Milaca High School - Treasured Echoes Yearbook (Milaca, MN)

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M y KJ' X S' fu lg af W F F A letter whrch may be earned by mem bers rs potnted out by Mr Larson Lookrng on are H Hanenburg R Trmmer and D Kuether Basketball Members of the A squad whtch plays teams from the school and surroundrng ,ff schools are G Johnson R Trmmer G Johnson E Schreur L Haeg R Katke The B Squad members are L Ham mtll A Kloek R Rrchtor D Peterson G Kasper M Weaver S Schwendt Fl Fo O L xxx! L X 'L L' sue' A uf' 'ru' t to We 'Au Y f , I f I ' L ' .- 43

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Future Farmers of America During the past year, the FFA chapter has grown even larger, both in number of members and ,the number of ac- tivities in which it participates. The MHS chapter is the largest in Minnesota. The purpose of the organization is to develop better farmers by teaching scientific methods. A delegation from Milaca attended the national conven- tion of the FFA in Omaha in October. Many district and state meetings were also at- tended by members throughout the year. Nu- merous awards in all fields of agriculture have been given to members, and vi- sitors are invited to see these ribbons and placques in the FFA club rooms. FFA Officers, seated--Mr.G.Records, advisor, R. Wilken, reporter, H. Hanenburg, treasurer, E. Schreur, president, D. Grandy, vice- president, D. Kuether, co-sentinel. Standing--Mr. J. Larson, ad- visor, R. Timmer, co-sentinel. Members are: E. Hokanson, W. Christensen, R. Bergman, A. Knutson, D. Peterson, W, Gunnick, W. Bemis, A, Schreur, D. Milliam, A, Samuelsen, G. Kasper, W. Lundberg, O. Bodin, R. Nekola, A. Peterson, L. Wilken, P. Larson, J. Larsen, D. Grandy, D. Dalieden, D. Wieman, E. Eberhardt, R, Norman, D. Haeg, G. Ingalls, J. Baas, L. Eggen, J. Lundberg, D. Hedman, M. Weaver, E. Jacobson, R. Kasper. J. Youngberg, H. Nelson, D, Kuether R Gotevold J Speers L Unger A Larson G Timmer J Kromminga H Broschofsky R Dietz J Kiel V Johnson L Kragt M Hatch R Oleen H Rensenbrink S Schwindt W Probasco L Aleckson R Wil ken H Hanenburg N Eggen E Schreur R Kragt D Abalard B East D Almgren L Hammill R Kessler R Timmer L Haeg S Jacobson F Radke A Klock J Broberg D Broberg M Weaver R Hensel J Soren sen G Johnson L Hoffman E Brosechofsky R Mattson, V Anderson D Peterson J Lindstrom 78

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G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation is an active organiza- tion which participate sin many sports dur ing the year, includ- ing speedball, volleyball, kit- tenball, and basketball. In- dividual games are also of- fered to members. Over 50 girls have joined G. A. A. this year, and they may win a letter by earning over 1,000 points participating in various sports. The Sadie Hawkins party G. A. A. officers--Shirley Rosenberg, secretary, Ruth Smith, was Sponsored by the G' A. A. president, Marlys Droogsma, treasurer, Lavonne Droogsma, vice president, Joanne Sahlstrom, sports recorder. in November, while anew pro- jeclt this year was the Valen- tine Dance in February. Miss Emerson is the adviser. Row one--M, Holmquist, M.Swanson, P. Olson, J. Johnson, J. Johnson, D. Mork, C . Olson, C. Otten, M. Stromwall, I. Otten. Row two--G. Mattson, E, Walbridge, M. Swanson, N. Dahlstrom, S. Swanson, J, Martinson, D. Puckett, C. Blomquist, M. Bloom, B. Hendrickson, D. Kooiman, Row three--C. Grant, J. Olson, L. Nichols, R. Carlson. J. Johnson, B. Swanson, B. Kooiman, M. Rensenbrink, D. l-lubers. Row one--J. Holmer, J. Holland, J. Sahlstrom, M. Anderson, E. Edin, L. Van De Riet, P. Schwieger, S, Rosen- berg, I. Anderson, K. Gardiner. Row two--T. Olson, L. Droogsma, L. Eggen, V. Eggen, M. Droogsma, R. Smith, M. Andersn, M. Wilken. 1 ha