New Market High School - Miner Yearbook (New Market, IA)

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Vocational Agriculture Thi' Offli 1-rs arc- from ll-ft to right: St-minal, Roger Gantq Vic-L--President, ,lim Strough: RvPOFU'ff Rlfhafd Thompson: President, Howard ThompsongSec1-etary, Eddie Mal:-omg Treasurer, Ronnie Ports, and Advisor, Mr. Henry, Vocational Agriculture in high school embraces the teaching of agriculture as a practi- cal art as well as a scientific subject. A recent survey in California of 327 business con- cerns that hired agriculturally trained workers n. is centers, Out of 24, 305 persons employ- ed, one fifth of them needed more agricultural training. In the immediate future these firms indicated that they would need 1400 additional trained persons to fill vacancies and to provide for new vacancies, For over one half of these employees, high school agriculture training was a need for college graduates in agriculture to the tune of 24, 000 of which there were only 12, 000 graduates available. In the F. F,A, this year we have 31 members in our local chapter. There are 290 chapters in the state of Iowa and about 7,000 members. The F, F,A, program includes training in Leadership, Co-operation, Public Service, and Supervised Farming. FARM RS CF f -'Z ' Taylor County FARM BUREAU Bedford, Iowa Phonic 142 Insurance Services Farm Supplies Thr Voir 1- of Organized Agriculture t 1 OLDSMOBILE GARAGE MILLER MOTORS Clurinda, Iowa Clarinda, lowa

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Declamatory Mrs. Zimmerman and her declamatory students have had a very successful year. Twenty-four students went out for declam this year. Our home contests were held on January 22 and 23. The winners were: Dramatic, Harryete Anderson, Margaret Anderson, and Marilyn Miller, Humorous, Stephanie Pershing, Kenny Stites, and Sharon Wilesg Oratorical, Jeannie Richey and Joy Drennen, Interpretive Reading, Richard Bailie, Margaret Anderson, and Andy Blake. Those receiving I's at the preliminary contest were Harryette Anderson, Margaret Anderson, Marilyn Miller, Stephanie Pershing, Sharon Wiles, Jeannie Richey, Joy Drennen, Richard Bailie, Margaret Anderson, and Andy Blake. We were very proud to be the school to bring home the most I's from the preliminary contest. These people will go on to district, and we hope there will be several who will go to State. All the contestants are very grateful to Mrs. Zimmerman who has put in many long hours to get the students ready for contest. CONNORS' INC. Clarinda, Iowa Buy Better for Less at Connors' ur PAGE COUNTY STATE BANK Clarinda, Iowa I. I - -it No asset we possess i A quite so valuable as the good will of those we serve.