Poth High School - Log Yearbook (Poth, TX)

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MR. CARLISLE, Advisor. Future Farmers of America PAUL ARTUS, President FRONT ROW (left to right): “Dickie” Havel, Eugene Pennington, Lawrence Rein- hard. Secretary, Roy Raabe, Lawrence Lowak, Walter Charles Hasse, and Adolph Schmidt. SECOND ROW (left to right): Elmond Zunker, Albert Grier, Parliamen- tarian, Wilbert Meyer, Mary Rose Eckel, Chapter Sweetheart, Chris Dworaczyk, Elroy Ullman, Watch Dog. and George Elders. THIRD ROW (left to right): John Turner Haese, Norman Kosarek, Treasurer, Emil Waclawczyk, Paul Artus, President, Clem Lowak, Reporter, Conrad Coldewey, and Chester Donnerberg. BACK ROW, (left to right): Elwood Hill, Werner Artus, Alfred Eckel. Jr., Vice President, Emil Dzuik, Walter Artus, Song Leader, Mr. Carlisle, Advisor. The F. F. A. completed the second year with improvements over the first year. The enrollment was larger, more things were accomplished and greater things are expected next year with an increased enrollment and a larger scope of activities and work. The Club attended contests and shows and made a reputable showing at the local show and also at the South-West Texas Boys’ Fat Stock Show in San Antonio.

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Pirette Association ALICE ULBRICHT President President Vice President Secretary-T reasu rer Reporter Alice Ulbricht Maxine Orts Hernice Reininger Lucy Mae Grier FRONT ROW (Left to Right): Lucy Mae Grier, Alice Ulbricht, Lorine Jiral, Elsie Grier and Cecilia Manak. BACK ROW (Left to Right): Mary Rose Eckel, Maxine Orts, Isabella Ehlers and Bernice Reininger. The Pirette Association was organized in 1934, the first year the girls won County Championship in Volley Ball. They held this title for six consecutive years until in 1940 when they took second when defeated by Kosciusko. The Pirette Association has at present a membership of ten. Isabella Ehlers and Mary Rofe Eckel are the two new members the association is proud to have. All letterwomen since 1934 are: Lothell Moore (Mrs. Zane Lawhon), Telka Billimek (Mrs. Irvin Jenkins), Pauline Schwertlich (Mrs. Joe Paviiska), Josephine Kolenda (Mrs. Louis Christi), Josephine Grier (Mrs. Jack Stewart), Genevieve Perez (Mrs. John Tejada, Jr.), Wilma Nitschman (Mrs. J. J. Mason), Helen Miculka, Mildred Orts, Isabel Orts, Doris Billimek, Cecilia Manak. Alice Ulbricht, Lorine Jiral, Elsie Grier, Lucy Mae Grier. Maxine Orts, Bernice Reininger, Marilyn Reinhard, Isabella Ehlers, and Mary Rose E:kel. 23.

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Boy Scouts ADOLPH MANAK Assistant Scoutmaster FRONT ROW (Left to Right): Neal Pennington, Charles Warnken, Jr., Eugene Pennington, Dickie Havel, Victor Stavinoha. Wilford Reinhard, Melvin Flieller. BACK ROW (Left to Right): Winston Woellert. Harry Heimer. Monnie Reinhard, Albert Grier, Billie Leo Woellert, James Alcorn, Norman Kosarek and Wilbert Meyer. The Scouts, under the direction of Scoutmaster O. J. Bomba, have done outstanding work since their organization. Troop 105 was organized four years ago in November and has a membership of 21. The Scoutmaster is assisted by Assistant Scoutmasters Rogers McCarty and Adolph Manak. Mr. Bielefeld is chairman of the troop committee. W. P. Schwertlich, who had been Scoutmaster for the past four years, and until November, 1040, when he was relieved at his own request by O. J. Bomba, has shown outstanding work for Troop 105. The Scouts paid their last tribute to Leon Reinhard March 11, 1941, when he met death in an automobile accident, on Sunday evening, March 9. Leon was Assistant Scoutmaster for outdoor work of Troop 105 for the past four years and was respected greatly by all the Scouts. 25.