Spooner High School - Pine Bough Yearbook (Spooner, WI)

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1 f-nm 01 'll J-W. 4 First Row N Pmery a gs U 1n1s fo A QFF fre J Cook J Morse MISS Norenberg qecond How 1 h 0 son R Graham l Hammon V1 R We B N J A B aggfnn Bagsnsow ear fel n ejfonner fowvar Presxdent MISS Vorenberg AdVlSUY Hose Mesure V lresldent qtandlng J 7ellmer n M rlpp ec erl s er How Asp E Clark k Mltchell M Marquardt Towards new hor1zons Wh1Ch 1S the motto of the Future Homenmkers of Amerlca expresses the purposes of the organl zatlon learnlng to l1ve better today 1n order that our lxves and those of our f8mll1PQ nay he hetrer tomorrow Thxs Bmb1t10US Home Economzcs Club of gpooner Hlgh qchool became part of a natlonal organlzatlon Uff1C6FS were elected 1n Lhtober lresldent Joyce Yellmer V1ce lresldent Rose Nkcure qecretary Joan Worse Treasurer Connle Carlson and Parl1amentar1an MBTVIS Olson Eleanor Wlngler was appolnted presldent for next year goon after e1ect1on of off1cers plans were under way for a lenny Carn1val held 1n December A Chrxstmas party was held 1th the F F A on Uecember 21 Ice cream and cook les were served and glftS were exchanged The freshmen were 1n1t1ated IH March wlth an 1mpress1ve candle llght ceremony the end of e ear boasted rf over slxt menhers and one year s work well done 55 F. H. A. .iii N n ji, f i 4 ' I ' '7, e, K 3 n 1 V 1 A T js' ' ' a 'f ' . V , A '. ,y 4 E x 'tl . V It 9: ' ' 5 ' I ., ,S ' y Y., Ie f ., . .- 4 l I ,v , y V 3 q . Q I I ' ' , , x - X ' g I ' 1 1 .W Ba ,. A. er ' ,IL 1 d- F. H. . ICERS M. gaitll M 1, ' h' J x In 'Ad N' 'li Seated: C. Carlson-Treasurer, J.'Morse-Secretary li ,. ,. d.,I, ,A. 4 '. - f H . z D, Paf ,J. Tell , 1. F 1- fe - - 4 S0 , . T ' , 'lo h , V. l.e-t, , V. n, VI, . , . - I , . -, . - J , I . y. . w, . . . . Q At th y. F. rl. A. 1 ' y

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FIISC How C Chappel D Harrlngton D Nelson Back How C Hanacek H Aukema xrst Row G Mxchel C Falstad B Allen Thompson D Sgoscedt M Larson Second Row E Strand K Tr1p V Bown R Hartman D Harr1ng ton D Clyde S exet B Pearson H Spxeler Thlrd How N Skll e D Jacklen E Hoecherl G Hanacek H Peters D Al1ckson V Pesek Back How H Holmberg D Kllhllhg D Nelson J Ples J Al len M Swan R P168 L Mercer L Froab FIFSC Row C Chappel V Pres1dent B Allen PTCS1 dent D Harrxngton Treasurer H Brown Secretary Back Row V Pesek Reporter M Humphrey Senlor Advxsor J Allen Jun1or Advlsor Learnlng to do Doing to learn Earnung to llve LIVIHQ to serve This motto of the F F A. brlngs out the spirit and slnceruty of farm youth the backbone of our nation The Spooner Chapter of F F A IS one of over three hundred hugh school groups maklng up the Husconsun Assocaatnon of F F A Com posed of students enrolled an vocational agriculture nts chief purpose us to provide a means for farm youths to traun themselves an leader shlp, cooperation, thraft cltlzenshup, and group recreation An annual program of work IS drawn up and carried out under the dlrectlon of committees appointed to the various phases of the pro gram Typical 8CtlVItleS undertaken by the chapter this year were publnc speaklng, project pount system swune chann project, earnung, and bond purchases, a Chrustmas party, a summer camplng trap, and the Junlor Daury Herd Improvement Unlt Offncers elected for the Junior D H I U President Vernon Pesek, Vuce Presldent James les, Secretary Robert Pearson, Treasurer George Michel 54 1 o 1 Q Q ' 1 . , . ' , . I I. , . . I s , F : a ' , . , . , D. ' - , . . , . . :h . , . E, . , . , . D - i, . , .' F , . , . . : . , 1 , . , . ' ' 1 : v ' : : . , . A , . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . 1 . ' : .t - . ' , . - '- , . ' , . ' ' . . I . ' 1 Z l'. ' , . ' . , . 1 . . . . are: ' - ' ' - P'

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Library F Betty Cordon J Poths S Kenowskx T11t0D B Gordon S K8h0WSk1 G Clyde L Allar J Poths Mr Erickson, do we have to do those volumes today? These words have probably come from the llps of more than one llbraruan, as they leisurely take theur seats nn the study hall Then slowly, one by one, they trudge to the cupboard on the south side of the assembly, where shelves upon shelves of phamplets are waltlng to be Indexed Durlng theur course of study, those same lnbrarlans have Indexed approx: mately 5 000 volumes Thus IS just a small percentage of the work accomplished by them durnng the school year There are always those tedlous Jobs of flllng cards, taking lnventorles, falling out card pockets, and wrlt ng accession numbers sp J Brown C Carlson D Donatell 11ot M Calllgan F H1gg1ns J Jacklen B Near E Rwe C Wwtwml E Wmgkr Umtshwd Kathryn w1CCh6l E1a1ne Holt Narxlyn Marquardt lorralne Hoecherl Donna lacklen 56 l I! - ' YI , . T N'l.'A ,.,,.. ' , . ,M.E1 v rl l '4 I at