Lewisburg High School - Oneida Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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Row 1: Mr. Liggett, G. Walters, Brown, T. Wolfe, Bowersox, Hauck, Frantz, Rishel Row 2: Beck, Watts, B. Wolfe, L. Swanger, Bingaman, Pentz, Forbes. Row 3: Nogle UTURE FARMER OF AMERICA Wise, Schreck, Brouse, Denius, D. Walters. Row 4: Danowsky, Baker, Fogel, B. Swanger. The primary aim of the FFA is to develop agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizen- ship, While it strives to encourage participation in individual farming programs. This year the Parliamentary Procedure Team of the club again Won the state championship. As for individuals, Galen Fetzer was the runner- up Regional Star Farmer, and Richard Metzger Won the Keystone Farmer Degree. Donald Fogel was elected to the State Presidency of the FFA. In June the group took a trip to Canada as a Norman Brouse represented our prize for their parliamentary procedure Work. OFFICERS School in the FFA State Band- Frantz, Secretaryg Rishel, Reporter, Wolfe, Presi- dentg Danowsky, Chaplain, Hauck, Sentinelg Wal- ters, Treasurerg Brown, Vice President.

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1 l E I Row 1: Hall, Machamer, Mabus, Shirk, Ames. Row 3: Hilkert, Snyder, Jones, Ear- Boop, Miller, Fisher. Row 2: McGonig1e, hart, Richard, Seitschek, Sones. Forbes, Boehmer, Smith, Specht, Alspach, The Parliamentary Procedure and Public Speaking Club is divided into two groups. This year the members of the junior high group Were chosen on a selective basis and worked largely on making announcements. Members of the senior high group were chosen by invitation. This group practiced delivering extemporaneous speeches and held several debates. Both groups viewed instructional films and held several par- ties. Their general aim is to teach better public speaking methods and the proper procedure for conducting and participating at a meeting. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE AND P BLIC SPEAKI G CLUB 1 Row 1: Shiffler, Sauers, Keyser, Michelinie, ' Reish, Karschner, Diehl. Row 2: Donahoe, i Sones, Sheasley, Meachum, Haines, Elze, i Bromfield, Reitz. Row 3: Boyer, Strobeck, Hartman, Gronvold, Gardner, Baylor, Hu- bler, Berdell, Aikey. Row 4: Hector, Odell, Frederick, Stiefel, Powers, Bartlett, Osman, Eagan.

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FUTURE URSES CLUB Row 1 Handis, Hauck, Metzger, Beaver. Row 2: Baker, Morris Tartaglia Boop, Roat. Row 3: Heintzelman, Pyers, Royer, Nesbit, Mase Herman Shaffer. The Future Nurses Club is a group composed of senior high school girls who are interested in learning about first aid, hospitals, and nurs- ing and its requirements. The girls listened to various speakers, viewed films, and made a special study of the public health phase of nursing. The Home Nursing Club is composed of junior high girls who are interested in nursing. The club helped in the local Baby Welfare Clinic, watched films on first aid, and conducted a special training class for baby sitters. HOME NURSI G CLUB Row 1: Mrs. Thornton, S. Fisher, Showers, Sherwood. Row 3: Bailey, K. Strassner S. Strassner, D. Boney, Yost, Zartman. Row Voneida, Bucher, Wagner, S. Boney. 2: Cooper, Yerg, Burt, Chappell, M. Fisher,