Unity High School - Rocket Yearbook (Tolono, IL)

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Lett to right-FlRST ROW: Vena Robinson, Mary Butler, Mary Davis, Phyllis Bange-Presi- dent, Mrs. Van Gerpen-Advisor, Wanda Wright, Mary McCormick, Charlene Herrenkneckt, Marilyn Plotner. SECOND ROW: June Silvers, Bonita Cribbett, Jeanette Morenz, Betty Warfel, Alice Trowbridge, Beulah Medlen, Delores Junkert, Frances Clennon, Shirley Tempel. THIRD ROW: Barbara Davis, Edith Clennon, Lula Mae Griffith, Alberta Jackson, Ilene Wright, Bar- bara Wooclcock, Eleanor Bielefeld, Eleanor Morenz, Betty Hettiriger. FOURTH ROW: Mary l-linners, Norma Morenz, Charlene Page-Vice President, Beverly Bailey, Mary Ellen Reed, Charlotte Bialeschki, Betty Bialeschki, Jane Morenz, Pat Bailey, Alice Hartman. FlFTH ROW: Joan Erb, Carol Ross, Irma Toppe, Donna Reifsteck, Ina Mowell, Jean Trowbridge, Dora Fishel, Phyllis Schumacher, Dorothy Warfel. SlXTH ROW: Darlene Herrenknecht, Beverly Pridemore, Betty Welch, Sheila Mumm, Janie Mullen, Marjorie Woodcock, Eva Lewis, Edith Davis, Darlene Jenkins, Mary Beth Reed. NOT PICTURED: Dolores Wishall. The F. H. A. activity calendar was brimful this year, beginning with its installation of officers and initiation of new members. Also, in October, local officers and delegates attended the House of Delegates meeting in Mahomet. The girls sent a Christmas gift box to World Friendship for Children in November, in addition to one they donated to a needy family here in the community in December. This month really kept the homemakers hopping as they presented a pro- gram and gifts of candy made by sophomore classes to the Champaign County Home and went on a caroling party following the regular meeting. Besides many resolutions, the new year brought a doll and hobby show in January, and a degree service. The Future Homemakers of America is an international organization and has a large member- ship throughout the nation. But let's get back to our own school which is a small but essential part of this great organization. In spring a young lady's fancy turns to thoughts of new clothes-some of which were made in home economics classes and modeled for mothers by daughters at a fashion show. The making of tray favors for a local hospital, besides a speaker from a foreign country, topped off the successful year. F Tllllll Hlllllllllllilllllll 0F illllllllllll

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Left to right-FIRST ROW: Marilyn Plotner, Wilma Frericks-Treasurer, Bob Thrash-Vice President, Dora Fishel-President, Joe O'Neill--Scrapbook Editor, Betty Weasel-Secretary, Mrs. Wirnmer-Advisor. SECOND ROW: Clarice Decker, Carol Sappenfield, Alice Hartman. Diane Lauson, Arlene Rutherford, Shirley Hart, Vena Mae Robinson, THIRD ROW: Carol Sue Ross, Lula Mae Griffith, Charlotte Bialeschki, Charlene Page, Peggy Hoover, Mary Plowman, Betty Bialeschki, Eleanor Morenz. FOURTH ROW: Joan Terwilliger, Phyllis Whightsil, Betty Welch, Catherine Kleiss, Mary Cornell, Rosemary Shephard, Sherrill Gordon. FIFTH ROW: Wayne Fackler, Marilyn McCloskey, Wayne Curtis, Merle Taylor, Dave O'NeilI, Quentin Cler, Ralph Monical, Jerry Grothe. THE CURTAI CALL SENIOR PLAY- NIGHT OF JANUARY 'I6TH Clerk, Jean Trowbridge-Secretary, Phyllis Whightsil-Secretary Lett to right: Wayne Fackler-John Witfield, Jean Cole-Nancy Bill Hall-Homer Van Fleet, D0 0fl'Y Clafk-5eCVfQf3fY,,IDONHM-29 Faulkner, Betty Bialeschki-Prison Matron, Dora Fishel-D. A. Samen-Judge H9-3fl f Jame MUll'3V1-M S- l'lUfCl 'flS, SUQH BQ Flint, Mark McCloskey-Larry Regan, Sherrill Gordon--Karen l9SCl l4lhMHQda5V9f1S9fL GGOVQB BfaZelt0n-ElmHr5weerw, MISC Andre, Jen-Y Graff-,e.5igu,-d Jungquisff Ronald Wienke-Dy, Cornell-Jane Chandler,HMaryI Plowmanflfoberta Van Rensse Kirkland, Gene Mandrell-Attorney Stevens, Ouentin Cler- leaf, NOT WCTUREDI Buzz' STONE--Balllff - 2 - in G .R , Q- I.,

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FUTURE FARMER 0E AMERICA Each month brought a meeting and activities chucked full of work, play, and honor for the fu- ture farmers lwho have a IOOWJ membership of all vocational agriculture students here at Unity Il For example, listen to this-first place fat stock judging team, third place dairy team, and third place qrain team. The boys attended a leadership training school with the principals and agriculture teachers. Among other things, a program of work was entered in the Sectional Contest, Livestock International of Chi- cago was visited, two state Farmer Degrees were awarded, and delegates were sent to the National F.F.A. Convention at Kansas City. The annual Farm and Home Week was attended, a team com- peted in the F. F. A. Parliamentary Procedure con- test, several members participated in the State Livestock Judging Contest, and delegates learned a great deal at the state convention held at the Uni- versity of Illinois. What fun! What a queenl All this took place at the I?lowboy Prom, And that donkey basketball game . . . I I I The Parent-Son Potluck supper ended the busy year on a grand scale. . . . Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to Serve . . . Left to right-FIRST ROW: Bob Bond-Reporter, Bill Jenkins-Treasurer, Lloyd Sparks- Vice President, Jack Butler-President, Mark McCloskey-Secretary, Melvin Schroeder-Serv tinel, Mr. Coil-Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Bill Clark, Bill Berbaum, Bill Godsell, Wendell Hulmes, Max Franks, Jerry Harden, Paul Karcher, Bill Hartz. THIRD ROW: Jerry Kalk, Donald Rice, Bob Moore, Bill Negangard, Bill Morenz, Jay Harris, Chuck Russell, Howard Hinners. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Curtis, Wayne Fackler, Fred Murphy, Dale Stlerwalt, Don Russell, Joe Godsell, Ralph Weisman, Don Bates. FIFTH ROW: Joe Franks, Marion Clark, George Brazelton, Ronald Wienke, Don Coffee, Bernie Groves, Don Silver, Quentin Cler.