Kenton High School - Echo Yearbook (Kenton, OH)

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AMERICA ROW 1, left to right: Jane McKinley; Barbara Hatch; Barbara Hinton; Carol Wolfe; Linda Brown, Treas- urer; Lorna Kearns, President; Lou Ann Knollman; Dixie Roshon, Secretary; Janet Stevens, Vice Presi- dent. ROW 2: Miss Terrill, Advisor; Jan Parker; Margaret Purcell; Janice Long; Shirley Hudson; Sue Shick; Judy Clark; Marian Schmidt; Phyllis Worthington; Saundra Overly. ROW 3: Mrs. Knollman, Advisor; Joyce Sanderson; Brenda Kipfer; Carol Sue Sturgis; Judy Mewhorter; Carol Park; Karen Dodds; Sharon Sponsler; Pat Long: Jackie Jones; Lou Ann Holtzberger; Charlene Shroyer; Sharon Johnston; Patty Gould; Marilyn Gunn; Kay Erwin; Saundra Clapsaddle; Rose Ann Pfeif- fer; Judy Ziegler. ROW 4: Marlene Fraley; Candice Eddy; Brenda Morrison; Betty Legge; Irma Schilling; Janice Shotte; Laurea Curtis; Patricia Brown; Peggy Cole; Linda Gray; Nancy Wells; Angie Stephens; Bobbie Mays; Carole Kinnear; Carol Black; Nancy Newbold. F. H. A. is an organization that will help future homemakers build happy homes. The goals are to promote better family living, to provide training for each chapter member for participation in home, school and community activities, to help make the home a safer place in which to live, and to encourage learning more about neighbors in other countries.

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ROW 1, left to right: John Reed, Student Teacher: Robert Stewart, Student Teacher: Larry Battles, Sentinel; Ron Reese, Reporter: Jim Parrott, President; Tom Lotz, Vice President; Oscar Poland, Secre- tary; Gene Wedertz, Treasurer; Mr. Jump, Advisor; Mr. Fraker, Advisor. ROW 2: Jim Sullivan; Mike Fulton; Jerry Collins; Steve Hubert; Mike Vermillion; Jack Gordon; Mack Greentree; Larry Pfeiffer; Wayne Rickenbacker. ROW 3: Greg Hites; Leroy Osborn; Jerry Althauser; Warren Harbison; Gary Woodard; Lewis Hanna; Eugene Long; John Rettig; Bob Wilcox; Bruce McCullough; Loyd Kindle; Eugene Kearns; Don Collier; Mike Hites; Robert Smith; John Lotz; Floyd Emans. ROW 4: Larry Rail; Dale Dirkson; Charles Searson; Bill Ralston; Jerry Rager; Lionel Conley; Raymond Flowers, Student Advisor; Vaughn Pfeiffer; Kenneth Tillman; Jim Long; Larry Hastings; Jim Marquart; Charles Hord; John Ramge; Bill Linke; Reggie Slack; Keith Tillman. The chief purpose of the F. F. A. is to make better farmers of American boys and to develop agricultural leadership, co-operation, and citizenship. TheF.F.A. takes an active part in the County and State Fairs and the Highway Safety Program. The motto of the club is: Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve. The club colors are blue and gold.

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ROW 1, left to right: Mr. Hackney, Advisor: David Norman, Vice President: Bill Bowman, Secretary: Kenneth Chalfin, President: George Hipp, Treasurer; Dave Sturgeon, Chaplain: Garry Burris, Reporter. ROW 2: Bill Pettit: Don Dennis: John Lotz; Tom Stout: Charles Cornell: Gene Wedertz; Gary Shirk; Bob Walters: Dallas Clapsaddle; Mike Vermilion: Jim Faulkner. ROW 3: Fred Sharp; Lloyd Holbrook: Ronnie Born; Phil Hord; Tom Lotz; Morris Johnson; Jerry Ehlen; Ron Reese: Steve Radway. The Hi-Y is a Christian service organization whose purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community a high stand- ard of Christian character. To do this four goals are set: clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. The Hi-Y sold ice cream at the Hardin County Fair, sold Christmas candles, had the concession stand for the W.B.L. Track meet, and played two basketball games with the Alger Hi-Y. The club members attended churches of various de- nominations during the year. President Chalfin receives gavel from Mr. Hackney as Chaplain and Reporter look on. STURGIS MARKET Free Delivery Phone 8249