New Oxford High School - Memento Yearbook (New Oxford, PA)

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA l i l F.F.A. lst row Mr Kratzert, William Berwager, Lester Noel. Glenn Cooley, Maurice Myers, Dale Anrhey, Charles Griest, Wayde Stover. Mr. Donkey. 2nd row Bendar Millar, John Berwager, William Weigle, Paul Wine, Dean Nare, Carl Frankenfield, Henry Costello. Charles Weigle. Edward Kennedy 3rd ron' Charles Beriziager. Glenn Herr. Larry Rarey, Junior Sebright, Herbert Crow, George Noel, Kenneth Nare, Richard Adams. F. F. A. ACTIVITIES Our chapter was granted a charter on the 29th day of March, 1939. In 1939 when our chapter was started it had 16 members in- cluding the adviser. The chapter has increased from 16 members to 26 members over a period of ten years. The chapter has more activities now than it did in 1939. The F. F. A. boys have organized a seed- OFFICERS President - - Maurice Myers Vice President - Glenn Cooley Secretary - Dale Auchey Treasurer - Lester Noel Reporter Charles Griest Sentinel - Wayde Stover Chaplain - - William Berwager co-op, basketball team, and Parent and Son banquet which is generally held in the fall of the year. With all the profit that the boy's make in a year, they plan a trip which is taken after the school term is over. There have been several honorary member- ship pins given to men who have helped our chapter. They are as follows: Mi. Charles C. Taylor, Mr. Selon Dockey, Mr. Charles Stough, Mr. George Adams, Mr. Robert Keith, Mr. Lester Kime, and Mr. Ivan M achtly. 25

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MEMENTO - SILHOUETTE MEMENTO STAFF lst rou' Jfr. Bowen, Laurel Taylor, Dale Auchey, Gloria Krug, Jtlauriee Myers. 2nd row - Juene Wolf. Mary Ruth Sadler, Eva Klinefelter, Regina Murnrnert, Mary Ann Cook, Gloria Ecker. Gloria Horn, Bessie Griffin. 3rd row 'Charles Griest. William, Berwager, Gene Yealy. gilendStoagh. Dorothy Brarne. ith row Fred Howe, Wallace Sieg, Alfred Segraves, Calvin no an . SILHOUETTE STAFF lst row Mr. Bowen, Gwendolyn Hamm, Dorothy McDannell, Janet Miller, Nancy Gable, Helen Slough, Alice MrDannell, Mildred Baugher, bliss Taylor. 2nd rowff Carolyn Sowers, Nancy Benediek, Margaret Daurn, Shirley Meckley, Gloria Horn, Mary Wolf, Elizabeth Naill, Mary Sadler, Dolores Crawford, Joan Heagey, Joan Srneltz, Doris Auehey 3rd row Jerry Berwager. Robert Sibert, Ethel Miller, Gloria Krug, Dale Auchey, Charles Sipe, Ray Aldridge, Robert Sowers, Jo Ann Kratzert, Eva Klinefelter, Juene Wolf, Gloria Ecker, Mary Ann Cook, Laurel Taylor, Robert Aldridge, Charles Griest, Charles Deatrick, Calvin Roland. 24

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FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA F F. H. A. lst row--Juene Wolf, Bessie Griffin, Pauline Sterner, Marian Draper, Jean Haar, Miss Mellinger. 2nd row-fLorene Segraves, Gwendolyn Hamm, Bernice Laughrnan, Virginia Smith, Madeline Starnbaugh, Helen Ford, Barbara Newman, Pauline Stair, Mary Ruth Sadler, Eva Klinefelter, Martha Stock, Ethel Kinnernan, Dorothy Brarne. OFFICERS President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer Historian The F. H. A. Club had many activities dur- ing the past year. The first undertaking was to sell chocolate milk at noon, then a bake sale in November, followed by the selling of purses and assorted greeting cards. Members of the club assisted in the serving at the Band Fair and prepared the F. F. A. Parents and Son Banquet. A Tea was served juene WOU Bessie Griffin Marian Draper Pauline Sterner jean Haar to the faculty on Valentine's Day, and a Mother and Daughter Banquet will be held in the Spring. The colors of the club are red and white. Red stands for courage and determination, and white for purity of purpose. The club flower is the red rose, and the motto is To- ward new horizons. 26