Robinson High School - Robinillo Yearbook (Robinson, IL)

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The Art Club is one of the newer clubs at RHS. It was organized in 1956 under the di- rection of Mr. Max Rennels. During the first year the membership was 27. These members went to Chicago in April 1957, where they visited the Art Institute and the Museum of Sci- ence and Industry. The membership this year is also 27. Each member must either be enrolled in an art class or have been, at some time. The club’s purpose is to further the inter- Seated: J. Chamblin, Secretary; S, Burns, est of the students in art, and to give the stu- Treasurer; Standing: E, Murphy, Presi- dents a chance to visit different museums. The dent; L. Myer, Vice President. creed which the club supports is: All ye art minded, come.” The concession at the carnival was the most important accomplishment this year. The Scheller, is the sponsor of the club. A R T CL U B instructor of the art classes, Mrs. Raymond CLUB MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: L. Dennis, J. Martin, B. Shedelbower, S. Cantwell, J. Chamblin, S, Jones. SECOND ROW: Mrs, Scheller, J. Dunlap, R. Kamplain, S. Ruddell, C, Bell, P. Beard, B, Gaddis. THIRD ROW: S. Burns, P. Clark, K. Watts, L. Myer, E. Murphy, J. Battershell. Page 71

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BOTTOM ROW: J. Hoke, C. Kennedy, C, Newell, W. Stevenson, L. Sisil, L. Knapp, S, Wesley, C. Rich, J. Plummer, F, Draper, D, Parker, E. Carpenter, S. Batman. SECOND ROW: R. Weger, L. Beabout, R. Haught, K. Watts, R. Collins, J, Carpenter, P, Murray, J. Battershell, A. Blair, J, Eaton, P, Freeman, D. Peak, THIRD ROW: Mr. Hocking, D. Wade, E, Bahr, G. Meese, L. Plummer, S. Henderson, K, McCall, R. Dix, P. Murray, L. Myer, C, German, B. McCarter, P, Hocking, A. Winger. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The National Organization of the Future Farmers of America was formed in 1928. The aim of the Future Farmers is to de- velop co-operation, citizenship, brotherhood, and agricultural leadership among the mem- bers who will be farmers and leaders of tomor- | row. : Our creed in short says that we believe in the future of farming, working on a farm, even in the hours of discouragement, in leadership and in the ability of organized farmers to serve our own and in public interest, in marketing the product of toil, playing square with those whose happiness depends upon me. To become a member of the F. F. A. the TRL IRON IIIT TTS NSIT i student has to be enrolled in an agriculture t course. This year there are 52 active members i under the direction of Mr. Hocking. Some of the projects of the club are the annual pest control contest, the selling of Christmas cards, and a concession at the RHS Seated: L, Plummer, Sentinel; L, Sisil, carnival. President; J. Plummer, Reporter. Standing: P, Murray, Vice President; S. ' Henderson, Treasurer; P. Hocking, Secre- | tary. Page 70

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SORE OCT RETNA TE ANNE RSS UPITE NRHN OHHH TNs egegeST TT BOTTOM ROW: N. Mowell, R. Crum, F, Doyle, P, Beard, D. Wilson. SECOND ROW: E. Poorman, L. Evans, B. Seigel, J, Miller, J, Kilburn. R. 1. E. A. The Robinson Industrial Educational As- sociation was organized in 1948 with its pur- pose to stimulate a high class of workmanship; to assist in guiding members into vocations which best suit their needs, interests, and abilities; to promote a higher scholastic stand- ing; and to promote recreational activities. The sponsor this year was Mr. Gene Spratt, and the president was Jerry Miller. Page 72 Seated: N. Mowell, Vice President; J. Miller, President; F. Doyle, Treasurer; P. Murray, Secretary.