Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

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FUTURE FARMERS or AMERICA Lett to right, ROW 1: Carl Hedstrom, Gilbert Scott, Roy Benedict, Dennis Anthony, Jerome Eastman, Willis Koren, William Martin, Richard Sullivan, Mr. Robert Albright. ROW 2: Richard Eastman, Lawrence Stover, Richard Bower, Wayne Matve, Dennis Messinger, Howard Camp, David Turner, Anson Devore, Bruce Bean. ROW 3: William Burrows, James Howell, Joseph Gurdak, Thomas Haight, Robert Johnson, Harold Camp, Robert Anthony, Dale Martin, Robert Young, Harold Groves. ROW 4: Robert Brown, Larry Eastman, Virgil Bailey, John Graham, Alexander Miles, Donald Shellhouse, William Urbanik, Richard Abraham. ROW 5: Harry Devore, Robert Johnson, Norman Brown, Robert Frew, James Apthorp, Robert Upton, Philip Szewczuk, Dennis Haight. Left to right, ROW i: Gilbert Scott, Reporter, Roy Benedict, Secretary, Jerome The Fufure Farmers of Eastman, Vice-President, Willis Koren, Treasurer. ROW 2: Dennis Anthony, President, Dennis Messinger, Sentinel, Howard Camp, Chaplain. Amerlca is 5 national Or' f M ,M ganization for boys study- ing vocational agriculture. Organized in 1929 by Mr. Albright as a supplement to agriculture courses, the F.F.A. gives the participat- ing students an insight into actual farm operation. They acquire knowledge of a certain phase ot agriculture through a proiect which they must complete to re- ceive credit for the course. A The' overall aim is to make a sound agricultural system and an improved country. L - MMW. .mswf.mt.,m:m.:s...W-WW.:-ytvars' ' f -f',f - R -f-- v:wsts,.n.u..-1sMs,a,W..RtwMa-fam-w-- Y

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In addiTion To These ac- TiviTies, They also aTTended The various churches in The communiTy once a monTh. Also, Two of The members aTTended Kiwanis each monTh. Ronald Young was se- lecTed LT. Governor for This disTricT. His acTiviTies have included several conven- Tions and a summer work- shop. Picfured aT righT are next year's officers. CLefT To righTJ. Chuck Sample-Vice-Pres., Joe STec- Presiclenf, Jim Schnell-SecreTary, BrenT BorTon-Treasurer. PROUDLY lNSPECTING Their new Key Club iackets, The boys Try Them on for size. This is The second consecufive year The boys have received iackeTs. Passing Them ouT is President James Sample, To Csfanding left to rightj Takao Tanase, Craig Giegerich, William Johnson, James Schnell, William Parchen, Joseph STec.

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F.H.A. The main purposes of this club are: l. To promote appreciation of joys and satisfactions of home making. 2. To encourage democracy in home and community living. 3. To promote international good will. 4. To develop creative leadership. 5. To provide individual and group recreation. 6. To further the interest in home economics and work for a good home life for all. The clulo's advisor for this year is Miss Servidea. The Sophomore, Jun- ior, and Senior girls are working on junior and chapter homemaker de- grees, also on state and national pro- iects. The girls collected clothes for llle Crossnore Orphanage ln Decem' Left to right: Darlynn Anthony, Treasurer, Phyllis Durfey, President, Susan ber. Chambers, Historian, Mary Ann Findley, Secretary. Left to right, ROW 1: Betty Wertz, Pauline Keeler, Mary Findley, Phyllis Durtey, Darlynn Anthony, Susan Chambers, Jeanne Vacca, Miss Servidea. ROW 2: Janet Taylor, Doris McMillen, Bonita Nelson, Rosemary Yanni, Sue Easton, Elizabeth Turner. ROW 3: Barbara Buchanan, Nancy Bacon, Ruth Enright, Gale Johnson, Lorraine Scott, Myrna Apthorp, Sarah Wentworth, Blanche Cook. ROW 4: Betsy Check, Elaine Brown, Carol Rosenburgh, Mildred Yucha, Connie Garber, Evelyn Wittig, Kathy Graham, Karen Dehner. lOl