Luxemburg Union High School - Memories in Blue Yearbook (Luxemburg, WI)

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F. F. A. ROW I X TJtot, J. GiUon, E, Bmt, D„ Hermsnt, G. Gerondale, A, VandinPlii, R, M(rj dJo. ROW 2 G Pr«HL D. Bowchonvilte, R James, D. Udvin , J. Berg«r, M. Rank, ,W Tilkem ROW 3 R Z ltn i B MictolU, N. Joiiarl, T. Pennings, L. Maker . D Deiervilk, L ZipIInef. R. Ferry L Wlenv ROW 4 H, Oetervilk, P. Mat+iu, G. Mathtj, W. Dahike, H. Cumber A, Engcboic, K. GazeUa. G Dftlebroux. ROW 5-0 Remin«n. G» Schott, R. Whipp, A, Guillen , J, Willems, J. Phillips. L Vanness, t Romuald ROW 6—C Mkhicli. H Golder . J, Cravillion. D. Great ens. H, Schott, L. Zaittor. H. Herman , G, Gaschc. ROW 1—Anihony Dorner, Robert Suess, ROW 2 Anthony Arertdt, John DePrey For the winter contest In December we sang Coney Island Babe and Way Down Yonder in the Corn Field, The F.F.A. speaking and quartette con¬ test was held here at Luxemburg this year. We placed second in the contest, singing; Coney Island Babe ' , Can t You Hear Me Calling Caroline and Ain ' t Gonna Study War No More . Robert Suess, Tenor; John Deprey, Second Tenor; Anthony Darner, Baritone; Anthony Arendt, Bass. Pdgu ¥wfflfiJy-iev«n

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F. F. A ?Q A 1 —Mr WMow ak t L. Heim, C, They?. E, Sfahl, D Canard, A, Define r frOW 2 G. Slab I, R Serrrand G. Mote ski, G- MichteU, M Radart G. Vincent, S Gait-1 la ROW 3—S Wilton, D, Mlchielt, A Arendt, JL Romyatd, A. KfldJelz, W, Mleziva, L. Mueller. BOV ' , 4 M. Great ™, J James. J. D prey L DeJardin, A Dopier R Syesi. J Pep re v ft ° w 5 Ze,rl f R - VendenPfas, 0. Nighorn, H. Lcgois. J, Neuter, A iddln, G. Reckeiherg S6Al£O r LEFT IQ RIGHT— D, Conard, Secretary; E Srahl, President; L Heim. STANDING—L Vines , Sentinel; A, Decker. Treasurer; t They . Reporter; Mf. BlfiPwiak. Instructor. F=ige Twenty-ai

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F.F.A. AND F.H.A. NEWS The Luxemburg chapter of the Future Farmers of America with an enrollment of 78 members has hacf an exceptionally fine year fn agricultural activity and entertainment. The outstanding program of the F.F.A. was the hog program which has spread out rapidly. Judging teams were sent to the Uni¬ versity of Wisconsin and Northeast Livestock Exposition. Delegates were sent to the State F.F.A. convention Green Lake. Entries were also made in the F F.A. speaking and vocal contest which was held at Luxemburg this year. Monthly meet¬ ings were held with good attendance; movies were shown after each meeting. We also purchased a pop corn machine and an electric clipper. Money was raised by selling pop, candy and pop corn at football and baskethall games. We also had a stand at the local fair. Dues are paid by members of the F.F.A, For entertainment the F.F.A. sponsored a basketball team which has enjoyed a very successful season, We also took trips to the State Fair and Jag Lake at Woodruff. During the winter a Snow Ball was co-sponsored with the F.H.A, girls and was well attended. President , , , , Vice-President Secretary , . . Treasurer . , , Reporter . , , Sentinel . , , , . ....... Ervin Stahl Lyle Heim .Donald Conard . . AJden De Baker ...... Clem Theys . Lawrence Vanness The second year of the F.H.A, organization began in September 1950, with the installation of the new officers which had been elected at the August meeting. President P , f . , Vice-President . Secretary. Treasurer Historian ...... .Gladys Stahl • .Carol Sconzert . , . Gladys Glaser . . Barbara Nooyen Jane Vanden Bush Winter Wonderland ' this years theme for the snowball sponsored by the F.F.A, and F.H.A. was a great success. Donald Michiels and Arlene Tilot reigned as king arid queen The theme was carried out by a large mural painting of a winter scene. An old-fashioned cutter added to the setting. A health program for all the members, a Pen Pat Club, and a spring fashion show are being planned this year. The local chapter was also host to the district demonstration contest. These projects have been completed through the cooperation of all the members. Page Twenty-sight