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

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Future Farmers Learn b Doing BOTTOM ROW: M. Cook, T. Cleary, W. Hagen, R. Cook, J. Golz, Mr. Weigel, G. Huber, H. Stafford, D. Payne, D. Griffin, D. Rogge. ROW 2: S. Anderson, S. Cook, G. Licitar, K. Hines, K. Huber, G. Nickel, V. Smith, D. Harding, P. Savage. ROW 3: G. Mackesey, L. Miotke, D. Wright, R. Wormet, E. Leege, J. Stanke, D. Dempsey, D. Weiss, S. Smith. ROW 4: P. Griffin, S. Luke, C. Englebretson, J. Nelson, R. Sus, S. Dunahee, W. Dunahee, B. Weidling, I.. Museidlak. The FFA is an organization of, by, and for boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools. As an integral part of the program it is intra -curricular. The foundation ,upon which the FFA is built, includes leadership and character development, sportsmanship, cooperation, service, thrift, scholarship, improved agri- culture, organized recreation, citizenship and patriotism. Members learn through active participation how to conduct and take part in a public meeting, to speak in public, to buy and sell cooperatively, to solve their own problems, to finance themselves, and to assume civic responsibility. The club is very proud of Don Huber, past president, now in the College of Agriculture, University of Wisconsin, who is this year sewing as Sectional Vice -President of the state association. OFFICERS C. Englebretson, Reporter, L. Musiedlak, Sentinel, P. Griffin, V. President, R. Wormet, President, T. Cleary, Secretary, M. Cook, Treasurer, S. Cook, Safety Chairman. . ,, Hftefrf' ' -Q Y 'T' Y rg ,, I A. ., Q . f, . ' 'A 1-2 ' - . is . v ' 7 '3- -V . ' .:x -.1 ' . V, 4. . 4' - T .1'- 1, From grains of sand, they know the land. C. Englebretson, S. Cook, M. Cook, T. Cleary, D. Weiss, Mr. Weigel.

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Forensic Students Develop Speaking Abilit This year, candidates for forensic activities were selected from the various English classes. Those interested in this activity, choose one of the following categories of speech: humorous and non -humorous declamations, ex- temporaneous speaking, extemporaneous reading, 10 -minute original speech, 10-minute non-original speech, 4-minute original speech, interpretative reading, and play reading. After the initial selection of candidates, a local elimination was held at the high school. The league forensic contest for Wisconsin Dells, Baraboo, Reedsburg, and Portage was held at Portage on March 18. There were also district and sectional eliminations, and then the state finals at Madison. Mr. Lucke was the faculty advisor for this phase of school life. J. Trumble and Mr. Lucke discuss the 10-minute non- EXTEMPORANEOUS READING original speech. J. Hayes, S. Drollinger, K. Fenske, L. Dahl. PIAY READING AND INTERPRETIVE READING EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING ' B. Heineke, M. Meltz, J. Nelson, K. Cone, S. Peters. M. VanDeu1-en, E. Cole V7 ' Ml ii 1 ' I 1 ,N fl.: I 1 iw, ,ss INT' J V 1 ' R, 's- HUMO RO US DE CLAMATIONS 4-MINUTE ORIGINAL SPEECH D. Tofson, S. Anderson, K. I-leidel, T. Tobin, P A. McMillan, C. Gutsmeidl. Tucker, G. Platt, D. Hudzinski. s- s.-....--t wgy' -L--.-, . cl?-

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Homemakers Work for a Better Tomorrow FHA BOTTOM ROW: E. Gabris, D. Wormet, M. Svejcar, J. Svejcar, Mrs. Winn, M. Walker, P. Joyce, V. Jacobson, R. Cook, P. North, K. Donnelly. ROW 2: P. Helley, D. Lonetree, C. Burgess, J. Schwark, E. Platt, J. Langer, N. Schleef, P. Smith, P. Banyer, K. O'Keefe. ROW 3: M. Erickson, R. I-Iindes, B. Wampler, J. Langer, P. Wedde, M. Stone, C. Sus, D. Walker, B. Joyce, N. Moon. ROW 4: P. Preister, B. Donnelly, S. Jerome, D. Bennett, C. Zouski, S. Lonetree, B. Gunn, B. Cary, D. Nelson. The FHA motto Toward New Horizons expresses the purpose of the organization--learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of 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 greatest need. A degree program allows for club members to gain recognition for this growth. As a money making project, the club sells English toffee, and in cooperation with the FFA, the club sells ice cream every noon in the cafeteria. The most popular event of the year is the banquet at which members of FHA in cooperation with the members of FFA entertain their parents. OFFICERS SEATED: J. Svejcar, Vice President, M. Walker- Presidentg R. Cook--Treasurer, D. Wormet--Sec- retary. STANDING: V. Jacobson--Recreational Director, P. Joyce--Reporter, M. Svejcar--Histo rian. via A Decorating tables for banquet il lr 0 d