Perry High School - Rambler Yearbook (Perry, MI)

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The purpose of the F. F. A. is to equip the boys with a better Knowledge of farming, which they obtain through experience. Under the supervision of Mr. Clyde Allen, the thirty-two boys have sponsored a Fathsrand Son Banquet, par- liamentary procedure teams, five judging teams, a Pest Hunt, several field trips, and were largely responsible for the Grain Show. Some of their money making projects have been a Barn Dance and selling candy at noon. F. F. A. Top Row: Jack Bucx, Richard Flannery, Gordon Gerard, Linn Colister, Robert Hempsted, Bill West, Clayton NGUDBWBY, Jacx Force, Fred Walters, Kenneth Van Nortwich, Marvin Sweeter. Second Row: JohnScnmidt, Jerry Smith, leRoy Frost, Jacx Bott, J1mmySmith, Jacx Kinney, DonScnm1dt, PaulDe Long, Jacx Bulocx, Charles Britten, Jan Kirtley, Mr. Allen. Third Row: CHUCK Magg, Gordon Woodworth, Gene COTH6ll, Vah Polhemus, Dale Pollen, DuaneBlacx, Kendall Carey, Bill Warfle, Walter Cords. 1 1

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F. H. A. - Top Row: Eva Robinson, Betty Hawthorne, Lyla Severence, Velma Adams, Dorothy Gaffner, ClaraTiechman, Marilyn Walton, Delores Hammond, Nancy Alling, Dorothy Chaney, Marie Sbheffler. Second Row: Jerrie Jean Cole, Nila Tefft, Corabelle Britten, FayeTilley, BarbaraHart, Launaschmidt, Joan Weller, EatFreese, Carolyn Reynolds, Nancy Hettinger. Third Row: Wilma Smith, Nila Peabody, Patsy Oakes, Florence Walker, Sharon Bachelder, RoseKever, Katherine Bachelder, Mrs. Towsley. Fourth Row: JaneBriggs, CarolineMbManus, SylviaYbung, Barbara Pollok, Nancy Stauffer, JoyceTilley, Nancy Kosier, Waviah Dunn, Roberta Carlton. The F. H. A. has twenty-seven members, who under the direction of Mrs. Towsley, have organized for the purpose of promoting a growing interest and better appreciation of home economics. Two of their projects this year were dressing dolls for less fortunate children and making a United States flag for the school, which wa presented at a1F. H. A. assem- bly. Sponsering Christmas parties, dances, a Mother and Daughter Banquet, and ainpril Fool's Picnic and Slumbarparty have been some of their other activities.

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