Eastwood High School - Aquila Yearbook (Pemberville, OH)

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F.F.A. Molds Tomorrow's Agriculiurol Leaders RIGHT: Winners of the county public speak- ing contest. in ' T' 3T. FIRST ROW: M.Schulte, R. Burkholder, W. Fausey, R. Moenter,D.Stickel, E. Recker, R. Buchman, Mr. Ben- jamin Saunders, Adviser. SECOND ROW: C. Lohrbach, C.l-Ieermeier, D. Coppeler, M. Phillips, A. Witker, D. Young, R. Sattler, E. Clark, K. Brueggemeier. THIRD The Future Farmers of America is an organization designed to advance agricul- ture. The Eastwood chapter is no excep- tion and is rated high in its activities. The chapter members continued to score high in the competitive contests of Parliamen- tary Procedure and Public Speaking as Well as doing an outstanding job in the public service field. The chapter members sold highway safety signs to area farmers and also supplied the local citizens with garden seeds for their spring gardens. Even among such activity, each member com- pleted a supervised farming project. LEFT: Members display highway safety signs they sold to area farmers. ROW: C. Grover, R. Greulich, M. Moenter, K. Avers, R.Abke, M. Marten, A. Marten, M. Philo, L. Hutchin- son,M.Aring. FOURTH ROW: T. Henline, C. Reed, P. Gurtsweiler, G. Dierksheide, D. Schroeder, M. Swartz, R. Henline, G. Emch, J. Meyer.

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FIRST ROW:B. Seifert, Reporter, N. Amos, Secretary, J. Buchman, President, J. Russell, Vice-Presidentg S. Busdeker, Treasurer, Mrs. Cornell, Advisor. SECOND ROW: M. Lowrie, J. Kingsley, D. Peters, S. Matheny, B. Metzger, G. Gottschalk, C. Fredrich, D. Fredrich, J. Saunders. THIRD ROW: J. Heintz, J. Wagnor, S. Snyder, S. Bauman, T. Wegman, D. Beeker, S. Cul- lufsen, B. Nollenberger, J. Snyder. FOURTH ROW H. Carns,D. Schrarnn, S. Bockbrader, K. Donnell, D Brin.ker,J. Motter,G. Mecler, L. Donnell, B. Fries, K Brinker, J. Konesky. T F.T.A. Encourages Enlighfening Careers in Teaching The purpose of the F .T .A. is to prepare students for college and eventual teach- ing careers. For practice, the members often substitute for teach- ers who have been called away for teacher's meet- ings or other such appoint- ments. Through this Way they gain valuable experi- ence. Mrs. jeanette Cornell is the adviser of the F .T.A. She chooses the members who are to fill in for the teachers at the other schools. L. Busdeker masters his teaching technique. HE i , -- , f' E31-wri-

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FIRST ROW: L.Abke,Sentinelg D. Jacobs, Parliamen- lain,P.Murdock. THIRD ROW: L. Briggs, R. Rollo, C. tariang M. Bockbrader, Treasurerg N. Kopp, Presidentg Marks, C. Sander, R. Bourdeon, L. Nollenberger, P. S.Snyder, Secretaryg L. Ray, Reporterg Mrs. Margarett Gurtzweiler, M. Techout. ABSENT: S. Frost, Vice- Harruff, Adviser. SECOND ROW: L. Sayen, K. Miller, President. D.Buchan,K.Beckman, M. Pool, S. Barr, P. Chamber- F.H.A. Ventures into Complexity of Family Life. FHA members celebrate Christmas with Girls Night Out. The Future Homemakers of America are instructed in varied fields of home management and childcare. The club meets twice a month and discuss many as- pects of homemaking. On sev- eral occasions guest speakers sparked the program. The club made several mem- orable trips. One of the most popular was the Girls Night Out whenthe members ate din- ner at Netterfield's in Toledo. After dinner, the members en- joyed a movie. l 23