Stewart High School - Gopher Tales Yearbook (Stewart, MN)

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09 amera Club ROW 1: Marcia Bauer, Valeria Roepke, Lois Schulze, Marjorie Eitel, and Beverly Peetch. Row 2: Mr. King, advisor, Joanne Husfeldt. Betty Andersin, Carol Remus, Carolyn Martin, Sandra Proehl, Janice Aieman, Julia Blum, Marilyn Schmidt, ArleneStockman, and Phyliss Eichelburger. Row 3: Lawerence Lewin, Maynard Baelter, Donald Trettin, Carleton Hahn A 1 i ' ' ' - : T en K I'C1'10ff, James F'1'19dI'1C-IS, Stanley Becker,and Milan Klitzke. The Camera Club met weekly and had twen- ty-five members. At their meetings they dis- cussed taking of good pictures with lighting and background. They also how to develop pictures and use the enlarger. The school has purchased a developer, and an enlarger and the used this equipment. Mr. King is the correct learned Bessler camera, members advisor. The Future Teachers of America is an or- ganization of students interested in making teaching their future profession. They learned different methods of teaching and la- ter helped the grade school teachers with their reading classes. Their advisor is Mr. Eskelson. 41 FTA Seated: Darlene Westphal, Margaret Streseman, and Beatrice Blum. Stand- ing: June Callier, Carol Fetters, and Bonnie Chatfield.

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Future Farmers of America Row 1: C. Hahn, D. Streseman, P. Christensen, L. Lewin, J. Fredriehs, D. Pagenkopf, J. Kirchoff, A. Husfeldt, L. Perry, and A, Koenig. Row 2: Mr. Cranston, J. Barney, T. Lindemah, J. La- Plante, A, Lade, L. Karg, R. Vacek, A. Bussler, D. Beich, M. Boelter, D. Trettin, N. Hahn, A. Buss, K. Callier, and B. Warner. Row 3: M. Mueller, A. Korson, J. Trettin, W. Stockman, D. Fen- ske, E. Stockman, M. Roeoke, M. Klitzke, R. Paul, J. Krippner, J. Vacek, B. Bethke,G. Paehlkeand D. Zieman. The FFA is an organization of boys enrolled in Vocational Agriculture. There are forty- three members listed. Officers were elected in the spring of '5h. They were: Donald Strese- man, pres.g James Kirchoff, v.pres.g Paul Christensen, seclyg Duane Pagenkopf, treas.g Alson Husfeldt, reporterg and Lawrence Lewin, sentinel. The big project has been the Gilt Ring. Seven gilts were contracted to boys with the understanding that after farrowing, the litter will be divided between the boy and the FFA. Several contests were held during the year in different fields. James Kirchoff won the Cow Clipping Contest and Paul Christensen won the Public Speaking Contest. A Farm Mechanics team and Dairy Judging team were also chosen and all of thesevvinners entered district competi- tion. On February 9, the annual Parent-Son Buffet Supper was held in the shop.It was a big success with about 100 people in attendance. Mr. Cranston is the advisor. HI HT: One of the FFA gilts. BElOW: Head table at the Buffet Supper. Norman Hahn clipping a cow.

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Left to r1ght Mavls Fenske, LaAnna M1l1er, Lor Jean Abram, and Kay Bethke. Pep Club Debate Team Th debate team made 1ts first appearance 1n November when they debated for PTA on WWhy We Need A New School They have worked out several other debates ln speech class They also observed the state debate meet Mr Fskelson 1S the adV1SOT OFFTCERS Diane Martin, pres , Betty Husfeldt, v pres , Linnea Wacker, sec , Shirley Klrchoff, treas , and Mrs , advisor lk.. 42 9 . . , n . .. I O J l . . . . . . 1 I. . .. .n ' g' 0 Buhr . ,.....,..............-.-..