Anthony Wayne High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Whitehouse, OH)

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Mixed Chorus Harmony in Blue Our Mixed Chorus this year has been quite successful in one of the busiest years that they have ever experienced, Some of the appearances that they had were the variety show this year entitled Mississippi Showboat, the Lucas County Teachers Meeting, an exchange concert with Maumee High School, and they sang for the Waterville Rotarians. Under the capable direction of Mr. Falor the Mixed Chorus again brought honors to Anthony Wayne when they received a Superior rating in both District and State Contests for the second time in our history, Mr. Falor also directs the Boys' Glee and Girls' Glee, The following were officers for this year: President ...................... . . . Terry Gottschalk Vice President ..... . . Dick Dieter Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Dona Springer Librarians ........ . . Julie Brown, Gail Strider Robe Committee . . . . . Connie Browne, Barbara Smithers 28

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Dawn Leininger, secretary, Judy Stu- der, vice president, Doris Fair, presi- dent, Janette Flogus, treasurer, Carolyn Hammersmith, parliamentariang Judy Park, recreation leaderg Judy Penning- ton, reporter. Officers Linda Stultz, sergeant-at-arms, Karen Ferrel, County President, Sandy Mazey, Sally Wilder, and Delores Krans, all sergeants-at- arms. Future Homemakers of America The eighty F,H.A. members kept themselves busy this year making money and having fun through the use of their theme Teeners+Parents S Good Citizens. Annual events in which the group again took part were the following: initiation, the skating party sponsored jointly with the F.F.A,,.Daddy Date Night, the Mother-Daughter Banquet, and celebration of National F.H.A. Week, April 5-ll. New events for the year were as follows: Career Night and serving as host for the County F.H.A, Spring Rally. Karen Ferrel, chapter historian, was president of the Lucas County Chapter this year. Girls in F.l-LA. can win recognition by qualifying for the Chapter, the County, and the State Homemaker Degrees. The Chapter Degree is awarded at the County F.l-l,A, Spring Rally to all girls in the county who are eligible. Twelve girls from Anthony Wayne earned Junior Degrees, and ten girls were awarded Chapter Degrees. Doris Fair, chapter president, was the first girl from Anthony Wayne to meet the requirements for the State Homemaker Degree. Donna Mead and Janette Flogus re- Mixing and baking is the game of Karen ceive a lecture on correct measur- Ferrel and Judy Park. ing from Miss Lawrence.

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ROW 1: Bill McGee, LaVerne King, Garry Harrison, Dick Roth Jim Frost Terr Rison v 1 Y i John Stall. ROW 2: Bob Dun- nett, John Reith, Frank Vore Dave Atkinson, Dick Lewis, Barry Sprink, David Hertzfeld. ROW 3: Paul Swartz, James Jackson, Harry Flynn, Tom Shadle, Charles Smith, Lee Kosier, Tom Graves, Larry Bernhart. ROW 1: Letha Bunde, Judy Marcinek, Kathy Nessle, Sally Ledbetter, Roberta A Packer, Joyce Curtis, Susan Ewald, Jeanne Walp, Linda Swede, Judy Fischer, Barbara Lewis, Nita Cordy. ROW 2: Sally Jo Mil- ler, Martha Murdock, Dona Springer, Peggy Miller, Sue Weaver, Debbe Bradshaw, Sue Leatherman, Marlene Hanely, Joan Jeffrey, Connie Browne, Carolyn Saunders, Julie Brown, Faith Beis, Darla Ames. ROW 3: Barbara Smithers, Sue Hendee, Gail Studer, Vincene Sanford, Barbara Osenbaugh, Louise Ferrenberg, Neil Holliker, Martin Roth, Jerry Wallace, Terry Gottschalk, Judy Ehret, Nancy Starkweather, Ann Banks, Janet I-lover, Carole Rogers. ROW4: Tom Bates, Dallas Hyatt, Larry Strayer, Fred Dais, Bill White, Lloyd Adelphia, Tom Markley, Dick Deiter, Jack Shelton, John Ewald, Bill Reiley, Benny Heilman, Gary Patrick, John Emberger, John Cooper, Thad Jones. Tom Sharpe not pictured. BOYS' GLEE