Stillman Valley High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Stillman Valley, IL)

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ROW I: J. Hilliard, J. Colligan, J. Blobaum, J. Wills, S. Stevens, A. Hayes, D. Magnuson, R. Armour, R. Rieken. ROW 2: C. Schefflcr, V. Cox, S. Bosecker, K. Hollingsworth, N. Eshbaugh. M. Swanson, S. Geiger, R. Knight, G. Hollingsworth, P. Hallblade, P. Olson, M. McGhee, L. Cox, J. Stevens. ROW 3: I. Gray, M. Miller, S. Ippen. B. Halsnc, R. Hayes, M. Erxleben, C. Manus, S. Armour, F. Schumacher, B. Preston, T. McCammond, J. Swanson, G. Glundenning, J. Cox, G. Halsne, R. Hendersholt, B. Smith, N. Foster, M. Fischer. ROW 4: L. Manus, P. Lace, S. Hackney, P. Lace, J. Good, J. Lace, F. Glendenning, F. Scheible, I. Wiles, T. Sassaman, Mr. Hubbell, T. Glcndcnning. Concert Band The instrumental music department of Stillman Valley Schools has an enrollment of over 100 students, high school and grade school, which is under the able direction of Mr. Loren Hubbell who has been at Stillman Valley Z3 years. Instrumental music instruction begins in third grade with the tonet band. The grade school band consists of students from the 5th to 8th grades. In high school there is a concert band, pep band, swing band, ensembles, and soloists. The concert band con- sists of 60 members. All these groups have furnished music for such events as the Fall Festival, Halloween, combined concerts, Spring Musical, Memorial Day, P. T. A. meetings, and at all home basketball games. Compliments of AMERICAN BEAUTY HOUSE DR. BEEBE 404 7th Street, Rockford, Ill. Stillman Valley, Illinois 38

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gg T ROW l: B. Sund, J. Cox, T. Glendenning, R. Armour, F. Scheible, D. Pihl, Mr. Parish. ROW 2: W. Jolly, E. Saunders, L. Hilliard, G. Lenstrom, D. Landolt, G. Groenhagen, R. Yankus, W. Lewis, R. Hamer. ROW 5: E. Cocken, J. Wiles, R. Knight, D. Ross, R. Stroman, F. Glendenning, K. Houston, H. Hoting, R. Rhodes, F. Schumacher. ROW 4: H. Hickey, G. Harms, G. Glendenning, H. Alderks, F. Bennett, C. Vaupel, R. Van Fleet, E. Sanders, J. Swanson, J. Gilbert, R. Oliphant. Members of the F.F.A. must fulfill two requirements: first they must be enrolled in a course in vocational agriculture or have finished all available courses: second, they tnust carry and keep records of a livestock or crop project. Honorary members can be teachers, business men, or farmers who have been of aid to the F. F.A. This year we chose Konrod Spies and Bodo Theikler who were two exchange students from Germany. Our chapter help twenty-one meetings this year, of which twelve were evening meetings. Six members had perfect attendance One of our members, Elwyn Sanders received the State Farmer's degree at Urbana. Three members attended the state F. F.A. convention at Urbana, Thirty four members attended the International Livestock Show in Chicago. Social activities sponsored by our chapter were the Parent and Son banquet with an attendance of IS5, the three day camping trip to Clear Lake near Milton Junction, Wisconsin, the F.F. A. -F. H. A. picnic at White Pines State Park. Community services included purchase of a steam cleaner, germinating seeds for twenty-two farmers, and repairing machinery for ten farmers. For money making activities our organization sold garden seeds and sold sixty cement hog troughs. Last, but not least our contest and fair achievements. We participated in the Section Judging Contest, winning first in grain and ninth in poultry. Harold Alrecks places first, Robert Sund second and Elwyn Sanders eighth, in the grain judging. Twenty-one members participated in the Vo-Ag Fair at Pecatonica. Norman Wills received grand champion on his Jersey cow for the third sucessive year. Clinton Vaupel had reserve champion steer. The beef school exhibit was won by a team made up of Clinton Vaupel, Freddie Schumacher, Tom Glendenning and Earl Gocken. The award was the Kiwanis Club Plaque. Norman Wills won first in dairy showmanship and Richard Armour second in sheep showmanship. Don Pihl had the reserve champion pen of poultry. The chapter placed second in total amount of prize money earned for the niuteen schools competing. Norman Wills won the State F.F.A. Efficient Dairy Production Award of SIOO and a large plaque. , F TURE FARMER 0F AMERICA I President . . . Richard Armour ' Vice-President .... Fred Scheible Secretary . . . Thomas Glenndenning Treasurer . .... John Cox Reporter . . Don Pihl Sentinel . . Robert Sund 37

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xi'-S f VI ROW 1: Shirley Gcigur, Rogcnc Haycs, Nonii- Foster, Carolyn Marius, David Magnuson, Dick Riclicn. ROW 2: Mr. Hnbhull, ' Janiuc Wills, Glcnn llulsnc. ROW 1: Andrey llaycs, Laniia Manns, Mablc McGhee, Janis Stuvcns, LaVon Cox, Sue Stevens, Carolyn Schcfllcr, Shirley Boscclrcr, Villa Cox, jnnc Colligan, Joann Blobanm. ROW 2: ai Rogenu Hayes, Carolyn Manus, Mary Ruth Erxlcbcn, Shirley Geiger, Bcity Halsnc, Ruth Frank, Par Lace, Mr. Hubbell, Janice Wills, Peggy Lace, Marilyn Swanson, Betty Smith, Nonic Foster, Mary Ellen Fischer. Compliments of MERTON HAYES HOLLY'S GROCERY Kings, Illinois Davis Junction, lll. 39