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Future Farmers of America The purpose of the F. F. A. is to develop rural leadership and to foster an interest in and a love tor all phases of country lite. The president is Clifford Rinkerg vice-president, Herschel Needleri secretary, Tom Schwarzkoptg treasurer, Neil Marshall, reporter, Bill Balesg watch dog, Rex Hidayg conductor. Don Schwarz- kopfg and sponsor, Mr. Brinkerhoff. The motto Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve. Contests taken part in were a pest contest, livestock judging, dairy judging, vegetable judging, essay contest, and speech contest. The club had a Christmas party on December 16. Members: Richard Armstrong, Bill Bales, Frank Brackin, Gary Clamme, John Glessner. Harold Glattli, Rex Hiday, Steve Malott, Neil Marshall, Larry Miles, Herschel Needler, Dick Payne, Kenny Payne, Clifford Rinker, Tom Schwarzkopf, Ronald Storms, Glen Weaver. Bill Armstrong, Tom Arm- strong, Rodney Black, Joe Cale, Jerry Chapman, Terry Forrester, David French, Jesse Glessner, Lowell Gordon, Keith Headley, Donnie Kellogg, Steve Kellogg, Larry Love. Ray Love, Charles Miles, Dick Schwartzkopf, Don Schwarzkopf, Gerald Spaulding, Charles Wentz, Donnie Williams, Bill Yadon, and Clyde Ramseyer. Ra Von Dramatic Club The club president is Carol Jean Reffg vice- president, Jim Myers, secretary, Betty Carnes, treasurer. Jerry Robbins, and sponsors, Miss Albert- son and Miss Nelson. The club held a Christmas party on December 12, 1955, at Miss Nelson's home and a spring party honoring the senior members. Members: Sharon Armstrong, Mary Beth Buck- 30 master, Betty Carnes, Carol Clements, Rosemary Davis, Carol Denton, Harold Evans, Janet Fear, Max Hiser, Linda Hooks, Claude Keller, Toni Krebs, Joe Kyle, Carol Lautzenheiser, Sue Marsh- all, Jim Myers, Gary Ove-rmeyer, Carolyn Pearson, John Price, Judy Pugh, Mary Ellen Pugh, Betty Racer, Bill Racer, Bonnie Ramseyer, Carol Reff, Jerry Robbins, Floy Smith, Sue Stukey, Karen Trussel. and Jim Winger.
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Junior Dramatic Club The purpase ot' this eluh is to turthei' the cause lXlCllllJCl'SI Dianne Blark, Karen Hrinkerhotti. of better speech and ptiblie speaking and to foster David Chenoxxeth. Jean Conracl, .loyce Fear, Dean amateur theatrit-als. Garrett, Kay Herring. Carol Ann Kilgore, Connie The president is Jeannine Schinicltg vit'e-presi- Reicliarcl, Jeannine Suhiniclt. Janet Trant, Sliawiia-ey dent, Donna Booheri SL'L'l'Cl1lI'j', Dianne Blaekl Webb, Nancy Zelonis, Donna Iloolier, Betty Hur- treasurer, Beverly Weathcrholtl reporter, Fred chartl, Fred Cline. Suu Cook, Davirl Foy, Betty Cline: and sponsor Mrs. Ilartzell, stieeeeflccl oy Mr. Gziringer, Mary Ann Johnson. Cai-nl Morarity, Schilling. Carol Ruinhaugh. Larry Sininions, l3ex'erly Weatht-rholt, and Yolonda VV1se. Future Homemukers of America The purpose ot' this club is to help promote better Their motto is: Towarcl new horizons. future honiemakers. A Christmas party was helfl lJvt'eml,ver lti, flur- The club officers are president. Connie Heltong ine the club meeting. vice-president. Peggy lllarshall: secretary. Dena Members: Judy Caylor. Carol Cook, Janice Chick, Leclbetterg treasurer. Treva Howarclg reporter, Judy Kathleen Chick, Barbara Dearclult. Sue Enochs. Caylorg parlianientarian. Sue Enoehs: historian, .lonflajane Ford, Gloria Futrell. Connie Helton, Kathleen Chick: song leader, Betty Nelson. Treva Howard. Mary Kelsay, Dena Leclhetter, Elsie The club's money-making projects were a bake Lore. Peggy Marshall, Betty Nelson, and iiois sale, car wash. and ltat' raking. Pethtel. The sponsor is Miss Cline. S- -.L 12 9
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Discussion Club The purpose of this L-lub is to hayc a panel discussion every month Lll a subjuvt 1 i' iiiicri-sl lu the club. followccl by upon discussion ahoui it, The subjects usually rclalo to school prolnlcnis. The prosidont is Joe Shannon: sm-ci'vlaiy-lroasur- er, Joycc Hart: sponsor, Mr, Wilson. Sunshi The purpose of this club is lo lining sunshine into the lives of tho loss fortunalo. Tho prvsiclont is Mary Jane Rogorsg vice-pi'osiflent, Nancy Malotil secretary. Patty Quillon, reportcr, Shirley Thomas: sponsors Mrs. Williams and Miss Rico. For projects, they sent Candy favors to thu Jackson Nursing Home for Halloween, and apple turkeys at Thanksgiving. The motto is: ThosC who bring sunshine to others cannot keep it from tlicinsulvi-s. Mvinhoisl Sharon Sn'liyv:iixkopl', Nancy Smith i 1 . .luciy Hart. Sliarwn lluilsmi. Nanvy Roush. Phyllis Ri yal, Mary Royal, .Rc Shannon. .Ioyuo Hart, .IL-iry Hari, QQZIII Kina, Raymond L'ol'l'1olil, Virgil 1,1-nl- lu-ttcip llivk Pc-ck. Goialrl Runklv, Paul lily. Ron- iiii- fiibsoii, I 1'vcl Rmlll, Hill Ki-llogg. GL-ralrl Iiakvi' lliuviy Ni-stli-i'na1l, anfl 'IN in Mounsi-y. ne Club Tlivy hurl a Thanlszsgiyiiig party anrl a Clirislinas party aiifl 1-xclmaiiuo rluring tho cluln ini-c-linu. Moinlwrsi Sufannv Collin-i't. Rita Davis. .lanui SilvlloxyiilioiiiyRitaForg1usoii..IuflyGarrison. Iii-tty Gorclon. Joyce Grovi-r, .lane Harlor, Kay Ilurrinu Nancy lIUl'lllJllkLll', .lcannino Joliiison, Nanvy Malolt, Donna Illnruan, Patty Quilln-n. Mary Jani Rugs-rs. Sandra Sly-nlz, Shirley Thouias. Patty 'Wallin-r, Kay Whilo. anfl Sandra Yarlon. D , 9' Q , ':' ' xg DCTDBEI I 31
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