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Emphasizing exploratory teaching with in-ciass experi- ence, the FTA started the year with tive participants. Mr. Larry Ritter, sponsor, explained. Members should know y ihat it ' s like to be in front of a group. ' Early in the school year, 16 new sewing machines were added to the home economics department, and enrollment in this department called tor add- ing another tull-time taculty member bringing that number to three. Another tirst was boys taking advanced toods. Also this fall, geology classes went to the Bluffton Stone quarry to see fossils, layers of rocks, and to examine the con- dition of the rocks. Left: Using a gram scale, Bill V emhoff and Terry Fuelling, seniors, show how a single force is resolved into component forces. Above: Laurie Freeby, senior finishes her Sonny and Cher plates in fashion design class. 15
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Below: As part of her exploratory teaching experience, Mary Rhynard, junior, tutors Bill Voirol, freshman Right: Working on their basic patterns before making their garments are Susan Knape and Jenny Hitchcock, juniors. Below left: Opening another box of dark blue hats are Jay I ' j Shelton, freshman Mr Larry Shaffer Band director and Jim Hamrick, freshman Arrival was late due to a company strike Below right: Deb Harrison senior warms up for timings in calculating machines, a new business course 14
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' ' - Winning the county and placing third in the bi-county meets highlighted the long cross- country season. Head coach Gary Busse led his squad to a somewhat disappointing sea- son with a 6-8 record. Following a slow start, the Braves then placed sixth in the conter- ence meet and eighteenth in the state meet. Letterman Tim Grote stated, ' The conflict in getting a new coacli was tiie reason for our slow start. ' Doug Bieberich, a member of the 500 mile club for the past two years, said, Placing sixth in the conference was done without any seniors. That shows the experience for next year. Above: Senior Mark Roeder, having almost finished the long two and half mile course, spots the finish line. Top right: Grouping together on a turn is sophomore Paul Shaffer and junior Joe Gerber. Right: Concentrating through Bellmont ' s cross country course is first year runner Jim Engle, freshman. 16
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