Saline High School - Salinian Yearbook (Saline, MI)

Page 25 text:

ome fconomici cful First Row: D. Kohler, L. Lange, A. Feldkamp, A. Day, D. J. Davis, M. Thomas, D. Little, M. Tenant, I. Finkbeinerg Mrs. Washburn, Advisor. Second Row: E. Wilson, R. Bauman, M. Ernst, B.. Kazmaier, S. Kohler, J. Levleit, M. Davis, J. Hartman, D. Kleuter, V. Finkbeiner, B. Boettger. Top Row: W. Alber, E. Rentschler, N. Irwin, B. Schnirring, B. Thomas, E. Visel, F. Harris, J. Ery, M. C. O'Neill. ig. 3, 4 , 4 ' ,ww Mk ff -mf' 59. ,, . gl

Page 24 text:

01712 ECO!! omica Front Row: A. Ellis, D. Milky, D. Otto, V. Watson, E. Hertler, M. Henderson, B. Berry, M. Camburng Mrs. Washburn, Advisor. Second Row: V. Schaefer, M. Bird, E. Noble, J. Braun, T. Oldridge, B. Bauman, D. Kuebler, M. Dieterle, C. Kingsley. Third Row: M. Sally, D. Hall, A. Easton, M. Owen, H. Kohler, M. Burmeister, E. Spike, S. Kern, M. Feldkamp, M. Burmeister. Top Row: C. Rentschler, M. Eisele, M. J. Naylor, D. Mault, P. Henderson, P. Crothers. For the first time in its history, the Homemaking Club has this year shown itself to be one of the most active organizations in the entire school. When the club was organized in the fall of 1941, a definite program was set up that provided for the work to be done during the year. The first venture scheduled on the program was the F.F.A. Fair in which the Homemaking Club always plays a large part. The Club was able to make money by running the food booth at this fair. Three very successful parties have been held and enjoyed by the club members this year. The first party was a supper and treasure hunt which proved to be most exciting. The Christmas party was especially enjoyable because of the beautiful tree and gifts for everyone. The F.F.A. boys and Homemaking girls held a joint party to enjoy a full evening of dancing and games. The greatest achievement of the season was the Third Annual Style Show, pre- sented with great success by the Homemaking girls. The audience was taken on an imaginary shopping tour in which the girls displayed their garments. The theme for the tea, held immediately after the style show, was based on St. Patr1ck's Day, green and white being the colors used for the table. The backbone of any country is dependent upon its homes. The future home makers of America are ready and willing to make this backbone stronger than ever before!

Page 26 text:

FUTURE FARMERS OF AM RICA Front Row: Mr. H. F. Burgess, Advisor, E. Anderson, T. Ormsby, H. Westphal, A. Singleton, R. Burkhart, Reporter, K. Cammet, Vice President, W. Haeusslerg E. Kohler, Treasurer. Second Row: Mr. McIntyre, R. Burmeister, K. Schultz, D. Heininger, H. Wackenhut, R. Leonard, D. Gordon, Secretary, G. Haeussler, G. Stull, Mr. H. A. Bearss. Third Row: Frank Harms, L. Burmeister, H. Wilson, H. Brassow, K. Gramer, T. Westphal, D. Carr, President, D. Westphal, G. Graf. Not in the picture, Erwin Heiber, Watch Dog. Starting the year of 1941-42 with 33 active members and 5 Honorary members, the F.F.A. sponsored the biggest community fair that Saline had had up to that time. Inmwdiately after the Fair, Duane Robison and Dwight Carr attended the national F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City as delegates from the Saline Chapter. This year the F.F.A. held a parent and son pot-luck supper instead of the usual Father and Son banquet. They also, with the Home Economics Club had a F.F.A. and Home Ec. Mixer party. Both of these events proved very successful affairs. During the winter the boys attended one day of Farmers Week. Some of the boys were very attentive at the Drum Major contest during this trip. In April Dwight Carr and Glenn Haeussler were sent to the State F.F.A. Con- vention at East Lansing as delegates from Saline. On April 50, twenty-three boys went to East Lansing to represent the Saline F.F.A. in the State F.F.A. judging contest. During the year Mr. McIntyre, the shop teacher, was elected to Honorary membership in the F.F.A. Mr. Frank Harms, Custodian, and Supt. Hubert A. Bearss continued to be honorary members of the F.F.A. Club.