Ogden High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ogden, IA)

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Ji. The Ogden Chapter of Future Farmers of Amer- ica has 32 active members with two Honorary members. The Officers are as follows: President ................... Paul Blyth Vice President . . . . . . John Heineman Secretary ..... Eldon Bergstrom Treasurer . . . .... LaVern Zunkel Reporter ......... ....... K eith Hunter Sargeant-at-Arms ..... Kenneth Cadman Adviser ................. R. E. Rulifson Honorary Member.Supt. E. W. Holzapfel I' he membership of the Future Farmer Rank is as follows: Eldon Bergstrom, Paul Blyth, Ken- neth Eckley, Harry Giese, John Heineman, Dean Hunter, Robert Cadman, William Dawkins, Ken- neth Hasstedt, Keith Hunter, Carl Kuhl, Virgil Miller, Robert Swanson, Kenneth Wisecup, May- nard Youngren, LaVerr. Zunkel, Robert Miller. William Morgan, Richard Trcloar, and Elmer Wolf. The Green Hand Rank is: Curtis Blyth, Lester Eckley, John Harrison, Vern Heldt, Carroll jones, Dean Miller, Robert Reimers, Lowell Ridnour, Norman Sprecher, Lloyd Stoneburner, Eugene Winklepleck. Eldon Bergstrom, Keith Hunter, Kenneth Wise- cup, and Robert Swanson represented the local department at the High School Dairy Cattle Con- gress at Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress. The team placed 13th in competition with 78 teams. A Corn Yield Test Plot of zo varieties in IO replications was conducted by the Chapter in cooperation with the Boone County Farm Bureau last year. The Future Farmer basketball team composed of: Eldon Bergstrom, Kenneth Cadman, Carroll Jones, Harry Giese, Dean Miller, Curtis Blyth, LaVern Zunkel, John Heineman, Robert Cadman. The team was outfitted with new blue and gold suits purchased by the chapter. The Chapter mixed, and distributed among the farmers and members of the organization, 26,000 pounds of mineral. The Annual F. F. A. Parent-Son Banquet was served at the Legion Dugout with approximately zoo members, parents and guests present. Thirty Future Farmers and their advisor, Mr. Rulifson traveled 2,500 miles through the Black Hills and Yellowstone National Park on their An- nual summer trip. The trip extended over eleven days. The Parliamentary Procedure Team composed of Paul Blyth, Eldon Bergstrom, Harry Giese, Ken- neth Cadman, and Thor Swanson placed third in the State Contest held at the State Convention n: Des Moines. Keith Hunter and John Heineman were the official delegates at the State Convention at Des Moines. The Chapter Exhibit of the Chapter placed third in the State F. F. A. Contest. The exhibit was prepared by the Publicity Committee-Keith Hunter and Robert Cadman. The officers of the Ogden Poland China Breed- er's Association were: Kenneth Cadman, President, John Heineman, Secretary and Treasurer. The organization owned two cooperative herd sires. The Poland China sow owned by the Chapter was allotted to Billy Dawkins. Two pigs will be selected from the spring litter in return for the sow. The Ogden Chapter entertained thirty-nine Vo- cational Agrieulture Schools in the Central Dis- trict at the Fall Conference. Thirty-nine instruc- tors and eighty-five F. F. A. were present for the days program. A Parent-Son get-together which brought the parents of the Freshman boys to the Vocational Agriculture Department was held early in the fall of the school year. The organization disposed of S100 worth of garden seeds among the parents and customers of the community. Harry Giese was a member of the Boone Coun- ty Horse judging Team which placed third in competition with about 35 county teams at the Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress and National Bel- gian Horse Show. The F. F. A. Swine Show during Fun Day at Ogden found Eldon Bergstrom carrying off the top honors in the Duroc Jersey classes, Dick Tre- loar won the junior Boar Pig Class, Robert Swan- son topped the junior Gilt and Litter Class with his Poland Chinas, while Keith Hunter won the Market Pig Class and Virgil Mill-er the Market Litter Class. The F. F. A. won second place in the Organiza- tion Floats during the Fun Day Parade. First Row-R. Miller, R. Rulifson, L. Zunkel. K. Cadman, P. Blyth, E. Bergstrom, K. Hunter, W. Morgan. Second Row-E. Wolf, D. Hunter, N. Sprecher, J. Harrison, M. Youngren, K. Wisecup. Third Row-C. Blyth, B. Dawkins, R. Cadman, C. Jones, D. Miller, L. Stoneburner. Fourth Row-L. Eckley, D. Treloar, R. Reim- ers, R. Swanson. V. Miller, Carl Kuhl, Kenneth Eckley, H. Giese, J. Heineman, K. Hasstedt, E. Winklepleck, L. Rid- nour, V. Heldt.

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siiiiis s,3iiiiii3iiiii .sk 6irl Reserves Girl Reserve Cabinet Front Row-Miss Brown, L. Wright, D. Boehm, M. Varner, J. Wilson, J. Boehm, Miss Boot. Back Row-D. Clausen, L. Miller, M. Lawler, R. Freie, P. Shadle, D. Donelson, M. Stamp, E. Jones, J. Kennedy, L. Erickson, A. Lark, P. Nolan. The Girl Reserves Organization is a branch of the Y. W. C. A. and is the oldest organization in Ogden High. There are approximately sixty mem- bers, including Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior and Senior girls. Cabinet President ............... Marjorie Varner Vice President . . . . . . Jeanne Wilson Secretary ................... Jean Boehm Treasurer Doris Boehm Program...Arlene Lark, Dorothy Donelson Marian Stamp, Jane Kennedy Party ........ Lura Miller, Martha Lawler Devotional ............... Lorraine Wright Decoration .... Phyllis Nolan, Leora Mae Erickson, Betty Jones Service ..... Rosella Freie, Phyllis Shadle Advisors ......... Miss Brown, Miss Boot The G. R. Slogan is to face life squarely, the purpose to find and give the best. The group meets once a month. The business meeting is followed by a program. Several local pastors were invited to speak to the group. The cabinet meets to plan the program and to treat business matters. Several cabinet parties are held. Miss Brown, Miss Boot entertained the group in February. The Girl Reserves have a party each month The food and favors carry out the theme of a particular holiday. Candle Lighting Services were held for the incoming members. During the lat- ter part of the year came the Mother Daughter Banquet and the Farewell for the Seniors. The style show formerly sponsored by one service group was a project for the entire organ- ization this year. Girl Reserve Members mod- eled spring styles furnished by Boone and Ogden business houses. The group contributed baskets at Thanksgiving and Christmas. The various groups are raising money to help defray the expense of members at- tending summer camp. Girl Reserve Left to Right: Front Row-C. Tilley, T. Zwald, H. Lightfoot, V. Carpenter, M. Boehm, L. Kuhl, A. Blaskey, E. Johnson, M. Sherbring, D. Elliott, A. Carpenter, P. Nolan, L. Erickson, J. Boehm, B. Jones. Second Row-B. Kirkman, D. Boehm, B. Reim- ers, E. Dixon, V. Lawler, M. Mansfield, D. Donel- son, Miss Boot, M. Varner, Miss Brown, A. Lark, M. Stamp, R. Freie, E. Campbell, P. Shadle, M Lincoln, J. Wilson, D. Clausen. Third Row-C. Garland, L. Miller, M. Lawler, B. Bindseil, E. Davies, M. Fredericks, B. Reimers, R. Allen, D. Dillman, C. Nelson, C. Andrews, M. Miner, B. Ehlers, P. Burt, E. Kennedy, D. Thomp- son, G. Swanson, S. Orman, M. Sturtz. 'I' R. Caldwell.