Northeast Bradford High School - Nord Est Yearbook (Rome, PA)

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F. F. A. lst ROW, L. to R: Mr. Lent, Rodney Darling, Lyle Rockwell, David Lott, Jack Belcher George Keifer, Harold Rockwell, Robert Dunham, Charles Brown, Harold Bender. 2nd ROW: Bill Bennett, Lloyd Coon, Michael Riley, Jack Clink, Rowland Powell, Larry Kipp, Robert Chilson, Douglas Wheaton, Norman Parks, Rodney Kipp. 3rd ROW: Albert Mills, Tom Milnes, James Davis, William VanSice, Edwin Eastman, Donald Allis, Don- ald Uhouse, Harold Williams, William Hicks, Edwin Roof, James Robinson, Arden Car- rington. BACK ROW: Robert Soper, Lawrence Kratz, Jeremy Hawblitz, Gary Fairlie, Robert Platt, George Doane, Lyle Wood, Barry Wilkins, Ralph Grey, Le Roy Sturdevant, Philip Beckwith, Fred Williams, Henry Kruemberg, James Clink, Richard Horton. The Northeast Bradford F.F.A.. Chapter started the year with 45 members in its organization. Early in October an election was held with the following officers being elected: President ............. Robert MOOIG Vice President .... .... . George Kiefer Secretary .... . . . Edwin Eastman Treasurer . . . . . . Barry Wilkins Reporter ............. Robert Platt Sentinel ............ Frank Maffei In November 19 new members were initiated and received the Green Hand or the first degree in the F.F.A. An F.F.A. Basketball team was organized and several games were played with other F.F.A. teams in the county. The boys playing on the F.F.A,. team were Tony Carrington, Douglas Wheaton, Gerald Corbin, Richard Harvey, Donald Chaffee, George Doane, Preston Hicks, Robert Platt, Robert Soper, George Kiefer, Jim Clink, and Jack Clink. In January the senior members of the F.F,A.. Chapter were awarded official F.F.A.. jackets by the chapter. These jackets were awarded for work performed by the chapter member during their four years as a member. At the Bradford Cotmty project contest eight members of our chapter received awards for outstanding projects last year. Arden Carrington Gerald Oakley Donald Uhouse Norman Allis George Doane Frank Maffei Donald Moore Donald Chaffee Blue Ribbon Red Ribbon Red Ribbon Blue Ribbon Red Ribbon Red Ribbon Blue Ribbon Red Ribbon Dairy Calves Beef Calves Dairy Herd Fattening Pigs Sheep Broilers Broilers Oats On February 20 during National F.F.A. Week the Troy F.F.A. degree team came to Northeast and conferred the Chapter Farmer Degree on all eligible Junior and Senior F.F.A.. members. The Troy boys made the degree very impressive and we enjoyed having them come. The chapter sold seeds again this year. Garden seeds were sold from the Tristate Seed Company and farm seeds from G.L.F. A special prize was given to the four top garden seed salesmen. One of the outstanding activities of the year was the annual Harvest Ball held in the fall. At this dance Niiss Shirley Horton was crowned as the 1956 F.F.A.. Harvest Queen. This was the second year that the members of the chapter selected Shirley as their queen. Robert Platt and Robert Soper represented the chapter in the Bradford Comity F.F.A. Chapter. Robert Moore received the Area Degree in F.F.A.. which was awarded him at a banquet held in Towanda and sponsored by the county chapter. At this banquet Mr. Hennip, Supervising Principal of Northeast, was awarded the Honorary Area Degree for his cooperation and help in the work of Vocational Agriculture throughout the past years. All in all the Northeast Bradford F.F.A.. Chapter enjoyed another successftd year and wish to thank everyone who helped make it so. 35

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, Triple Trio The Northeast High School Music Department organized a Girls' Triple Trio, early last fall, and they have been very successful. They have performed on numerous occasions including the Teach ers and Directors' Banquet and the Annual Spring Concert. L. to R: Mrs. Westbrook, Dorla Allis, Sylvia Evans, Dawn Rinker, Shirley Horton, Linda Pitcher, ' m Katherine Upha The trio consists of nine lst Soprano: Margaret Thompson Lena Conklin Sandra Palmer 2nd Soprano: Shirley Horton Linda Pitcher Katherine Upham Alto: Dawn Rinker Dorla Allis Sylvia Evans , Margaret Thompson, Sandra Palmer, Lena Conklin. girls: 34

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Senior High F. H.A. BACK ROW, L. to R.: Esther Kelly, Linda Pitcher, Alice Brink, Judy Kipp, Katherine Upham, Dorothy Thompson, Nancy Newman, Dorothy Coleman, Sarah Frisbie, Eliza- beth Cragle, Sally Rowe, Ruth Daugherty. 3rd ROW: Patricia Wilmot, Dorla Allis, Mary Frisbie, Margaret Grey, Donna Williams, Sharon Best, Dorothy Hibbard, Mary Ann Gabriel, Barbara Maryott, Dawn Ellis, Janice Morgan. 2nd ROW: Donna Harvey, Celia Doane, Cora Green, Jane Wilmot, Ellen Wilbur, Dawn Rinker, Ann Hawblitz, Norma Johnson, LoRita Wood, Janice Jones. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Racht, Anna Har- Vey, Edna Rae Crain, Lena Conklin, Anna Fuller, Janice Edsell, Dorla Rogers, Shirley Horton. Officers: President - Linda Pitcher Vice President - Dorothy Coleman Secretary - Lena Conklin Treasurer - Sarah Frisbie Reporter - Janice Jones Historian - Alice Daugherty Parliamentarian - Margaret Grey Student Council Representative - Patricia Wilmot The Senior High F.H.A.. Chapter got off to an early start this year by electing officers early in September. In October, several of our members attended the regional F.H.A. meeting held at Wyalusing Valley High School. This was a wonderful meeting and we brought many good ideas back to our chapter. As in previous years, we sold nylon stockings to raise chapter funds. We also made and sold Christmas pins and corsages. Money made on these projects was used to send chapter delegates to the State F.I-I.A. Conference at Penn State in June. We also contributed to the State F.H.A.. Scholarship Fund, the Crossnore School for Needy Children and a refuge family in our community. No school year would be complete without the annual May Dance. This is the only formal dance in our school, and we are very proud to have the privilege of sponsoring this gala affair. This year, ninth graders, who had joined Jr. Hi F.H.A. in eighth grade, we allowed to become members of our senior high chapter. It has been a very good year and we hope the chapter will continue to grow. 36