Yorkville High School - Annual Yearbook (Yorkville, IL)

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QPR. Q . is-f or-N S' First row-D. Siebert, Sentinel, R, Harker, Reporter, F. Merkel, Sec., T, Wayne, President, K. Vial, Vice President Mr. Trummel. Second row-I, Lawson, B. Brisbin, I. Cusic, E. Rebhorn, G. Dahl, R. Christian, P. Patterson R. Bretthauer. Third Row-E. Kollmann, I. Conover, D. Vickery, Ft. Naden, Ft. Collman, A. Henne, K. Olson, Treas. D, Withrow. Fourth Row-R. Kellogg, C, Smith, H. Marklein, G. Anderson, I. Leilheit, R, Rebhorn, G. Tuttle D. Gates. Fifth Row-H. Olson, R. Withrow, R, Reeve, E. Gates, R. Holmes, O. Iohnson, A. Corniels. EF. . The F. F, A., which stands for the Future Farmers of America, started this year with the new officers who are named above. First of ali, we went to Morris to perticipate in the Parliamentary Procedure Contest. We Won first prize and were to represent our section in the district contest. This Was held at Gilmore in which We won fourth place. We are going back again this spring. Our aim is to get first place in both and go to Champaign to compete with other district winners. With the help of our advisor Mr. Trurnmel, the chances are excellent, We have had a very successful year in F. F. A. and are striving for an even more successful one next year.

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Seated, left to right-R. Borneman, P. Fisher, L. Falasky, Standing. First row-D, Behrens, S. Trummel, I. Lane, L. Lyon, A. Corrigan, R. Reilly, B. Frankenhauser, Second row-G, Wollenweber, E. Leifheit, D. Larson, I. Cornils, A. Hall, I, Friel. Third row-I. Leifheit, E. Gates, C. Ganzer, L. Hubbard, F. Hoffman. Look t The Birdie Don't let any light in! Quick some more solution. These are some of the sounds that you hear behind the closed laboratory door. You may Wonder what is going on but it is only Mr. Henning teaching the members of the club how to develop film. The Camera Club and Visual Aids meets fifth period on Mondays and Wednesdays. Mr. Henning teaches them how to set up the movie equipment, thread the film, focus it, and adjust the amplifier. After the members learn all this they are ready to run the projector during the different classes. Front row, left to right-L. Falasky E. Leifheit, A. Corrigan, A. Hall, L Hubbard, R. Bornemann, Mr. l-len' ning. Back row, left to right-C Ganzer, P. Fisher, F. Hoffman.

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First row, left to right-A. Greene, D. Washay, M. Trummel, A. Borneman, M. Larson, Miss Barra, S. Heap. Second row, left to right-K. Mauser, E. Gjerde, I. Matyas, D. Morganegg, S. Trummel, D. Larson, B. johnson, M. Salisbury, D. Leitzau, D, Winchester. Third row. left to right-E. Blair, C, Mortenson, S. Merkel, D. Conover, A Shick, M. Ament, N. Van Slyke, M. Dickson, l. Leedy, F, Wollenweber, B. Frankenhauser. Fourth row, left to right-C. Cockriel, E. Iohnson, P. Salfisberg, M. Cummings, B. Todnem, C. Wollenweber. Fifth row. left to right-H Grim- wood L. Dickson, M Maier, B Hall ren I. Lane D. Maier M. Hextell Sixth row. left to ri ht-D. Sutcliffe, D. Tews, f - - - Q I - I - 9 W. Mulvey, D. Hardecopf, A, Thompson, N. Voga, I. Shick, V. Henlcer, C. Wendling. PHA. stands for Future Homemakers of America. Our chapter had 53 members, which was a good percentage of the girls in the school. Our colors were red and white, and our flower was the red rose. Gur motto Toward New Horizons, denotes our purpose. Our advisor was Miss Barra, and we elected Marian Hester as our chapter mother at the beginning of the year. Some of our projects were: selling barbeques at noon, selling cards, cake raffles and sending Christmas boxes overseas. A few of our socials were a hayride, slumber party, and various movies throughout the year. The F. H. A. chapter has had an enjoyable time together, and will look forward to the coming years' success. 39