Kenton High School - Echo Yearbook (Kenton, OH)

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MUSIC AWARDS BEST SQUAD AWARD . . . Kim Eldridgc. Todd Wiley. Dean Sharp. Steve Dickinson. Doug Heilman. David Wolf. Eric Kuck. Chuck Gcrlach. The end of the school year brings with it many awards. The music department gave Freshmen and Sophomore musicians their class numerals. Juniors received letters and Seniors pins. Other Music Awards includ- ed, Todd W'ilcox. who won the Semper Fi- delius Award sponsored by the U.S. Marine Corp; Scott Cavinee will be in the 1982 Ohio State Fair Band; The John Phillips Sousa Award was won by Steve Cavin and Scott Cavinee; Outstanding Freshmen was won by David Kindell and Lisa White. The outstanding Band Parent of the year was Mrs. Mary Sue Hare. The Arion Award, sponsored by the Kenton Music Club, was awarded to Doug Flinn and Charles Gcrlach. The John Phillips Sousa Award is presented to Kelly Harrington and Deanna Wolf, by Band Director. Dennis Mack. 10 Music Awards

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ART AWARDS The Kenton High School Art Club has been active in school affairs for the past eleven years under the direction of Miss Suzanne Cheney, art instructor. The club members have contributed their time and talents to such projects as window decorations on local business places at holiday limes of the year. They have helped with decorations for many dances during the past and always have some interesting art work in their who case at the school. This past year. Julie Hord was the Northwest District winner in the Governors Art Show. Tina Nichols was a district winner for watcrcolor. Lauren Guttcnbcrg has shown his drawings and watcrcolors in several contests this year. . . . Alissa Keel Art Awards 9

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The Kcnion FFA Land Judging Team of, David Wolf. Doug Heilman. Jeff Bloom and Brian Thomas, placed 3rd in the state competition. Brian was the 5th place winner in the state. At the 1981 National FFA Convention, held in Kansas City. Mr. McNcal. Kenton Vocational Agriculture teacher, received the highest honorary degree that the FFA can confer, the HONORARY AMERICAN FARMER DE- GREE. The AMERICAN FARMER DEGREE is the highest degree an FFA member can attain. It takes much dedication and work over a period of seven years to earn this degree. This past November at the National Convention, the Kenton Chapter was honored to have three of its mem- bers receive this honor. They were Lori Boner. Jan Layman and Brian Watkins. VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE AWARDS The Kenton Agronomy team. David Wolf. Kerry Hughes and Mike Comstock, placed 4th in the state competition. David was the top individ- ual placing first in the state. The Farm Managment Team. Doug Phillips, Brian Thomas, and Jeff Bloom, placed 8th at the state competition. Vocational Agriculture Awards 11