Linlawn High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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C9 e' ,Ll Jjlxlsb 'Z Tj Girls 4-H started out mith a bang this year. We had Q3 eager memuers, all trying to live up to our motto, WTO Make the Eest Better.H The oryani- zatlon meeting was held Tay l6 at the home of Jean drown. The officers elected were: . Sally Dale Blizaqcth Pearson Maxine Vandegrif Mary Denney Frances Custer President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer News Reporter Recreation Leader t Niriav Egwley Song Leader Constance Clark Health and Safety leader All the meetings were hold at the homes of the members. P rA denonstration 'as given Oy Elizabeth Peamnn at the Urbana Judging and Demonstration Contest and later at Columbia City. It ras entitled nAre You Freezing?--We Are.n Sev.ril memzers were also in on the judging. How did j u cone out girls? August l5 the Junior and Senior Clubs held a combined meeting at the school. They entertained their vothers at a tea., lhc dr sses wade by the individual manners 'SPQ vodelcd. Twenty-five of the 27 girls who started in the Senior Club this We consider this a re year conpleted their pnrbcts. cord and everyone is proud of this accomolish ent. suite a numgcr of the girls took prizes in either their projects or the dress review at the 4-H County Fair. fe oven had some things sent to the State Fair for exhibit. 'e are really nroud of you so Leeg up the fine work. S Mrs. Charles Gill and Yrs. srnold Hodel help- ed the girls o'er the rough soots and me feel they are due a lot beth Pearson, Junior Leaders and of credit. Frances Custer, Eliza- Maxinc Vandegrift served as and helped share this zespandhility.

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VOCnTIONnL AGRICULTURE AND BOY'S 4-H REPORT FOR THE 1946-47 ANNUAL The vocational agriculture class this year was divided into two divisiensg the Beginners, consisting of Freshmen, and the Advanceciass, consisting of Senhomores, Juniors, and Seniors. The subject of the Beginners Vocational Agricultrrt eliss wds Wnsiry Minigementi This subject Q elt with ell phises of duirying. The subject for the advance Veentionel Agriculture class wusnFirm Business Management! Both of these subjects drevery important for all future farmers. hr. L1wson,the Vocational Agriculture teacher, kent our mithemetical ability in good shape by assigning u few firm problems for the class to work out. There were thirty students in he Eeginnnrjs class andeighteen inthesdvsnced elassthis year. Thus mdkingtotilof forty eight students study- ing Vocational Agriculture. Breeding Litters First Chester White Litter Robert Miller First Spotted roland China Dean Epply Litter Second Chester White Litter Richard Dyson Market Litters ' Grand Champion Chester White Ralph Dyson litter Beef Department Chemeion Shorthorn Steer Robert Brodbeek First Kediumweight Angus Robert Nieeum Steer First Kediumweight Shorthern Dick Miller Steer First Lightweight Sherthern Larry Curless Steer Those extra pigs will mean the difference of winning or losing a prize at the County Fair this fall.