Millington High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Millington, MI)

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4 H Front Row: Edna June, Marcella Ferters, Arlene Fischhaber, Leola Smith, Albertine Forsyth, Elizabeth Rowell, Beverly Blackmer, Dorinda Stebbins, Gladys Fischhaber, Reta Schank. Second Row: Alverna Church, Bernice Johnson, Ruth McComb, Betty Koeltzow, Frances Mc- Ginnis, Jeanne Eno, Hilda Wilds, Esther Clark, Muriel Guenther, Crystal Heard, Darlene Rosencrants, Marjorie McCartney, Catherine Rowell. Top Row: Doris Seelye, Eris Ward, Doris Britting, Esther Erickson, Lucille Henderson, Lois Van Wagnen, Joanna Walterhouse, Betty Sutherby, Loretta Hains, Joy McGinnis, Evelyn Ratza, Wanda Barbar, Elizabeth Aboken, Eleanor Benton, Donna Zimmerman, Abrent: Patricia Kennedy. Girls' Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club, consisting of forty-one members, has progressed very well this year under the supervision of Miss Bernice Wilkins. The entire group sang several selections for a Community Club program, a selected group sang at the Men's Social, and on several other occasions, at the Methodist Church. The eleven senior girls who will receive activity awards this year are as follows: Beverly Blackmer Betty Koeltzow Jeanne Eno E Frances McGinnis Gladys Fischhaber Ruth McComb Loretta Hains Doris Seelye Patricia Kennedy Page Twenty-Seven Albertine Forsyth Elizabeth Rowell T

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Top Row: Theodore Berry, Norwood Sergenr, William Dieter, Clyde Heard, Donald Cronk- right, Edward Drubin, Duane Eno, Alfred Burns. Second Row: David Thompson, Earl Koch, James Lange, John DeOrnellas, Dan Colman, LeRoy Clark, Mike Petoskey, L. D. Gray, Adviser, L. Meachum. Front Raw: Harold Coles, Elton Leix, Edward Jakubik, George Burns, Glenn Green, Harold Hains, Sam Petoskey. F. F. A. President .....,,,,,,, ,,,,,, G eorge Burns Vice-President ...,,,, ,,,..,,, G lenn Green Secretary ,,..,...... ......, E dward Jakubik Treasurer ,,,.,., ..,....,..,, , Elton Leix Reporter ......,,. ,,,,,., H arold Hains Adviser ,,.... ....,,, ,..,,, ....... J . L . Meachum The Future Farmers' Organization this year sponsored several activities. On October 24 was the Future Farmers' Fair, which was improved by educational displays, and a humorous program featuring Cody, the Magician, and his Ram bling Rubes. After the fair the members built an attractive apple sign for Mr Cobb, a local apple grower who exhibited fruit at the fair. The Millington F. F. A. potato judging team: LeRoy Clark, Edward Jakubik Alfred Burns and Dan Colman placed second at the Southeastern Michigan potato show at Mayville, also the grading team: Samuel Petoskey, Harold Coles Duane Eno and Elton Leix, placed third. Millington High placed first, as a school in F. F. A., with potato exhibits of Edward Jakubik, L. D. Gray, D. Gray Bernard Jakubik and Cleon Kester. The F. F. A. looks forward to participating in judging contests at Michigan State College during Junior Farmers' Week. Ralph Tenny, Short Course Director of M. S. C., was the principal speaker at the F. F. A. Banquet, held February 14 in honor of past members and fathers of present members. door fireplace and dedicate it to the Girls' Club. J .4 .Q M 9 9 Members of the organization reported 29 agricultural projects with a total net income of 52,690.00 This spring the Future Farmers plan to construct an out- Page Twenty Six

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