New Athens High School - Vespa Yearbook (New Athens, IL)

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ACHIEVEMENT Proudly displaying the first-place plaque won at the Section 22 Parliamentary Procedure Contest are the team members: Dean Lehr, James Jansen. Edgar Stalln-ann. Ronald Schneider. Charles Kunkelmann, and Mr. Petrowich. advisor. of Success LEADERSHIP FFA Officers for the 1965-66 school year were—KNEELING: Brian Mahan, Reporter; Charles Kunkelmann, Vice-President; STANDING: Dean Lehr, Treasurer; Dale Spalt, Historian; James Jansen, President; James Schneider, Sentinel; Edgar Stallmann, Secretary; Kathy Hill, FFA Sister, Rosemary Steinwagner, FFA Sweetheart; Mr. Richard Petrowich, Advisor. 17

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INSPIRATION Dean Lehr, Section 22 Reporter, instructs Brian Mahan in the proper way to prepare news articles. Inspired leadership promoted cooperation among the Future Farmers of America, prompting them to attainl many achievements. Highlights of the year ’65-’66 were the annual fall j Sweetheart Dance and the Parent-Son Banquet in the spring. Members also toured the Case tractor plant in ■ Bettendorf, Iowa, the John Deere plant in Moline, Illi- ji nois, and the Allis-Chalmers Caterpillar plant at Spring-field, Illinois. The New Athens FFA Chapter is known for its sincere interest and active participation in the livestock judging contest, soil judging contest, and poultry and grain shows. The annual Section 22 Parliamentary Procedure Contest was held at New Athens this year. The alertness and outstanding competitive procedures won for the local chapter a first-place plaque. Each year the FFA initiates several money-making projects to finance its activities. These included: a barbecue, an annual seed sale, sponsorship of a movie at Town Theater, and the raffling of a market hog at the New Athens Homecoming. Future Farmers of America KNEELING: Roger Haus-mann, Brian Schneider, Bruce Finley, David Geaschel, Dennis Winter, Leo Gortner, David Rieso, Frank Corn, Edwin Quathamer, Jim Ray. STANDING: David Eck- ert, Robert Gradley, Bill Kirkpatrick, Merle Feurer, Bruce Pfannebecker, Robert Kinkel, Ronald Schneider, Kenneth Wildt, Arkell Bollmeier, Richard Brandenbur-ger.

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Office Girls, Librarians, and OFFICE GIRLS SEATED: Juanita Louis, Nancy Neff. STANDING: Diane Mueller, Mary Parker, Cynthia Schneider, Sue Ann Roth, Miss Juanita Dudeck, School Secretary; Alice Kaiser, Shirley Napier. NOT PICTURED: Peggy Kinzinger. Students have the opportunity to serve their school through membership in one or more of three organizations which have school service as their goal. Office girls, librarians, and projectionists are chosen on the basis of availability, responsibility and previous experience. An office girl is selected by Miss Juanita Dudeck, school secretary, for each period of the day to run errands, answer the telephone, collect absentee slips, and sell supplies to students. Checking books in and out, reminding students of overdue books, and keeping magazines and shelved books in order are the duties of the student librarians chosen by Mrs. Joyce Dudeck, the school librarian. Projectionists, under the guidance of Mr. Allen Free, devote their study periods to operating the visual aids equipment for use in both grade and high school classrooms. LIBRARIANS KNEELING: Karen Dinges, Kathy Hagan Sue Ann Roth, Diane Mueller, Shirley Napier, Florence Grohmann. STANDING: Peggy Kinzinger, Sharon Kinzinger, Diane Louis, Nancy Neff, Linda Rettinghouse, Myron Thompson, Karen Karch, Diane Rohr, Rosemary Steinwagner, Cynthia Junk, Kathy Petri, Susan Freeh, Mrs. Joyce Dudeck, School Librarian. 18