Memorial High School - Kodak Yearbook (Eau Claire, WI)

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The officers of the Eau Claire FFA Chapter are Seated L Schretenthaler 1 Powell and J Soley Standing L Bien R Jarosch and D Day uture armers of Amerlca 'fx 5 FFA members and friends enloyed themselves at the annual F F A banquet Earth here is so kind that just ticlcle her with a hoe and she laughs with a harvest Jerrold The local F.F.A. Chapter was organized in 1952 and has carried on an extensive and varied program every year since that time. The Eau Claire Chapter of Future Farmers of America is a local unit of a national organization of vocational agriculture students The purpose of the organization is to provide an opportunity for these future farmers to participate in activities which will enable them to become effective rural leaders Hard at work on a project are two FFA students Shown speaking at the annual FFA banquet is Roger Christy State President of the FFA 43 - .. H .. . , .' . , . , . . .' . , . , . . I f 'H - .f 4. , ' wi-, W: n l Q f 5 A f ' M 'I 4 ' .K A l ' 11 l ,

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The Sno Ball candxdates and royalty were Carole Bllss Karen Cater Prxs Grarn Judy Fmn Emmy Horsnck Barb Krewson Barb Aberg Krng Len Frrede Queen Berry Zrehlsdorff Betsy Draper Betty Pendergast Kathy Smrrh Glorra Sraberg Carolyn johnson Gall Dean and Joy Borum May I Have Th1s Dance? Both Stag lrne and dancers enjoyed the Gallop Many hours of work were put mm the deslgn of Drd you dance wrth these unusual socks Santa Clausn Maxme Hanson did Showmg off rherr fancy socks 42 at the Sock hop were Tom Rawlings and Bev Van Gorder L 42 le , 1,5 as g X 115 ' ,L 11 'VN 'E 2,173 V gf ull N 1 fn ,

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Authennc Roman dress rs modeled by Latm Club repre sentatlves Carolyn Gabrrelson Ella Ager Jrm Campen Judy Bjerke and Carmlla Bobb Spanxsh students found the musncal background and colorfully decorated room a helpful rnfluence to the learnxng of thrs language Durlng the year the class was enlwened by the eatmg of exot1c foods The presence of Claus Westphal our forergn language more lnterestmg thxs year Around The World Th1s shrmkmg world of Jet travel demands a wlder offermg rn fo elgn languages and rt becomes rmperatlve for students to study a fore1gn language m hlgh school After a study of our natlons hrgh schools Dr Conant recommended the strengthenmg of the language departments ln hrgh schools and the requrrement of four years of a forelgn language Studymg other language helps students increase thelr vocabulary understand Englxsh better and ap precrate other people and thelr customs The canned goods conmbunon to the Famlly Servxce Orgamzatlon rs one of the projects undertaken by the Laun Club Helpmg out arej Mazzone S Marnn J Paul S Peterson and R Osberg Elllot Marston Bob Nelson and Mercedes Thomp A club can only operate under a well orgaruzed constrrutron son represented the German Spamsh and French workmg out the French Clubs Consntutron are Betty Zxehls classes by modes of dress dorff Mercedes Thompson Kathy Turney Janet Targart and 44 Becky Scott . . . I . , . , . 1 a ' p . . y . U 3 I ' exchange student, made the studying of the German 1 is . , , - . . . L 1 x 1 ' ' 3 7 3 7