Rockford High School - Rocketeer Yearbook (Rockford, MN)

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9 Q f Z l The Agriculture club, as the name implies, has for its main purpose the furth- ering of agriculture knowl- edge and interest. Also, it strives to cultivate among the agricultural students worth while acquaintances. Not only those students who are at present in the Agri- cultural department are eli- gible for memberships but all those persons who have Agriculture Club OFFICERS First Semester President ELMER JOHNSON Vice-President RALPH MINEAR Secretary STANLEY WILKINSON Treasurer CHARLES LEWIS Second Semester some details which are, as a rule, not known to farm- ers, but which are of im- portance. The second pur- pose is to emphasize and make clearer some details which have been discussed but which still are difficult to understand. One of the most impor- tant activities of this organ- ization is that of caring for the school lawn. This puts . ' President I 1 been in this department can MAYNARD WELLINGTON into practice to a small de- become members. Every Vice-President gree the information the , . MARTIN JOHNSON other Thursday night the S t club members secure at the 1 CCYC 31' - - - regular meeting of the club STANLEY WILYKINSON various meetingsg certainly is held. Treasurer this is a worth while pro- The programs are varied DONALD CAMPBELL ject which is appreciated and 1lltCl'CSlIl1lg.1 Quite of- , MR' FRQQVEQYWEBER griatlgy by tlhe stttdentsl ten some man wio lS prom- t etics iave tieir p ace inent in agriculture work A e among the activities of this sp eaks before the club. ' club. Although several dif- Such programs have in the ferent games are played, P3-St beell VCTY belleflclal . basketball and baseball are as well as interesting. An- the Ones best liked . ' other type of program X A An important club ' dvi ff ,577 jf ,1 : 2' ' which has also been is S, uu, 'S ,,e, event is the Annual used and has proved 3 l2zt.,fgt,q,yf ,, banquet to which the - K ' .1 hyfii. ff f i 'Mit' 'T Q, '15 ig,ilz' - successful is the show- r if lille ff r f t ., members and their . . 7 ti fgzwfg e.,L ga.-1 K,-I,5,t,. .wgggqi i '2gI'?iizf5is.' ' . mg of Shdes. There 3 eee, igg.. .., y 1 ,w . fathers, and the alumni are two main purposes ' -SET members of the club for using slides. The :ii ,Q and their fathers are first one is to bring out 'ig li invited. . gi' Charles .Lewis Elmer Johnson Maynard Wellington XA C f one hundred sixty-six