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

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BACK ROW: Angela Kennedy, Carol Gladieux, Colleen Peppers, Amy Almester, Mary Mayer, Sandie Ziegler, Ann Yonkee, Diane Kistner, Pat Hill, Missy Meeker. SEC- OND ROW: Denise Toepfer, Stella Munoz, Mel Ayers, Linda Mroczkowski, Debbie Bierbaum, Tammy Bauer, Karen Mayer, janet Ziegler. FRONT ROW: Lydia Ford- Sherry Greer, Linda Wardell, Mary Dick, Pam Brown, Debbie Burkhart, Cecelia Zalewski. GAA sponsors mother-daughter awards picnic GAA proved popular this year, as 120 girls joined the group. They rnet after school on Thursdays to play volleyball, basketball, gym- nastics, etc., depending upon the season. The girls held bake sales during varsity basketball games, and sponsored a balloon dart throw at the Student Council Carnival. The GAA also backed all female varsity athletic teams, including volleyball, track, basketball and softball. Debbie Baxter - secreta.ry,Julie Shepard - president, Kim Ehret - treasurer. MISSING: Cathy Clark - vice president. 120 Girls' Athletic Association I r-

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FFA has large ..., membership The FFA has an enrollment of 96 members, both boys and girls. They meet twice a month, holding a business meeting with recreation afterwards. The FFA Banquet this spring was the largest ever with 250 people attending. FFA members received awards for their work during the year. FFA members competed in various contests during the year. Public Speaking, Parliamentary Procedure, Livestock, Q Kg Poultry and Meat judging were the most popular. Students attended officer training school and the State Con- vention. About 1!3 of the membership attends Ohio FFA Camp Muskingam during the summer. The camp provides experiences in conservation, recreation, safety, and leadership to the members who attend. Cowden - treasurer, Bob Longnecker - president, Rusty Stafford - seminal, Bob Dcslto - reporter, Tipping - student advisor, Tim Hclliker - vice president, Lori Longnecker - secretary, Mr. Riker Mr, McKnight - advisors. - . Qs.. ...wif I , , . . - C ROW: Bob Morris, Marc Ulrich, Mark Carr, Bill Haar, George Michaels, Greg Ferguson, Terry Beam, jerry Strain, Tim Chavanee, Marty Michaels, Cheryl Mulinix. ROW 6: jim Mark Lafferty, Milton Hit, Rich Hire, Bernard Barney, Craig Hefflinger,-Jim Shepherd, Dave Brahier, Mark Hertzfeld, Glemi Tenhundfeld, Don Altaffer, George Stevens. ROW arc Bailey, Brian Hamic, Kevin Megyesi, Chuck Christian, jim Mullinix, Tim Naylor, Peter Cousino, Pat Williams, Ted Samanski, Todd Cresswell. ROW 4: Randy Gase, Bruce sby, Dan Campbell, Craig Mullins, Dave Lybarger, Randy Thomas, Sandy Griffith, jeff Hall, Eric Fall, Scott Dodge, Earl Maclntyre. ROW 3: Steve Fall, Paul Robinson, Rich Bialecki, Dixon, Bob Phillips, john Huddy, Darryl Thebeau, Dave Robinson, Dave Hill, Kenny Thebeau. ROW 2: Todd Longnecker, Bumard Vollmar, Kenton Keiser, Rick Thompson, ney Cook, Dave Desko, Rick Peace, Dave Baughman, jerry Wynn, Lynden Bush,.Iohn Dress. FIRST ROW: Chris Leonard, Tmdy Holmes, Vicki Cowden, jenny Strayer, Debbie by, Sandy Gase, Anne Gooden, Patti Drummond, julie Hoffhein, Roxanne Burk, Linda Hugill. FFA H9

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4 4 MIKE PEDERSON Young A.W. Quiz Kids rank in +op eighi With none of last year's runner-up team return- ing, a young, inexperienced team consisting of sen- ior Phil Taber, juniors Kelly Cichy, Rob Slee, and Liz Zempel, and sophomore Mike Pederson buzzed their way into the top eight of thirty-six teams in the WSPD High School Quiz. They Won their first match against Wauseon High School 170-150. Rogers High School was their next opponent whom they also defeated 250-120. In a match plagued by technical difficulties from a burnt out studio light to untimely breaks as pro- grams changed on the half hour, the team was defeated on a tie-breaker question by St. Ursula. With four of this year's five members returning and the experience they gained, the coach, Mrs. Peterson, looks forward to next year's competition. Quiz Bowl 121 -