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

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N ' ' -. , Y ,gs-57,f,fL'v,j iz, H' Lg ,-,iff-Q sr, J' it f QF, -. 5 1 :- -e -if-2 Lf - 5152, il ' Qi. L. M 'a 1 'v-A art and pretty Betty Sue Spr inge r 'ses for the camera after being ected Chapter Sweetheart of the .F.A. ?pl'e5ellteJ af Para ea uture Farmer s of America is anational rganization of, by, and for boys studying ocational agriculture. It has served to moti- ate and vitalize the s y s t e rn a ti c instruction Efered to s tude nt s of vocational agriculture, he F.F.A. is built upon afoundation of leader- hip and c h a r a c t e r development, sportsman- hip, co-operation, creation, citizenship, and atriotism. The parade held alot of fun for these students. l ' I Vf,p 41-4:1 i W-1 Mr. Finto receives the keys to the new Chevrolet truck donated by Smith's Motor Sales. Mr. Boone, Mr. Farris, Don Davenport, Bobby Oefinger, Phil Ljungdahl, and Milton Stolte watch. 63

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ff' RQ, hr' K FIRST ROW: Jim Wehmeyer, Howard Kelley, Milton Stolte, Kenneth Cox, Phil Ljungdahl, Betty E Springer fChapter Sweetheartj, Bobby Oefinger, Max Toepperwein, Mr. Farris, Mr. Finto, Mr. Lyi Johnny Bonewald, Joe Cano, Truett Pepper, Cecil Asher. SECOND ROW: Julius Wright, Rob4 Cavazos, John Whitfield, Eugene Castoreno, Larry Wright, Charle s Toepperwein, John Chambe: Carlos Tamayo, Paul Pahmeyer, Gus Menn, Clark Winegardner, Marvin Niebuhr, Albe rt Kossae Oafton Ham, Paul Talley, Earl Roan, Jerry Mor gens te rn. THIRD ROW: Robert Barne s, Pa Ohlenbusch, Carey Chambers, Walter Cheek, Bobby Springer, David Ander son, Herbert Jon: Kenneth Burchard, Lloyd Arch, Wayne Nichols, Willie Muth, Harold Voigt, Joe Asher, Rene Maldona- Johnny Pepper, Ronnie Baker, Lewis Bruni. FOURTH ROW: Bob Griffin, David Zwiener, Wal' Schwarz, Milton Klabunde, Gus Neutze, Freddie Meyer, James Benke, Gary Bacon, Benno Klabun- Bill Ljungdahl, Charles Halbardier, Clarence Kohlleppel, Milton B ur r ell, George Steubing, Euge Robbins, Joe Seiter, George Asher. NOT PICTURED: Calvin Boenig, Melvin Krahn, Milton Syri- Paul Stroud, Alfred Nanes, Charles Klein, Billy Fowler, Geoffrey Fowler, Don Davenport, Rob' Mercer, Melvin Beasley, Sam Mercer, tsl' , S' f , ' ufure armer.4 cu ' .4 . j ' L 2 X . A s 1 K' K 6 ' 'Iwi ' 5 r is X '- . .11-f ,J:,'g:5gg. yy, .fy y President PHIL LJUNGDA1 C N..-.g U '-1 vice-President BOBBY OEFINGJ , Secretary HOWARD KELLI 'I Treasurer KENNETH C1 Sponsor MR. MARVIN FIN' ' are 9 'W The executives ofthe F,F,A.--Kenneth -it I V Cox, Mr. Finto, Max Toepperwein, Phil Ljungdahl, Milton Stolte, and Howard Kelley--are proud of their barbeque pits Mr, Finto fone of the organization's main projectsj. 62

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One of the projects of the F,F,A, was this electrical outlet demonstration at the Public Service Building by Clarence Kohlleppel, Ken Burchard, and George Steubing. 1, h Gary Bacon andBenno Klabunde repair awater trougl lb. 649 Q. Milton B u r r ell, Jerry Morgenstern, and Bob Griffin are shown attaching the portable side panels they made to the truck. 64- i 'l 3. acLeclu fezi ,arofecf Breaking ground for the foundation of a new pig pen are these F,F.A, boys.