Linesville Conneaut Summit High School - Zenith Yearbook (Linesville, PA)

Page 47 text:

Future Business leaders of America ROW 1: L. Cody, Reporter: I. Berkheimer, Secretary: S. Martin, Treasurerp F. Ewing V. President: I. Anderson, President. ROW 2: C. Shelatz, I. Temple, S. Weir, I Tujetsch, A. Burkhart, C. Johnson, L. Sparber, I. Hovis, S. Beers. ROW 3: M: Watson, G. Smolinski, A. Bernat, B. Blair, A. Smith, L. Oates, B. Graham, N. Cole B. Williams, D. Stockton. ROW 4: S. Luper, R. Helms, I. Batory, M, Barnes, S Lehman, M- Campbell, I. Van Epps, M. Martin, V. Jordan, K. Smith, C. Atkin, N Iames , Advisor Miss Pringle. The membership of Chapter 1095 is composed of the students who are taking two or more business subjects. The purpose of the club is to extend to the students taking the commercial course an understanding of business leadership. It also makes them realize the necessity and importance of accepting responsibility and becoming more efficient and co-operative. During the year, the club sold Christmas tags, and Basketball pins, sponsored a cake walk , and had a clothing drive for the Hungarian War Relief. The students, also, do office work for some of the community organizations , which helps them to establish more realistic stenographic goals. I I

Page 46 text:

Tri-Hi-Y ROW l: B. Graham, I. Temple, I. Kitchen, L. Oates, L. Cody, I. Berkheimer, L. Farley, I. Anderson, C. Atkin, A. Stanford, A. Davis. ROW 2: M, Steider, M, Watson G. Baker, L. Glasgow, C. Rabich, A. Meyers, K. Smith, V. Iordan, L. Smith, B. Lent, M. Ofensend, B. Anderson. ROW 3: N. Cole, S. Weir, R. Helms, F. Ewing, I. Levenhagen, K. Schaef, S. Luper, M. Martin, C. Palmer, N. Iames, N. Wygle. I The Tri-Hi-Y has been slightly handicapped this year by the absence of our advisor , Mrs. Barackman. Mr. Abercrombie has given us much of his valuable time, however, and we have made several accomplishments. Four members of our club attended a meeting of this district in Meadville this fall. Plans were made for the mock U. N. Assembly to be held in Harrisburg in March. Ianet Anderson and Prannie Ewing will represent Linesville at this event. ln order to raise money to keep our club operating, we have planned several money- making projects, some of which are as follows: bake sales, dances, selling various small items , and others to be carried out in the spring. The hi-light of our club each year is the inspiring induction service, which was held in the cafeteria this year.

Page 48 text:

Future Farmers of America Membership P. Daugherty K. King E. Thompson R. Sickles I. Byers R. Trunick I. Penfield L. Baker W. Watson A. Smolinski I. Powell G. Powers D. Reynolds A. Wilson D. Lisk N, Brown R. Iohnson T. Young L. Thompson H. Shaw Absent: L. Largent, R. Irons, E. Daniels President .... . Iames Gleason Reporter . . Vice-President . . . Roger Waring Sentinel . . Secretary .... . Richard Bridge Advisor . Treasurer . . . ........ Bill Irwin D . Reynolds I. Farley E. Corp R. Nickel T. Sanderson Iesse Money Paul Carroll O. C. Lance The Future Farmers of America, or F. F. A. , is a national organization of farm boys stydying Vocational Agriculture. It is an educational, non-profit, non-political organi- zation of volunteer members of which there are nearly 400,000. The foundation upon which it is built includes leadership, co-operation, service , thrift, scholarship im- provement, agriculture, citizenship, and patriotism. Each student of Vocational Agriculture who wishes to join the local F.. P. A. Chapter may do so by meeting the qualifications of the Creenhand degree. Later he may become a Chapter, State, or American Farmer degree holder in that order. Every degree signifies greater personal achievements and establishment in farming. Compliments Of MERRY CHEVROLET