THE CRIMSON AND WHITE
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Front Row: Casimer Zajac, Norman Drescher, Irwin Wedekind, Franklin
Phelps, George Moore, Robert Hannah, Eugene Heintz,
Lowell Huckstead.
Second Row:
Thaddeus Zajac, Donald Vine, Clinton Phelps, George
Pagenkopf, Roy Olson, Gale Vandeberg, Irving Ehlers,
Jimmie Elliott, Donald Wall.
Third Row: Dale
Elliott, Robert Gerhardt, Raymond Kaddatz, Archie
Stockwell, Glenn Gerhardt, Elton Imig, Ardell Runge,
Robert Crockett, Donald Braatz.
Back Row: Glenn
Haines, Everette McKenzie, Harold Mortimer, Mr. Perkins,
David Krutsch, William Noel, Alvin Mott, Glenn Richmond,
Frederick McIntrye.
Future Farmers
The Neillsville
Chapter of the Future Farmers of America held its first
meeting of the school year during the second week in
September. At that meeting the following officers were
elected: President, Archie Stockwell; vice-president,
Robert Gerhardt; and secretary, Donald Braatz.
The first
undertaking of the chapter was to send two judging teams
to the state contest at Madison, October 5th and 6th.
The following team members were sent: grain judging,
Carl Drasso, Everette McKenzie, and Archie Stockwell;
stock judging, Lowell Huckstead, Clinton Phelps, and
George Pagenkopf. Each team won fourth place in its
judging in the state event in which over one hundred
high schools took part.
The Chapter
again sponsored the Clark County Rural School Crop
Judging Contest on April 14-15. Over 400 rural school
students attended the event.
A Future Farmer
radio broadcast was presented from station WTAQ at Eau
Claire on March 6th. Roy Feutz, Lowell Huckstead, Gale
Vandeberg, Donald Braatz, William Noel, Carl Dasso,
Harold Palzin*, Archie Stockwell, and Donald Vine took
part in the broadcast.
The Future
Farmer basketball team played seven games, winning five
and losing two. The first team was composted by Roy
Feutz, Glenn Gerhardt, David Krutsch, and Frederick
McIntyre.
A checker
tournament was conducted for the first time this year.
Thirty-eight boys played each Wednesday noon for
eighteen weeks. Harold Palzin* was the winner of the
tournament with eighteen wins and no defeats.
The Chapter will
be represented in the district Future Farmers Speaking
Contest at Marshfield April 12. Lowell Huckstead, who
reached the state finals at Madison last year, will
again represent Neillsville.
*Transcribers note - Harold's last name should be
spelled Polzin.
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