Laketon High School - Laketonian Yearbook (Laketon, IN)

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Informal Initiation Refreshments Formal Initiation New Members Coat Check “SUNSHINE EVENTS OF THE YEAR” Halloween King Queen Spring Banquet Sunshine Dance Merry Christmas Trip to Chicago Christmas Cheer Sponsored by GROSSNICKLE LUMBER CO. North Manchester

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“RAYS OF SUNSHINE” President................ Vice President........... Treasurer................. Corres. Secy.............. Record. Secy............. Cheer Chairman........... Parliamentarian.......... Sponsors................. Class Representatives . , . Nancy Luckenbill Lynn Carroll Marilyn Vrooman .Judy Partridge Janet Gray Marilyn Kline Lee Chaffee Mrs. Kathryn Brown Mrs. Alice Kreider Carol Burch Gloria Swygart Barbara Smith Karen Mylin The Sunshine Society, whose purpose is to spread rays of sunshine throughout the community, began the school year with an impressive formal initiation and an entertaining informal initiation. Those initiated were: Judy Boocher, Phyllis Brower, Kay Conrad, Donna Cripe, Joyce Davis, Jackie Davison, Tralane Floor, Joann Kelly, Karen McCullough, Judy Ray, Phyllis Simpson, Nancy Smith, Marie Snyder, Nancy Tompson, Karen Zobrosky, Helen Kline, and Louise Moore. This year we have had several fund raising and also enjoyable projects. They were: the Halloween Hop, Coat Check, a Caroling Party, Dads and Daughters' Party, a trip to Chicago, the annual Spring Banquet, and the Ideal Ladies' Party. Also we gave poinsettias to the shut-ins for Christmas. Laketon was honored this year in having one of her members, Gloria Swygart, elected as State Re- cording Secretary. Sponsored by LECKRONE HARDWARE Akron, Indiana

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President.......... Vice President . . . Secretary.......... Treasurer.......... Reporter........... Sentinel........... Chaplain........... Sponsor............ Lonnie French Ronnie Ihnen David Snyder Lowell Lindzy Leonard Good Tim White Homer Easterday Mr. Dale Flora The Future Farmers of America, our F.F.A., is a National Organization of, by, and for the boys studying Voca- tional Agriculture. The primary aim of the F.F.A. is the development of agricultural leadership, co-operation, and citizenship. There were fifteen green hands initiated this year. They were David Burch, Dana Deardorff, Kent French, Marlin Fingerle, Junior Gaerte, Roger Harmon, Dean Hudson, Mark Metzger, Gary Schipper, Larry Smith, Jim Reed, Ronnie Wing, Terry Ayres, Philip Kiser, and Eugene Schmalzried. Some of the major activities were a very successful Crop and Vegetable Show, a trip to Chicago’s Federal Re- serve Bank, Board of Trade, and the Contintental Trust Bank, selling of garden seeds, and completing a scrapbook for the District Contest. Highlighting the year’s activities was a trip to Indianapolis, where we toured the Farm Bureau Plants. Some places of interest were The Fertilizer Plant, Lumber Yard, Grain Terminal, and the Petroleum Plant. Also, our Chapter received the High Challenge Trophy for the State of Indiana. The yield of 176.09 bu. of shelled per acre of Funk’s G-75 A was tops over fifteen other entries. Sponsored by KINDER'S STANDARD SERVICE CENTER Wabash, Indiana