Future Farmers of America FIRST ROW: Huber, Haverkamp, R. Wehmeyer, A. Hackman, Nordwald, T. Eggering, Mr. White. SECOND ROW: Brueggenjohan, Lenzenhuber, Cameron, Bebermeyer, Schneider, Eisenberg, E. Eggering, Dothage, THIRD ROW: Rasche, Schulze, Sommer, Schnarr, Wiss, Flake, Schroer, T. Wehmeyer, Wondell. FOURTH ROW: D. Collins, R. Collins, Meador, Davenport, Ridgeway, Puetz, Parks, Koelling, D. Hackman. FIFTH ROW: Ulett, Hoeft, Greer, Eversmeyer, A. Collins, Hoelscher. The FFA judging teams enjoyed great success this year. Four teams qualified for the state contest. The most success- ful team was the Soils team, consisting of: Verlyn Schulze, Glen Haverkamp, and Pete Lenzenhuber. The team received a I rating and placed third in the state. Verlyn Schulze was second high individual in the contest. The Meats team received a I rating and placed ninth in the state. Both the Dairy and Field Crop teams received a II rating. FIRST ROW: Haverkamp, Tres., Hackman, Pres., Eg- gering, Rep. SECOND ROW: Wehmeyer, V. Pres., Huber, Sentinal, Nordwald, Sec., Wondell, Parlimentarian. 26
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Future Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America enjoyed a prosperous year. For their major moneymaking project, FHA co-sponsored a Soc Hop on December 7. At the dance, Arnold Hackmann was crowned FHA King. On the evening of May 2, FHA held a Mother- Daughter Tea. The tea was a fitting conclusion to a year filled with work, fun, and excitement. FHA Officers: FROM TOP TO BOTTOM - Mary Dreisewerd, president; Brenda Sanders, vice- president; Lynn Kossina, secretary; Sherri Wells, recreational leader; Robin Boozan, reporter; Linda Eggering, historian; Suzie Mertens, parli- amentarian; Janet Ellis, treasurer.
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