Lancaster Township High School - Lancerian Yearbook (Lancaster, IN)

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17:11. sez- ' 101 ,Az-1 .I'oW,L Hosleifl gsm. QUT U R E FEM S35 MP4, Ur-'bg X9 AMER! 'ff-1 lga OV Str-au: Beal.. ey Ura ' to R Glass ' Kara fOr-d N453 1' 'sindrn ' Greer: Sheba asmitb ' Se Hhrrisckep, Kb, Lane Con P .0 and tluwh .7 Doug-2 OU Carol Shiiihernjzig Vicky ilh Ddik Gal M 8 e. Hiatt, Bonlzizt, 0E'5:g3uSe,iig.ara shire rua rn olyh 1 fe The Lancaster Township F. H. A. Chapter for the school year of 1955-56 met and elected the following officers: Janice Wilhelm- P!'BSidS11Tf, Barbara Jetmore-vice-president, Diane Vis, Gard-secretary, Martha Mills-historian, Lois Hoslerf-treasurer, Karen Stouder-parlimentarian, Arlene Beals-reporter, and Arlene Kellam-song-leader, Barbara Jetmore was elected as historian for the district F. H. A., and as part of her duties, she attended the distnct training school at Muncie. TerreJlgiiZ Wilhelm. Kay Daugherty, and Arlene Kellam attended the State Convention at C The gi-T13 planned a Valentine guest party, a mothezwdaughter banquet, an assembly program, and money raising activities. The Lancaster F. H. A. is an Honor Chapter. 1956 in 1952

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, vid Ki-Daley ' Seal-'9 9 Da 1 J LTD male B3 1166-9 JOB Gibb ei h Keith E11-Gr! d Scott IJ-Gy lemffe' gphrabaug ' yggrk Sem' Jay D- 9 creek: Marvin Ronnie cox' ed we , V I it R.,Larry Na:-Bpcnry Bounds? Thomas, 53-Tidkttix ygunt. ding L, O James Weave 1 Zook, he ve mt, a Sggitert B0undY9L to R..-1.-all-'o'ryMedford, S159 'ming ' Sxnifhv S1 Y . Leslies Lee 'rnomvson' Hr The F. F. A activi . ties for the 1955-S6 school year scrape drive, Parent and Son Banquet, pest contest, and during Thanksgiving Vacation we vent to Chicago to the Imternational livestock show. Chapter Farmers are: Joe Stanley, Lee Thompson, Jim Allred, Iaon Thomas, Roy Mefford, Gary Boundy, Duane Creek, Keith EJ.ler, Eddie Smith, Jim Weaver. State Farmers ares Mark Settlenvre and Jim Hacker. Mark Settlemyre was elected president, Lee Thompson secretary and Mr. Leslie advisor of the district F. F. A. Local officiers are: E Mark Settlengyre President S X3 B' Lee Thompson Vice-President vt Duane Creek Secretary 4 Vx Leon Thomas 'Treasurer Jim Allred Reporter Roy Mefford Sentinel t .- Mr. Ieslie Advisor Hrs 'if . Felton works Hr. Slaubaugh Lois L . 'S-i Mr. Henning works works too Band mothers work