Hiland High School - Hilander Yearbook (Berlin, OH)

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-K v5 'flu 1? Q-Y illi- senior attendants marcia stutzman, queen sheryl, and elaine lUfWl0 illfemflfml mdfgafel lOfH, fV6SlWm9V1 lf9YVl9 Shaw, and beachy A sophomore lauren mast -A-5' crownbearer fared menuez and flower girl kristine hershberger Although the varsity team dropped a disappointing 54- 45 loss to state-ranked Dalton on February 10, the sun still shone into the lives of Hawk fans treated to winter homecoming festivities. The theme You Are the Sunshine of my Life was interpreted through decorations of bold, golden, sun rays encircling the seating area of Queen Sheryl Troyer and her attendants. Sheryl's court consisted of senior attendants Marcia Stutzman and Elaine Beachy, junior attendant Margaret Iorg, sophomore attendant Lauren Mast, and freshmen attendant Kerrie Shaw. lared lvlenuez carried the crown and Kristine Hersh- berger carried the bouquet of yellow roses presented to Queen Sheryl by Hawk Coach Art Mullet. l 15 l

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1978 homecoming you are the sunshine of my life queen: Sheryl troyer 14

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FF - an integral part of vocational agriculture program FFA QFuture Farmers of Americal is an integral part of the Vt .tonal Agriculture program. It is education- al first, last, and always. But FFA is more. FFA is motivation! FFA ls lead- ership, citizenship, and desire! The organization has provided the op- portunity for its members to engage in a variety of activities. Through their participation, members learn how to take part in meetings, follow parliamentary procedure, speak in public, and cooperate with their fel- low students in programs for indi- vidual and community improve- ments. l 3 , C FFA OFFICERS President lohn Raber Vice President Mark Yoder Secretary Dean Hershberger Treasurer Charles Frink News Reporter Dennis Scheufler Steninel Robert Troyer Student Advisor Steve Hershberger Faculty Advisor Mr. Kenneth Smith FH - involved in developing interest in home economics Hiland's FHA tFuture Homemakers of Americal chapter has eight pur- poses which can be summarized by saying that we are involved in devel- oping interest in home economics and its related occupations. lt is also our aim to provide opportunities for individual growth and preparation for family and community living. Hi- land's FHA chapter has five specific activities and they are raising money for Columbus Children's Hospital, promoting individual growth by working to earn degrees - junior, Chapter, and State, doing various service projects throughout the community, competing in state- sponsored skill contests, and attend- ing a state-wide convention each spring. 16 FHA OFFICERS President Stephanie Shuman Vice President Rosette lorg Secretary Beth Ann Miller Treasurer Yvonne Miller Parliamentarian Margaret lorg Historian Lauren Mast News Reporter Elaine Alberts Recreation Leader Sonya Brand Faculty Advisors Miss Anita Hostetler and Mrs, Sue laberg