Van High School - Vandalite Yearbook (Van, TX)

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The Farmer In The Dale Future Farmers of Ame ric a officers are Cleft to right, Larry Edwards, sentinelg Pat Goodson, vice-president: Ray Parks, reporte rg Bobby Stone, presidentg .Timmy Stephenson, treasurerg Gene Russell, secretaryg and John Stewart, Who's Who in Agriculture. All the boys of the Future Farmers of America train for the many things that will be nefit our country in the future, they are playing an irnpor- tant role for our country. Three years of agriculture are offered, with fi 4 Y i f The Agriculture I class is demonstrating the of laying hens. each class having different studies. Every boy is required to have an outside project. The Fu- ture F a rme r s enter various judging contests. Field trips are also taken by the agriculture classes. During field trips, cattle, pastures, and other agricultural interests are inspected. Terry Carter is shown with his caLf he took for a project, while Charles Crone helps, 17

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'fc ld A d Cakewg. Clllyfl g Future Homemakers of Amer1ca offxcers are left to r1ght L1nda Culver reporter MaryDane C1V1l defense cha1rman Ann Warren treasurer Barbara Crow v1ce pres1dent Lmda Sm1th h1stor1an Betty H111 song leader Ga1l1a Moon secretary Betty G 1p s o n parl1amentar1an Donna Cox pres1dent Ann Muslc Student Councll representat1ve and Conn1e Ol1ver second V1Ce pres1 dent The Future Homemakers of Amenca s pur poses are to promote a growmg apprec1at1on of the Joys and Sat1Sf6Ct1OHS of homemakmg to em phas1ze the 1mportance of worthy home member sh1p to encourage democracy 1n home and com mun1ty l1fe to work for good home and fa m 1ly ,IS Pac k1ng sweets to be taken to the Terrell State Hosp1tal as a Future Homemaker project are Ga1ll1a, Zura Ann, Connle Max1ne and Char lotte 16 l1fe for all to promote 1nternat1onal good w1ll to foster the development of creat1ve leadersh1p 1n home and commumty l1fe, to prov1de whole some 1nd1v1dual and group recreat1on and to fur ther mte economrcs Preparlng to sew 1n the homemakmg I class are Ann, Dolores, Margaret, and Carolyn I C ' J ' , 9 , ' ' ' s , : , . - . : . . , . . I . ' 9 .. . 9 ' . ' ' : , ' 9 , . . 9 . . , . - .- , , - . . . . 1 I , - . . . . - , , - . . . . , - T . . . ' Q- K 3 . ,ll I , ' .-.mm W ...Q 1. 1' N in xg ' ' l 4 , A , -,,NA . 5.5 , .. ui M -4 I t a . W v kr O I C v , A n r , - ' . . . , . , -

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SPANISH CLUB Members of the Span1shClub, left to right An nette Peden R obe rt Staton and J e an Smith are shown watching Dian Fife break the Pinata at one of their gay Spanish parties The Spanrsh Club has 54 paid members They study the l1fe and language of the Spanish people, and sometimes celebrate with parties like theirs QUARTER BACK CLUB The 1955 Vandal A and B football teams are en Joying a banquet given them by the Quarte rbaCkC 11-lb This club meets every Tuesday during football sea son and views the rnov1es of the p re viou s Friday night s game Cecil Pyron is president 18 VHS Students Enjoy Club Participation The 1955-56 Future Teache rs Club has been growing constantly, for the last five years. There are now 30 paid members. Eddie Cone is the presi- dent' and DonnaCox, vice-president' and Howardine King secretary and treasurer Each year the F T A Club sends representatives to the State Convention. F51 gm lin SPEECH CLUB Shown 15 a scene from the SpeechClub play Yo Can't T ake It With You Members Qleft to rrght are Frances Knighton, Marcus Fincher Charle Dunn Genie Rumbelow Donald Parham Billie Mc C affree, Eddie Cone B1llG1le s and Dian Fife Proceeds went to the redecoration of the dressin rooms in the audrtorium J 1-'bra .v y u f sl, - AVC rt . 5 . ' A p 'ef . . Q ' , I , , . . in B B 5 M ', 1 p p ,R K 5