Oregon High School - Little Blackhawk Yearbook (Oregon, IL)

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9660 Q66 FIRST ROW F Sl ple liss Webber B Wiltfang B Brunner D Hong G D vison P Frencis F Ke rns SECOVD R D Stout N Voser C B ck D U tts D Hemp I Flood V F nsler H Loos L Tiller D Reilly ver J Joh son D Bellouse C Smith L Jones FOURTH ROW L Potts L Adams P Fisher M Geiken N Messin er N B s er M C rlson M Rich ards R Frihart C NcCarthy FIFTH ROW R Carr M Untz J Jacobs V Shull J Eshb ugh N Kearns D Dir'sen D Dirvsen B Head M Robertson SIXTH ROW J H lbert B Sincox B Davison D Ehnen R Davis D Ander son L Moring J Clever J Bressemin B Bruce H Hr ' g paid our affiliated dues into the national organization we are an active chapter Our chapter Mother is Mrs Roland Kiest, our p 1ncipal's wife Our activities have included the formal initiation at which the moth ers were invited, a weiner roast with the I I A Christmas Dance, skating party, writing to pen pals, and presenting roses to teachers on lational I H A Day We became affiliated with the National Home Bc Club in 1939 In 1945 the national organization changed its name to future Homemakers of America and we are now a chapter of that organization The officers for the year were President, Donna rrinsrc Vice Presi dent, Betty Zeng. Secretary, Betty Brunner Treasurer, Gert Davison Parlia- mentarian, Frances Slagle Reporter, Pat Francis Song Leader Iloretta Kearns and Historian Barbara Wiltfang 38 ,. 5 a , - PQ v S Q Q . 5 vi I 1 I . W 6 ' I - 15 6 is .e 'JA - +4 - M : . L, , Y . . . , . , . , B. ' , , 8. , , , . . , , H . .': -OWZ . , -. 1 , u g s 10 Q e ,Q ge q e 9 e y 9 - Q e THIPD ROW: D, Eyster, V, Bettner, B, Janssen, J, Carr, B, Woodworth, B, Sar , s Ln p o g n - y - e : is 9 0 cr A 'Y T- - ' O U U 9 ' 9 ' Lf' 1 'U ' J ' 1 U F' f ' ' , Q ' 9 e -I -e : e Q e g s I 9 e , s 8' 7 0 7 Q 0 -I I g e -- 1 9 e 9 e : n 8- g s - g 1 g e - q e 9 e y e g s , Q .1 , e - e F! I Al G UI O O , - e U Og O I O 0 0 O O O O , , - - 5 O O I I 0 O I I l 3 , .

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Mr Hannah SECOND ROW L Gillespie R lhnen R Jones R Colllns T Carr J Heng, H Roos E Stevens THIRD ROW V Burgard M Lloyd, F Mammen, D Blobaum FOURTH ROW C Schier D Geyer E Hawley, D Ebens FIFTH ROW R Gillespie M Wiltfang G Reinders, R Geiken F his has been a busy year indeed for the F F A The F F A and the F H A held a weiner roast at the Blackhawk Memorial Park We also helped to sponsor the Christmas Dance The father and son banquet was sponsored by the F F A for all the chapter members' fathers Ten chapter members represented the Oregon F F A at a grain and poultry Judging contest which was held at Lanark The Oregon chapter held the Dairy and Fat stock judg ing contest Some of the F F A members showed their projects at several county fairs. A steam cleaner was purchased by the chapter to serve the community. A scrap drive was made which proved profitable. Garden seeds were also sold by the chapter members. The officers for the F.F.A. were Donald Berger, President: Gene Med lar, Vice-President: Donald Hanes, Secretary: Jerry Brooks Treasurer: and George Draege, watch dog. Mr. Hannah served as advisor to the group. 37 ., - , Ky A c I 3 U V ' X .241-f 'x 1, , A .R f? X 5 5 . O. f 'X - h ,. i FIRST ROW: H. Slagle, J. Brooks, E. Medler, D. Berger, D. Hanes, G. Draege, , , , Q . 0 o FO O Ao T . . . . . . 0 0 Q' o l

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FIRST POW J Kiest B Claussen B Brunner G Vedlar W Waldie B Price C Leigh SECOND ROW R Bergner V Torehouse K B nner O Die' L Allen R Zick A Arvola W Pickering H Slagle R Hodges N Waller THIRD PON J rmen B Roe C R h V Low D B Clsussen R Snapn R Adamson A B rnes I Smith J Kuntzelman R Smith F Flagle D Blobaum W Fearer W Noffsinger FOURTH RO' D Haas P Ande son L Kiest V Gille pie D Young R Wilson J Prehn R Dlclf H Hays B Buclf R Flnlfbeiner Y Denelc s D Williams R Beaman J Johnson R Johnson C Duc' R Heuerman M Fearer J Patrick STAWDIKG D Ande son D Kearns G Huffman J Smith Vrs Amsrud H O B A The basketball games were made far more enjoyable this year because of he efforts of the Oregon School Band and the number of new pep songs which were taught us by Yrs Amsrud the director The Illinois State Fair was one of the high spots for the band this year as were the pot luck suppers but the band certainly have had to work for their fun They gave a concert for Teachers' Institute another to raise money for new uniforms and yet another on Memorial Day all in addition to their regular scheduled concerts The band added twenty-four new members to their ranks this year and more are still waiting admission 'so we c n look forw'rd to an even better band in the future. 39