Ada High School - We Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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F.F.A. The FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA organization gives boys a background in various basic skills needed in community and farm work. This year the Ada chapter received FIRST place in the County Land Judging Contest. Brad Klingler was the highest scoring individual of the four-man team. The local group placed displays in local store windows to celebrate National FFA Week, a Field Day in Kenton was enjoyed by the junior members, and everyone enjoyed the annual FHA and FFA banquet. Seated: STUDENT ADVISER John Nelson, REPORTER Bruce Brown, ADVISER Mr. Kreglow, SECRETARY Gary Eckenrode, SENTINEL Dave Rayl Standing: PRESIDENT Ken Badertscher, TREASURER Gary Reams, VICE-PRESIDENT Brad Klingler SEATED: Ron Weihrauch, Steve Devier, Ken Badertscher, Charles Hubbell, Dave Rayl, John Nelson, Gary Reams. 2ND: Mr. Kreglow, Jim Wright, Rex Keith, Paul Rausch, Russell Dearth, Jim Treen, Gary Will-eke, A1 Wright. 3RD: Chester Cheney, Paul Basinger, Paul Baughman, Gary Ludwig, Delbert Henry, Albert Keller, Bill Shulaw, Tom Williams, George Fee. TOP: Gary Wright, Gary Eckenrode, Don Everhart, Bruce Brown, Brad Klingler, Steve Burris, Wynn Hauenstein, Dale Miller, Roger Burkholder. Absent; Fred Bosse, Mark Staley.

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Y-TEENS The Y-Teens is an organization of young girls dedicating themselves to a Christian life. At the monthly meetings problems of today's teens are discussed. Under the apt supervision of Mrs. John Bozarth the girls learn to lead worthy lives. In December the members collected food from charitable citizens to give to less fortunate people, and later in the month the Y-Teens co-sponsored a winter wonderland dance. Each year officers are sent to a Leadership Conference, and the yearly United Nations trip to New York was enjoyed by this year's representatives, Janice Irwin and Nancy Anspach. OFFICERS SECRETARY Karol Martin, ADVISER Mrs. Bozarth, PRESIDENT Janice Irwin-, VICE PRESIDENT Nancy Hubbell, TREASURER Nancy Anspach SEATED: Janice Bucher, Sharon Smelser, Shirley Begley, Debbie Reese, Jill Roberts, Leslie Allen, Linda Fulks. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bozarth, June Simon, Janet Calvert, Ann Schafer, Mary Jane Pumphrey, Nancy Anspach, Karen Peper, Donna McCool, Judy Shepherd, Nancy Hubbell, Sue Jones, Karen Martin. THIRD ROW: Karol Martin, Linda Dilts, Jackie Montgomery, Bobbie Griffith, Evon Kerr, Barbara Montgomery, Kandy Miller, Becky Hetrick, Barbara Epley, Kathy James. TOP ROW: Shirley Wright, Joan Moser, Mildred Harmon, Connie Graham, Mary Spangler, Judy McFarland, Geneva Mot -ter, Cherie Bozarth, Peggy Hughes, Nancy Elwood, Judy Prater, Jean Van Atta, Barbara Skinner, Janice Irwin, Gwen Keith.

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F.H.A. The FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA organization gives girls a chance to become better acquainted with a background for successful daily living. The future homemakers learn the basic skills of cooking, sewing, and child care. Each year this group, with the Future Farmers of America organization, co-sponsors a banquet which is attended by parents of the members. Numerous rallies, which give the members a chance to display their skills, are held with other schools. Seated: VICE-PRESIDENT Marie Plummer, ADVISER Mrs. Spitzer, PRESIDENT Eileen Wagner Standing: SONG LEADER June Simon, TREASURER Judy Prater, PARLIAMENTARIAN HISTORIAN Mildred Harmon, SECRETARY Sharon Long SEATED: Christine Moser, Mildred Harmon, Louise Fogle, Patty Long, Judy Brown, Pam Bosch, Sharon Long. 2ND: June Simon, Joanna Roof, Sharon Brewer, Linda Quay, Marie Plummer, Donna McCool, Linda Staley, Barbara Skinner, Doreen Reiter, Sherry Wright. 3RD: Mrs. Spitzer, Peggy Nelson, Linda Moser, Mary Downing, Janice Neiswander, Barbara Epley, Janet Burkholder, Loretta Shulaw, Connie Graham, Judy Prater, Peggy Delong. TOP: LaDonna Dearth, Janet Duffy, Linda Austin, Paula Yinger, Eileen Wagner, Ruth Fletcher, Jane Helser, Susan Stambaugh, Karen Plummer, Charlotte Willeke, Jeannine Ellison, Drena Hathaway.