Lincoln High School - Railsplitter Yearbook (Orem, UT)

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0F AMERICA The local chapter of the Future Farmers of America, which is an international organi- zation of industrious boys concerned with agricultural problems, were much im- pressed by the results of a trip to the Na- tional Convention at Kansas City, Missouri, to which they sent their officers. They spon- sored the annual Harvest Ball, and there was never an end to the parties they en- ioyed together. They also had a Father and Son Banquet, which we are sure qualifies as one of the outstanding social events of the year. if Ku rl Ashton Secretary Raymond Ferguson Russell Wilkinson 4v'. Al' r '5 0. '- '-.. Clark McKee Reporter Don Messick Cicil Peterson an 'Km 'Wy' 55, . e ' 'ft' 'st' X , L.- u- Roger Groo James Bird larry Messick 4 gl- sw,-sc , Q leMond Sorensen Don Anderson Gary Bunnell Gerald Carter Qs hx 'C' ' ,f . l ' r 'Q x, L, 'af LeRoy Wilson 'rv ts 'Qkq Q' in ' Rodney Peterson Wayne Holdaway Bill Hull Darrell Skinner Leland Stapley 4 ,f N' 1 ' '5. by Lv 1 cc: km -kH'i s. ' if , ov- g,4 Terry Bird Lewis Stewart Joe Ford Wayne Ferguson Kinball Burmingham ,lynx i , X g Q

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if f, K- fa FUTURE FARMERS 'Wm S? ' E' xi D 1 I '. ra Glade Holdaway Steven l.ea James Davis James Murray Richard Rhoades ,- v v-- ,-1' ev. .,. Kaz., is 4' J WELS? Ronald O'Bray Billy Wilkins Gary Pitts Keith Muhlesfein Wendell Cropper -Ns K A., 3 15 'Q Y ,tl- A P ,Ri - A if Qi n i ' -fi ji ' :. I 'F-B Ky ' HQ K . - 1 N- Q A Q X f .. K L... David Pugh Don Hullinger President Vice President Jay Olsen Howard Gray Mariel Johnson Wallace Johnson R Q au- i 41 ' - J -- N' Q I x 4 - ,. if , ' 'mf -1 ' 'L ax me - I new f L

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FINE ARTS CLUB af' Qs Q1 frfwee 'Qa- Clynt lamph Carolyn Patten Shlrl lowe President if v A Marllyn Crosby Mary Fenley fsj X 09 ,0- lm Kei eww 'ff l 4 I Paulme Long Adelle Bryant Vlvlan Detomasl lllllan Detomasl For those students who are Interested In art the Fine Arts Club was organ lzed under the dlrectlon of the art department One of theur prolects was to decorate the Scero theatre at Chrustmas time They presented an original art exhlblt and traveled as a group to surroundnng schools to view art collectuons L's,.c! ,wp Elma Mae Crum Tracy Andersen Mary lounse Beatty 'N 'dx !,'. -.fa Clara Hall 5 499 9 . . J -- ' 9 5 , . . . Q J , cp u . . bf 'K ,K ' N B! A ef, y ga. fc 'f A s. 75 1 .O 1' so -5 'ts' N xi K ' I .. I M v N ,X Vu., 'W -.W ' W I ' - -alll ,, Q ' 49'