Plymouth High School - Rock Yearbook (Plymouth, IL)

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NIJ up fe Front row: Miss Carrie Prentice, Frances Kamm, Joyce Pickard, Shirley Powell, Carolyn Moss, Maxine McKinley, Shirley Moss, Esther Rampley Back row: Doris Gray, Geraldine Simmons, Lois Twaddle, Joyce Lawton, Laura Young, Patty Hedgcock, Marilyn Kenneday, Lillian Martin, Betty Grove munherful Gag The Future Homemakers of America is an organization open to all girls who have taken or are now taking Home Economics. Our chapter is a mem- ber of the National F. H. A. Organization. We have fifteen members this year. Our oflicers were: president, Shirley Powellg vice-president, Carolyn Moss, secretary-treasurer, Joyce Pickardg reporter, Maxine McKinley. Our sponsor was Miss Barbara Daniels, and our Chapter Mother, Mrs. Roy Less- ly. Last year's Chapter Mother, Mrs. Thomas Mitchell, was our Chapter Grandmother. Our first activity was a slumber partyt We have had demonstrations on textile painting, making aluminum trays, and our main project was to pre- pare and serve the banquet held in Plymouth for the Schoolmasters. We won first prize for our Homecoming float. The purpose of our organization is to help prepare the girls for household duties in their own future homes.

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0 -we Back row, left to right: Doris Gray, Barbara Myers, Merlene Johnson, Shirley Lord, .Ioyce Martin, Shirley Powell. Front row: Joyce Pickard, Esther Rampley, Mrs. Mariann Metz, Alberta Dowacter, Merle Post. ' 65211 me mlm Our library staff this year consists of ten students, under the supervision of Mrs. Metz. Duties include checking books and magazines in or out for high school and junior high school students, as well as keeping the various shelves in order. The card file was brought up to date.

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y I .-f . ., i I -i .4 J ,Qi su 'LJ 1 1 , if..- Front row: Mr. Paul Senger, Minor VanBrooker, Jim Manley, Lowell Thompson, Robert Eddington, Richard Miller Second row: Johnnie Pointer, Donald Ussery, Mike Sargent, Gale Dow- ney, Carl VanFleet, Kenneth Heyen, John Cleland, Billy Clayton, Jesse Pointer, Jerry Breeden, Jack Breeden Third row: Fred Smith, Wayne Shelor, Paul Urton, Bob Powell, Lyle Webster, Rodney Twidwell, Jerry Kimble, Jesse Endsley Fourth row: Albert Dowaeter, Donald Miller, Junior Phelps, Duane Thompson, Roger Fugate, Verle Twitchell, Wayne Lovell, Scotty Flinn E112 Girl iilhai Il Hllarrg The Future Farmers of America have expanded with the erection of the new Agricultural Shop. The shop is 40 by 80 feet, with a class room, shower room, oflice, and working department. The boys can now carry on larger projects such as welding, building hog houses, making hog troughs, and many other projects. Roy Copelan took the boys to the National Convention in Kansas City, Missouri in his school bus. Everyone had a wonderful time. Some of the ways the F. F. A. Chapter made money this year was selling seeds, making hog troughs, conducting a scrap paper drive, and sponsoring a donkey basketball game. The Chapter bought two sows and fifteen pigs which each boy helped care for, and later sold for a good profit. The F. F. A. had their annual banquet in the spring, and some of the members participated in the Sectional and State contests. We had thirty-five members this year. The oflicers were: president, Dick Miller, vice-president, Lowell Thompsong secretary, Jim Manley, treasurer, Robert Eddingtong reporter, Minor VanBrookerg sentinel, Duane Thompson. 's..