Daniel,Reed, Mick Treglia, Calvin Early, TheodoreMcCague, Henry Stump, Joe Skinner, and Russell Fellers. How III Nolan Younkman, Kenneth Bowyer, and Kenneth Schick.

Page 59 text:

F. F. A. Row I Elmer Bible, Bud Reichelderfer, Wayne Anspach, Cledith Long, Harold Vermillion, Richard Kersker, Dick Anspach, and Mr. J. J. Kreglow. Row II Alfred Fedele, Robert Hunsaker, Donald Goodman, Jack Condon, and Gail Long. Row III Kenneth Long, Donald Spallinger, Franklin Ruhlen, and Rodney Epp, Absent: Charles Dowler and Ray Archer. ' GIRLS' 4-H Row I Carolyn McCague, Jean Fleming, Waneta Ransbottom Betty Fleming, Jean Miller, Jean Clum, and Kathleen McCague. Row II Corinne Bassett, Marjorie Schick, Dorothy Anspaeh, Pauline McClure, Cleola Zimmerman, Eleanore Laibe, Roseann Diepenbrock, Edith Ransbottom, and Marjorie Yoakam. Row III Martha Jo Emerick, Carole Oberdier, Marilyn Klingler, Betsy Kohli, Jean Chidister, and Marcia Connor. Row IV: Jeanne Sumney, Phyllis Lutz, Birginia Kline, Sue McGinnis, and Joan Smith. Absent: Marcene Ransbottom. BOYS' 4-H Row I Kenneth Long, Cledith Long,Dick Anspach, Elmer Bible, Joseph Sopher, Johnny Binkley, Donald Boyd. Row II: Ray Blosser, Gilbert long, Edward Inskeep, David Stuber, Buddy Long, and Edward Klingler. Row III: Gail Long, Leonard Klingler, Robert Maxwell, Roger Klingler, and Wilbur Sumney. SUMMARIES F. F. A. . The F.F.A. is a national organization knownall over the North and South American continents. This organization is made up of farm boys and stands for Future Farmers of Ameri- ca. , LaFayette-Jackson High School is proud to have part in this national organization'with a local chapter. The chapter this year has 6 seniors, 3 juniors, 5 sophomores and 5 freshmen, joined together to accomplish its purposes. For instance one purpose is to enable the young men ho will work the soil in the future to work it with definite goals in mind. A This year we started a point system in which we had to have 290 points to get a letter. There are so many points pnojects, supervised practices, and -activities that we have participated in during the high school years. If there are more than 5 persons having 290 points, the 5 highest would I