Firelands Senior High School - Torch Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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74 v,mrnw Row One: Miss Viragg Advisor, P. Truscott, D. Ives, M. Thoms, P. Keressi, D. Gerber, I. Thoms, C. Herman. Row Two: I. Barber, S. Hurst, F. Smith, N. Krosen, B. West, S. Gehringer, D. Krieg. Row Three: I. Kudela. S. Hawke, K. Diedrich, M. Hunt, K. Yakunovich, I. Barefoot, N. Chappell. Row Four: G. Kruse, L. Griffin, D. Steveski, C. Driver, D. Beach, J. Mason. R. Springer, I. Love. 4 iglqliglfgis Chapter Theme: SAILING TOWARD THE HARBOR OF MATURITY August - Booth at the County Subject: Celebration of National FHA'S 21st year September 85 October - Organization: Preperation of program of work December - Submission of program of work to State Organization toward Award of Merit Initiation of new members January - Sock-hop after Basketball Game April - Attended State Convention at Columbus Sandy Gehringer 85 Carol Herman. Observees Sharon Hurst 8: Diane Ives, Voting Delegates Carol Driver. Chapt Rep to accept award of Merit for acceptable Chapter Program FHA Week - Display Case - Wearing FHA insignas - Chapter Meeting May - Members served at FFA Dinner Planned - Serving at Inviational 85 Chapter picnics. both were rained out

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7 uiure 7 zzrmnra nf Qmerita Row One: Mr. Millerg Advisor, J. Kinsleyg Treasurer, P. McTobertsg V-Pres, J. Davidsong Secretary. B. Leesg President, P. Finnegang Jr. Fair Board Member. D. Sommersg Student Advisor. M. Ivesg Re- porter, K. Wilsong Sentiental. Row Two: K. Leimbach, R. Hines. A. Hornbeck, B. Wossilesk, J. Buchs, D. Swiers, B. Born, I. Ready, C. Ready, D. Gronsky. Row Three: T. Abraham, C. Ready, J. Zimmerman, P, Born, B. Urbansky, E. Mills, R. Snider, D. Miller, J. Swiers, L. Hensley. Row Four M. Treaster, D. Wyler. E. Brown, B. Hasenflug, E. Hill, C. Coultrip. L. Hornbeck, E. Hill, D. Bow man, D. Pycraft. Row Five: V. Mills, B. Fout, J. Corley, B. Davidson. D. Trunell, L. Sommers. iglyliglqta The Firelands FFA Chapter has finished another busy and rewarding year under the fine leadership of advisor, Mr. F.L. Miller. The annual Parent's Night and Award Program were held in May with our State Vice-President as guest speaker. Our chapter entered teams in district and state Dairy Judging and Land Judging. We received a Silver Award in Parliamentary Procedure and a Superior Rating in the National Chapter Contest. Bill Lees received the State Farmer Degree at the Convention in Columbus. John Kinsley won first place in the district Public Speaking Contest and placed sixth in the State Finals. Jim Buchs who also participated, places second in the district contest. Jim Davidson won a gold rating with his Secretary's Book. The FFA received a blue ribbon for our booth at the County Fair. For community service projects we took care of parking cars and raising the flag. Members also helped clean-up school grounds and plant trees. orrtcrtzs For. 1966 -67 Bill Lees - President Mike Ives - Reporter Pete McRoberts - Vice-President Kirk Wilson - Sential , Jim Davidson - Secretary Doug Summers - Student Advisor , John Kinsley - Treasurer Pat Finnegan - Jr. Fair Board Advisor

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7 nture wr ers uf fimerira Row One: C. Knoble, H. Leimbach. Row Two: K. Tuttle, M, Normando, T. Johnson, S. Morrow. Row Three: D. Sennhenn, K. Sprunk, J. Normando, G. Hamilton, L. Baumann, S. Larsen. Row Four: E. Kyrsik, P. Dellifield, C. Morgan, L. Knoble, J. Briech, C. Dobbins, R. Richards. Row Five: B. Powell, R. Sennhenn, M. Harris, M. Niggle, S. Drought, P. McCreedy, L. Normando, S. Hurst, K. Krebs. Row Six: G. Brown, A. Adkins, D. Btues, K. Leimbach, D. Dellifield. 4 ' 1. if 1 The Officers of the Future Teachers of America for 1966-67 are: Dusty Leimbach, d Vice-Presidentg Cheryl Knoble, Secretaryg Tamra Johnson, Treasurerg Mary Norman o, Reporter. The Advisor is Miss Patricia McFarland. Presidentg Sandra Littleton, Historiang Shirleen Morrow, is opened to any individual in each year is the Teacher 's Tea. Members. During this time the Th l b has a rowing membership of approximately thirty chapter members and e c u g High School who is interested in the teaching profession. One activity the FTA sponsor A buffet was set up and the FTA served punch and cookies with the help of the Chapter Student - Teacher relationship develops into a close fellowship asking questions relating to their field of specialization and training that they fthe teacherj had to achieve before a degree was awarded to them. The club has also had various speakers throughout the year to inform the students on different fields of teaching. h lF ei n Lan ua The speakers included: Miss Karla Krendall - Jr. High Social Studies, Miss Janet Dwyke - High Sc oo or g g g Mrs. Gerald Leimbach - Elementary 45th Gradej, and our Senior Foreign Exchange Student Michael Wlodarczyk, who spoke on the school system in France as comparing it to Firelands. Other activities highlighting the year was the sponsoring of the Student Government Day, and a field trip to Ash- land College on April 15th. 58 SS