Washington High School - Arrow Yearbook (Vinton, IA)

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ROW l: LiLw1x'gv lvl4Clurg,C.irl,lohn-.on,HL1rdClllM1.1rtin,K.harlCs Marlincc, Bill Spencer, llowarfl Knl1pp,Cflluck Barth, Roger lVuYLkf', Russell Lindberg. ROW ZZ ljottwr lx1ar1in,Torn Stull, Glenn Dagger, Nornian Jacobsen, Warren Holrit, Byron Knupp, iiorclon lieilfen, Gene Noellcr, Foyer lnrnz1n,Torn Kearns. RUW 3: Kenneth Horning, Gary heavy, .lim Henkel, BillLinrlsey,Willi21Pn iv4cCaw,Bol1Wu1zl1e, .lm-rry Easter, Larry Livat0r,Kei1h Lubbock. ROW 4: Terry l,ong,R21yr'nonCl Srnillkarnp, Pnl: VL-st, Otis Anderson, Buddy Tharp, PiolmH.Arnil1on. .lohn Provxn, 'loin Mcflnclrexxs, Keith Potter, Cortland Butterfield, Gerald Ve-si. Atlas Club The Atlas Club was formed four years ago when Dr. Martin introduced it into the high school. Interest has been high from the start and the group now has sixty members. The boys feel that they are developing agility, speed and strength in the weight lifting and tumbling which they do twice each week. They have enjoyed participating in several contests with other schools. CIAR I, G EOR UE H. 'fo' fw P OB MP . MAI- l IN

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F. F. A. ROW l: Ray Cantonwine, Dick Williams, Bill Kray, Lee Schultze, Bob Simnachcr, Bottom Row Roger Inman, Marlyn Lyon. ROW 2: Carl Ziemer, Duane Rippel, Bob Sand, James Carlson, Gary Mouhry, Kenny Parker. ROW 3: Kenny Horning, Dean Fennern, Loren Klopping, Russell Lindberg, Cortland Butterfield, Jim Hanson. ROW 4: Byron Knupp, Gary Hilmer, Mr. Christensen. Top Row Fo Fo Ao The Future Farmers of America is the national organization of, by, and for boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools. The foundation upon which the F.F.A. organization is built includes leadership and character development, sportsmanship, cooperation, service, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recreation citizenship and patriotism. ROW lr Roger Wenner, Norman Jacobsen, Donald Donley, Leroy Horning, Howard Bottom Row Knupp, Gene Noeller, Dean Wenner. ROW Z: Victor Seeley, Ronnie Gustafson, Warren Holst, John Kueny, James Stueck, Ronald Pauley, Wayne Wetzel. ROW 3: Derald Merchant, Dick Mann, Dick Kueny, Wayne Simnacher, Gordon Geiken. ROW 4: Eldo Hilleshiem, Richard Reider, Dean Klopping, Lyle Geater, Lawson Little.

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BOTTOM ROW: Sheila Wright, Connie Tyrrell, Bob Stueck, Yvonne Healy, Ma-ry Lrouise Rowe. TOP ROW: Evelyn Ferguson, Pat Martin, Mary Moelk, Charles Spicher, Ruth Alcorn, Sonja Helgeland, Joyce Talmadge. National Honor Society Elected to the National Honor Society each year are those Juniors and Seniors, who in the opinion of the faculty, are most outstanding as scholars and as citizens. Only students who are prominent in the fields of scholarship, leadership, and service to their school, and only those who demonstrate excellent character traits are eligible for membership. Election to the National Honor Society is, therefore, without doubt, one of the highest honors which can come to a high school student. MAR y LOUISE s'f'-vb PX CHAR LES