Grove City Area High School - Pine Knot Yearbook (Grove City, PA)

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Tom McNutt, Don Atwell, Chuck Gregg, Jim Hamelly, Bruce Spence, Bob Hoffman, Gary McCracken, Frans Bentlage. AUDIO VISUAL AIDS CLUB Members of AVAC perform a very necessary service for the school. They are responsible for operating all of the school's audio-visual aid equipment. Each prospective member must pass a test requiring knowledge of the operation and maintenance of such machines as phonographs, tape recorders, slide and film projectors, and screens. Mr. Sam Bowers is club adviser. Mr. Sam Bowers, Adviserg Ron Phillips, Presidentg Joe Klink, Vice-President Barry Reeher, Secretary-Treasurer. Jim Turek, Gene Reeher, Roger Riffle, Clair McCartney, Jim Moyer, Dave Sweetapple, Randy Rust. 114

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First row: Fred Shawgo, Ed Blauser, Larry Snow, Larry David Zook, Russ Brooks, Charles Gregg, Neal Mur- Priester, David Rager, Rocky Thompson, John Turner, dock, David Nelson, Robert Frisk, James Glaister. .FUTURE5 FARMERS or First row: Mr. Oscar Paden, Adviser, Paul Addison, Chaplain, Ed Fyife, Reporterg Tony Nicolelta, 2nd Vice-President. Second row: Charles Heath, Vice-Presidentg Charles Evans, Treasurerg Dan Wimer, Presidentg Gary Miller, Secretaryg Tom Gabig, Sentinel. AMERICA The local chapter of the Future Farm- ers of America, sponsored by Mr. Oscar Paden, is part of a national organization of, by, and for boysstudying vocational agriculture. Developing good citizenship, cooperation, and agricultural leadership is the primary purpose of the F.F.A. Members participate in local, area, re- gional, and state conventions and con- tests. Among the many activities spon- sored by the club are the Sweetheart Dance, the annual Parent and Son Ban- quet, and a local loan fund for the use of members in improving their supervised farming program. First row: Clyde Eddinger, Dean Heckathorne. Second quette, Tom Wimer. Third row: Bill Bobbert, row: Larry Peters, Gary Filer, Glenn Gravatt, Ken Par- Tom Campbell, Ken Rowe, Tim Hanna, Jack Evans. 113

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First row: Lana Deniker, Kyoko Taki, Sherry McGar- Janet Sowers, Linda McJunkin, Carol Bodnar, Julia vey, Patty Gregg, Marge Hanford, Roberta Bice, Judy Thompson, Marilyn Butler, Diane Williams, Sophie Knauff, Sharon McTaggert. Second row: Bernie Covert, Gargaz, Debbie Morgan, Dixie Hall. Cb 2 f X-53,9 Sandy Filer, Secretaryg Martha Billig, Treasurer, Mrs. Doris Nichols, Adviser, Joanne Billig, Vice-President, Marsha McCarl, President. TRI-HI-Y This club, aiiiliated with the YWCA, strives to create and maintain Christian character in home, school, and commu- nity. Members sponsored a dance and a Christmas sale to pay for their many con- tributions to charity. This year they con- tributed food to the needy, to the World Service Organization and to the North- west District YMCA. Three members al- so attended a model United Nations As- sembly in Harrisburg. Mrs. Doris Nichols is club sponsor. Fif-ff f0Wf Barb MOYSFHI, Linda Wolfe, Judy ViI1I'0C, Gordon. Third row: Karen Taylor, Linda Corbin, Mar- Kathy Glenn. Second row: Marilyn Niggel, D0n1'1a sha Noble, Joyce Butler, Linda Hill, Hazel Miller, Carol Doersch, Connie Kerr, Cheryl DeWoody, Kathy Moyer, Ferry, Sharyn Ferringer, Janet McBride, Karen Ed- Sara Zimmerman, Linda McNutt, Patty Smalley, Susan dinger, Sue Ifft, Carolyn Hanna, 115