Kyger Creek High School - Echo Yearbook (Cheshire, OH)

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xt-l G P IR A Llc t i s t A J Art Class LearnsCreat1v1ty ! J a The Art Appreciation Class have learned to enjoy and to better 4 appreciate the world around them. They have had a very busy A year decorating for many a sport, social, and seasonal event, Some of their work is pictured, Mrs. Ruth George is the instructor, and gy Miss Janet Toler is her assistant. 2 x SEATED are Ida Crossen, Scarlett Johnson, Golda Halihill, Sandra Henry. STANDING are Janet Toler, Roger Pelfrey, Larry Howell, Hollis Miller and Mrs. George. SEATED are Jane Ann Snedegar, Donna Adkins, Tommy Sue Knight, Trudy Henry, STANDING are Janet Toler, Fred Childers, Dane Armstrong, Terry Stout, and Mrs, George. At left Mrs, George and Janet Toler pose beneath the giant Pirate athletic symbol which they have created and painted, and which has just been installed. fr GF IUUA

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Q L Future Farmer s Rate High Boys Learn Practical Arts During an active year the FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA placed 2nd in Gallia County Parliamenta- ry Procedure Contest, and 4th in the Soil Judging Contest. The boys received a Gold Rating in the Tractor Trouble Shooting Contest. In the Farm Me- chanic Contest they placed Gth, 7th, Sth, and 10th in District. Kneeling are John Taylor and Jack Farley. FIRST ROW: David Chaffins, Terry Stout, President, Jerry Erwin, Paul Stinson, Larry Hemby, Vice-President, Keith Hill, Rick Butcher, Steve Harder, Howard Wellington, Chester Ward, SECOND ROW: Mr, Gerald Pope, Advisor, Robert Cochran, James Mc- Guire, Danny Neal, Dale Grant, Mike Justus, Tom McGraw, Don Justus, Tony Glassburn, Roger Spears, Randy Hawks, Larry Camden, Robert Casto, Dennis Dodrill, THIRD ROW: James Denney, David Walton, David Hill, Paul Cremeans, Kay McClaskey, Donald Figgins, Bruce Blackburn, Jerry Roberts, George Hayes, Kenneth Griffith. In Industrial Arts the boys learn the practical arts of building. FIRST ROW: Roy Meade, Danny Brown- ing, Harold Camden, Loren Neal, John Eggleton, Ted Staton. SECOND ROW: Tracy Johnson, Keith I-Iartsook, Wayne Kemp, Jack Smith, Wedzel Kingery, Sam Kemper. ln this VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE CLASS the boys are learning about the use and care of farm machinery. Seated on the disk are Arnold Cooper and Robert Cochran, Standing are: Jack Farley, Mike Justus, Jerry Erwin, Paul Cremeans, Donald Plants, Jerry Roberts, Danny Miller, and Mr, Pope, IOO .lndustrial Arts Vocational Agriculture

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Forty Students March In North Gallia Band 1 , 5 N M ,. ,-. . ., .M .,..,, .t fn , Through the leadership of Mr, David Ehrman, the Marching Band has increased in number and showmanship during the past year. Besides adding entertainment at the football games, the Band has performed at many community functions throughout the year. FLAG BEARERS: Kathy Stanley, Robin Daft. BANNER CARRIERS: Kathy Queen, Debbie Smith. MAJORETTESz Delores White, Aletha Campbell, Rita Brown. BAND, FIRST ROW: Greg George, Timmy Stout, Theresa Collins, Freddie Clair, Harold Collins, Terry Stout, Polly Burger, Donna Shaw, Gene Payne, Blaine Taylor, Wendell Payne, Robbie Phillips, Pat Stout, Ralph Smith, Cora Peck, Keith Hartsook, Willa Hollanbough, Joe Mickey. THIRD ROW: Gene Welch, Paula Argabright, Melodie Hash, John Payne, Harold Taylor, Marsha McClelland, Diana McCoy, Wanda Morris, Gwen Hash. Vivaoious Majorettes Lead Band In gala ceremonies on many a chilly au- tumn night the North Gallia High School ma- jorettes strutted down the football field to lead the band as they played a rousing march, and then on to perform during flag ceremonies and at half time. They also performed in Memorial Day Ser- vices, at the Gallia County Junior Fair, and in the G.S.I, Christmas parade. KNEELING: Delores White, Aletha Campbell. STANDING: Debbie Smith, Rita Brown and Debby Kirby. l02