Poth High School - Log Yearbook (Poth, TX)

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Pep Squad FRONT ROW (left to right): Algene Glendinning, Ruby Lee Grier, Isabel Orts, Yell Leader; Gertrude Schwertlich, Yell Leader; Molly Vincik, Henrietta Schwertlich. SECOND ROW (left to right): Elsie Grier, Lola Mae Coldewey, Delia Guenther, Nell Rose Grier, Lucy Mae Grier. THIRD ROW (left to right): Doris Billimek, Genevieve Reinhard, Dorothy Conn, Rita Reinhard, and Minnie Servantes. This group will be ever remembered as the “noise” of the crowd. Their loyal support to the football squad was a great factor in the Pirates’ success throughout the season. Their exhibition during the half was unmatched by that of any other team. This year’s squad showed a great improvement and it is hoped they may be- come an even more prominent part of this great sport.

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Troop 105 Boy Scouts of America FRONT ROW (left to right): Neal Pennington, Richard Havel, Frank Repka. Winston Woellert, Billie Leo Woellert. MIDDLE ROW (left to right): Lawrence Reinhard (with flag), Francis Mc- Dougal, Albert Grier, Wilbert Meyer, Eugene Pennington, Norman Kosarek. BACK ROW (left to right): Lawrence Hacay, Elmo Meyer, Mr. J. D. Carlisle, Assistant Scout Master. Members not present in the picture are: W. P. Schwertlich, Scout Master; Leon Reinhard, Assistant Scout Master; Walter Ehlers, Sea Scout Skipper; Victor Stavi- noha, Joe Jiral, Kenneth Gebert, and Roland Errrler. The Boy Scouts of Troop No. 105 have done good work throughout the year under wise and guiding leadership. Many higher ranks have been attained and new honors won. The troop was awarded a plaque for the past year for outstanding record for scouting and honor courts. This was the fourth year for the troop to function and with the many new members recruited the prospects for the future are even brighter.

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Future Farmers of America FRONT ROW (left to riprht) : Wilbert Meyer, Clemens Lowak, Reporter; Walter Artus, Pete Kozelski, Isabel Orta, Sweetheart; Norman Kosarek, Albert Grier, Parlia- mentarian; Eugene Pennington. SECOND ROW (left to right): Lawrence Reinhard, Elwood Zunker, Vice- President; Conrad Coldewey, Alfred E.kel, Jr., Treasurer; Clarence Vetter, Elmo Meyer, President; Frank Repka. THIRD ROW (left to right): Clarence Maha, Frank Glendinning, Secretary; Mr. J. D. Carlisle, Adviser; Billy Glendinning, Farm Watch Dog; Elroy Ullmann. This is the first year of the F. F. A. organization in high school. Through the efforts of Mr. Carlisle, vocational agriculture teacher and adviser, much lias been planned and successfully accomplished. All the members enjoyed a year of interest- ing class projects, field trips, meets and exhibitions. The organization has the dis- tinction of having its president elected president of the local district. If future F. F. A. organizations are as wide-awake and energetic, much can be expected from this field.