Le Mars Community High School - Bark Yearbook (Le Mars, IA)

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7964 Wm Firrz row-Donna Utesch, Lois Baker, Patsy Pew, Marilyn Schneider, Alice Wiegers. Second row- Betty Jean Witt, Carol Pitts, Amelia Dolieslager, Ruth Stahmer. 773 First row-Lucille Pagler, Margaret Dempster, Lois Dirks, Lois Peters, Joanne Eilers, Shirley Her- zig, Dorothy Bowers. Semmi raw-Carmen Wetrosky, Cleone Phillips, Joanne Simmons, Gladys Bowers, Dorothy Ann Gerrietts, Patsy Bohlke, Dorothy Moser. Third row-Mildred Reichel, Alice Wiegers, Donna Harnack, Barbara Wick, Marian Von Hagel, Betty Braun, Miss Kuebler. The Future Teachers of America is a national organization composed of junior and senior girls who are enrolled in the normal training curriculum of LeMars High School. This year be- ing the last year of this program, the organization is open to anyone interested in teaching. The main purpose of the club is to further interest in the teaching profession and to promote a better knowledge of school and its conditions. It is the duty of Normal Trainers to usher at all school events.

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Fin! row-Donna Bell Neihus, Cleone Phillips, Alice wiegers, Joanne Simmons, Carol Totman, Dorothy Moser, Gloria Swanson, Glada Reichert, Barbara Wick, Esther Petersen, Ruth Stahmer, Miss Johnson. Second raw-Delores Staab, Betty Plummer, Rosemary Obermirer, Patsy Pew, Mary Schroeder, Ruth Newendorp, Joy Tonsfeldt, Carol Kramer, Opal Wilde, Marilyn Schneider, Phyllis Swanson, Delores Nielsin, LaVonne Sanow. Third 'row-Donna Utesch, Eunice Stalhmen, Joyce Peters, Delores Schilling, Edna Staab, Dorothy Marcue, Elizabeth Reints, Evonne Siebens, Gladys Stein- fadt, Myrleen Thompson, Betty Jean Witt, Peggy Plueger, Fourth row-Mavis Steinfadt, Joyce Swindle, Lennice Mc- Clintoch, Carol Pitts, Patty Rickabaugh, Ona Dean Voss, Marian Von Hagel, Mary Mueller, Mildred Reichel, Mary Ann Meis, Dixie Vrengdenhil. ' A new organization in school this year was the F.H.A. The Future Homemakers under the super- vision of Misses Johnson and Held have had a full program of interesting topics and projects. It is rt national organization and the one hundred members of LeMars High School have contributed greatly towards its huge enrollment. Another new feature in Homemaking this year was the four year course in Home Economics pro- vided for those who wanted it. Firrz row--Janice Crowley, Lois Dirks, Marjorie Herman, Betty Braun, Sheila Dugan, Joanne Eilers, Patsy Bohlke, Mad- eline Carey, Donna Harnack, Shirley Kluckhohn, Kitty Luken, Miss Held. Second row-Jean Henrich, Joanne Hen- rich, Mary Frances Henrich, Lucille Johnson, Kathryn Karr, Lois Baker, Amelia Dolieslager, Kathleen Golden, Judith Kloster, Evelyn Dirks, Eleanor Heyl, Delores Herman, Alice Herman. Third row-Dorothy Nielsen, Blanch Markfeld, Helen Frerichs, Donna Berner, Arlene Fisher, Jerry Bogen, Delores Deegan, Gladys Bowers, Gail Crowley, Marilyn Knapp, Bonnie Dempster, Norma Luschen. Fourth row-Pearl Ahrendsen, Gladys Huls, Delores Janssen, Maurita Buckley, Lois Langel, Juanice Lehmann, Betty Easton, Donna Gellerman, Bonnie Easton, Joyce Cooper, Joyce Down- ing, Eileen Chamberlain. O

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Fin: mu.-Dave Albert, Les Von Hagel, Wayne Mortensen, joe Easton, Mr. Wichelmann, Dean Rowe. Second row-Donald Nipp, Estell Lang, Bob Becker, Dale Hanke, Wallace Witt, Bob Lan- caster, Leo Buckley, Cletus Reeves, Bob Taylor, Third four-Arnold Binneboose, jake Ahrend- sen, Donald Beitelspacker, Wayne Gronemeyer, Russel Westcott, Bernard Nipp, Larry Petersen, Melvin Lubben, Vernon Renken, Donald Oltken, Keith Bogh. Fourth four-'Merlyn Miller, Wen- dell Borchers, Lorvan Hawkins, jack Moritz, Marvin Lubben, Gerald Kurtz, Darrell johnson, La- Voy Williams. 0ffice1'J.' Prerident: Wayne Mortensen , , , Vice-p1'eridenl.' joe Easton Secretary: Les Von Hagel TreaJu1'er.' Dean Rowe The F. F. A. is one of the most active organizations in the Le Mars High School. The Future Farmers of America is the largest farm-boy organization in the World. Last year the Le Mars F. F. A. chapter was awarded first prize in the Food Pro- duction contest. This was based on the projects the boys had which contributed to the food production drive. The local Future Farmers sponsored a project prize contest which consisted of chap- ter participation and project work. jack Moritz won first prize with a trip to the Inter- national Livestock Show at Chicago, Dean Rowe won second prize with a trip to the American Royal Livestock Show at Kansas City, Melvin Lubben won third prize which gave him a trip to the Iowa State Fair. Among the services provided to the community are making and selling concrete hog troughs, selling seed corn for several companies, testing soil, testing seeds for purity and germination, mixing and selling minerals, and selling potatoes. The boys have three co-operatives: The Junior Herd Improvement Association, Le Mars junior Mutual Insurance Association, and The Plymouth County Swine Improve- ment Association.