Ada High School - We Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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FIRST ROW: Nelson, E. Cheney, Prater, Austin SECOND ROW: Yoakam, Fee, Prichard, Dearth. THIRD ROW: Binkley, Bosse, Garver, Staley. FOURTH ROW: Rodabaugh, Hathaway, Weller. FIFTH ROW: Shields, Wireman, Long. SIXTH ROW: Green, Epley, Mankey. SEVENTH ROW: Risner, Moloney, L. Cheney, Wolke. F.H.A. F.F.A. QUEEN . . . Diane Wyss . . . smiles with pride . . .active in 4 -H work . . . F.H.A. . . . attended cooking school in Kenton . . . worked hard for a successful banquet . . . had a Mother-Daughter Tea . . . had a Senior Farewell Program . . . finished their projects very successfully. FIRST ROW: VICE-PRESIDENT Peg Nelson, HISTORIAN Maxine Garver, SONG LEADER Ruth Fletcher, REPORTER Wilma Shulaw SECOND ROW: TREASURER Linda Moser, PRESIDENT Pat Long, SONG LEADER Phoebe Darlington, SECRETARY Sherry Wright. THIRD ROW: PARLIAMENTARIAN Jane Helser, ADVISOR Mrs. Spitz er. 26

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scor i s , colui5S7 IHS KgIrls J U1S basketball ertalnly lookec hen “embers ol ba°k free £ room after J “e to find cJ “lca Maloney! •“ 8eated oj the! Actually tf tery vas del no other wl 80 they J Junior hiJ weeks with ing A s and B pla tag. ■ball with lb here ply per.6 'onal Honor ety talent sitting vvden, V Dad, there s going toj U2TAneeting to- ff meeting9 B5 p.a. petball with encervi fc oceve Rp M'MeagJj, Sowing- assistant tell Wii. Juniors; and and Bill Shulaw, s M| student J tfS k evet y %,? ■ft Valen-lance 9 1-11 p.d loskotl aJ Ridger.el 'cicjl DrM WeeJcs ■lew school districts have recently been W B ■in and Allen counties. These new districts have ftrmed as a result of state charter losses by the m involved. ■ of the new districts formed in these consclida- ■ is one composed of McGuffey, Alger and Roundhea ■chools located within Hardin county. Each b ■its charter and was forced to consolidate or But state aid, which is given to all public sch mio which meet state requirements. fefayette ee Harrodalsc plan to combine i ■rict. Bot B 8d|to.Si— ■ their char fc ■the state bc HL redul lion, Lafayet B MrevoB ft ion becoming ■day. V Ada is now the onl fchool in this area which as not consolidated. In 'he elections of last No-’ember . Ada had the opportunity to consolidate with JcGuffey, but out It teacl along w take s TYPIST

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F.F.A. F.F.A. KING . . . Gary Ludwig . . . appears happy . . . State Farmer . . . FIRST ROW: W. Wright, Van Atta, J. Hall. SECOND ROW: Wyss, J. Wright, Keith, S. Hall. THIRD ROW: Stull, John Hall, N. Williams. FOURTH ROW: Baughman, Clum, J. Williams, Anspach. FIFTH ROW: Devier, Everhart, Mankey. SIXTH ROW: Hays, Nelson, Wilson, Badertscher. SEVENTH ROW: T. Williams, Willeke, Dudgeon, Ring, Keller. EIGHTH ROW: Miller, John Hall, Martin, Crouse. F.F.A. . . . sold cider at games . . . had a great Parliamentary Procedure Team . . . heaved a sigh of relief as they finally finished their rewarding proj -ects. SECRETARY Mark Staley, SENTINEL Russ Dearth, ADVISOR Mr. Saltz-man, TREASURER Paul Basinger, REPORTER Tom Brown, PRESIDENT Gary Ludwig, STUDENT ADVISOR A1 Keller, VICE PRESIDENT Carl Hackworth. 27