Northside High School - Horn Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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4-.41 4-I-I offers many opportunities to suburban youth, Programs in clothing, cattle raising, poultry, safety, and speech, to mention a few, offer Wide fields of interest to all, lnstructionas well as oppor- tunity for practice is offered by 4-H club work. Achievements are judged on county, district, state, and national levels. Northside's 4-H club can boast of participants on all these levels, and it is one of the most prominent clubs in Bexar County. FIRST ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Patsy Ea s twood, Laura Mayor, Yvonne Haby, Evelyn Stolte, Joan Moths, Betty Schott, Flo r e n c e Burns, Patsy Allen, Cathy Cayo. SECOND ROW: M e r il yn Menn, Colleen Kelley, Leonor Rosas, Willie Mae Kneupper, Florence Lieck, Dorothy Faulk, Eunice Ebner, Ellen Buel, Sharon Doyle, Kay Munson. THIRD ROW: Joanne Toepperwein, Janice Schwarz, Louise Dixon, Priscilla Aramburu, and Danisha Bartlett. OFFICERS President .... ....... . . .YVONNE HABY Vice-President . . . .... EVELYN STOLTE Secretary-Treasurer. . . . . JANICE SCHWARZ Jr. Leader ..... . JOANNE TOEPPERWEIN Jr. Leader . . . . DANISHA BARTLETT Jr. Leader . .... LEAH PATTON 80

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fig? isa. W., 'ing a final inspection to a trio of the portable barbe : units which Northside Future Farmers of America .pter members have made are Cleft to rightl George ubing and Clarence Kohelleppel,F. F.A, s tude nt s, l Mr. Marvin Finto, vocational agriculture instruc . The boys make about fifty of these a year. K at Pr epa ring to leave for a radio recording are orge Chambers, Don Wideman, Mr. Finto, Jimmy owlton, Bobby Oefinger, Kenneth Cox and Phil mgdahl. On the program, The Future Farmers America Speak, broadcasted from KONO, they rds they had won inj ud ging con- ts. The jeep they are standing in front of was ight from Carlos Coon. T h e F, F, A, b oy s in- lled a motor they received trom army s urpl us, 1 the paint-shop at Burbank High School painted This was a worthwhile project because the boys 1 always make use of another truck or car. F. F. A, fcontinuedl Prepa ring a booth for the P, T, A, Barbecue are some F, F, A, boys. Paul Stroud and Howard Kelley are digging post-holes while Mr. Finto supervises. fffflqt f , Q1 A it A Here we see Ervie Braun, Phil Ljungdahl, Don Wide- man, and Jimmy Knowlton displaying some of the h onor s received during the year. Ervie is holding the c up he re- ceived as high-point man in the judging c onte st at Austin. Phil shows the trophy the judging team won for the first place in the Livestock Judging Contest at Austin. D on and Jimmy hold the banner the F, F, A, judging team received for eighth place at Stephenville. 9 ff, cg , Vfvik ,M '

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QA' A very good money-mak- g projectfor the Boys' 4-H ub was a cake sale. Paul cCoig and Sandy Coon ar e ,own here selling the tasty dbits which everyone mjoys. The boys found eir merchandise tempting. ,,gnA 5 if rx These young men are the male portion of the Northside 4-H Club. They are: first row fleft to rightj Sandy Coon, and Daniel Dodson, second row, Paul McCoig, Harry Haggard, and Terry Zurovec, third row, Doublas Richards, These boys have many ac- tivities and perform many services for the school, One of their main pr oj e cts this year was a booth at the PTA Carnival. The motto of the 4-H Clubs, To make the best better, is a guiding force in their work.