Union High School - Arrow Yearbook (Wisconsin Dells, WI)

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Future Farmers of America BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Weigel, V. Amith, R. Wormet, D. Phi1lips,.R. Sus, D. Huber, K. Huber,,P. Savage, G. Mackesey, D. Griffin. ROW 2: D. Goodhue, S. Anderson, B. Weidling, J. Nelson, L. Keen, D. Harding, P. Gregerson, T. Clealry, M. Cook, L. Musiedlak. ROW 3: C. Englebretson, J. Stanke, D. Rogge, R. Wright, D. Weiss, S. Cook, G. Licitar,,V. Weyh, J. Hindes, G. Eckert, R. King: ROW 4: S. Luke, W. Dunahee, R. Langer, M. Goetz, P. Griffin, H. Siese, S. Dunahee, E. Weyh, L. Fisher, Ha en. J f.W W The Future ,Farmers of America are receiving training every day to become more efficient farmers and the farm leaders of tomorrow--not only in their own community, but throughout the state and nation These boys, under the direction of Mr. Weigel, learn through experience as well as through books. The club sends delegates to the leadership training meet- ings, the FFA State Convention, the state judging contests at the University of Wisconsin, and to speaking contests, OFFICERS R. Wright, Secretary, D. Phillips, Vice President, T. Cleary, Treasurer, D. Huber, President. 40

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ef 'fn Forensics 'WI-L' SEATED: L. Everson, A. McMillan, M. Bogh, E Savage, A Brown, P Dougherty STANDING G W1C1Cl1S, Mr Lucke, J. Elliot, E. Cole, R. Gruman, M. Van Duren Expression, diction, and action mainly are stressed in the practice for forensics. In addi- tion, the person engaged in forensic work some times, as in declamations, lives the part of an- other, he must have the ability to act. Foren- sics is a s eech activit includin such hases P of speech as declamations, interpretative read- ing, extemporaneous reading, extemporaneous speaking, and oratory. Under the direction of Mr. Lucke, the forensic program is one of the most valuable activities in our school because the participants derive a long-lasting benefit from their work, which may well prove invalu- able in later life. -... ,,....f , ' J,-,, M c - ef rife!!

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Future Homemakers of America BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Winn, P. Taylor, M. Walker, F. Egge, E. Nelson, P. Abel, E. Savage, M. Donnelly, P. Joyce. ROW 2: S. Lonetree, L. Sandberg, M. Hanson, D. Stieve, K. Klicko, P. North, M. Morello, P. Smith. ROW 3: V. Bates, M. Svejcar, D. Nelson, J. Gay, M. Mossholder, H. Greiner, D. Bennett, V. Jacobson, A. Retzlaff. ROW 4: C. Krenz, D. Goodhue, E. Platt, J.bLanger,' ' . Green, S. Jerome, K. Donnelly, R. Cook, I . . . ,X 3 N3 V D Wormet,P Sandberg X3 X ii , QR if ' 'ing ' ENB Cx I Fi May we live up to our motto in making con- Q? mix, tributions to our home, our school, and communityyi 1ife! 'X 3 , Q The FHA motto Toward New Horizons ex- Y X5 presses the purpose of the organization-learning to xl live better today in order that our lives and those of tr, our families may be better tomorrow. The program as carried out under the direction of Mrs. Winn, helps each individual girl to show growth through planned experiences in the area in which she has her Ut greatest need. A degree program allows for club members to gain recognition for this growth. One of the most popular events of the year is the banquet at which members of FHA, in coopera- tion with the members of FFA , entertain their par- ents. . 41 QF OFFICERS J. Svejcar, Vice President, P. Joyce, Treasurer, E. Nelson, President, F. Egge, Secretary.