Malta Bend High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Malta Bend, MO)

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FHA Activities The FHA started out the year with their annual project of prepar- ing Thanksgiving dinners and delivering them to citizens of Malta Bend. The girls were rewarded by the feeling of satisfaction derived from doing something to make someone happy. Initiation day was greatly an- ticipated by the freshmen girls. They made pancakes and had a contest to see who could eat them the fastest without hands!! Christmas caroling was the December project with a dinner and gift exchange held at the residence of Jim Weaver. Valentine cakes were made and sold for the money-making project. It was quite successful. FHA Week was cut short — it was only three days long because of a snow storm. The year concluded with the Parent-Daughter Banquet. The award of Outstanding FHA Member for the year was presented to Rene Montgomery. Peggy Chevalier received an outstanding award in her class, along with Paula Gorrell, Becky Plattner, and Brenda Weaver, in their classes. Rene Montgomery smiles happily because of her Outstanding FHA Member Award for 1980-1981. FHA Row 1: Naleen Balke, Jennifer Castle, Lisa Kloeppel, Marie Rader, Carolyn Childers, Julie Brownfield, Cindy Childers, Peggy Chevalier, Marty Wester, Sponsor. Row 2: Carol Ehrhardt, Brenda Weaver, Karla Carter, Rhonda Curry, Cynthia Burfeind, Sara Blackburn, Sherry Gibson, Rene Montgomery, Donna Malter, Mary Weaver. On Steps From Top: Paula Gorrell, Becky Plattner, Deena Moore, Myrtle Everage, Beth Schlotzhauer, Kim Shields.

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FFA: Kneeling: Steve Adock, Ron- ald Harlin, Gary Gorrell, Jeff Thompson. Standing Left to Right: Tim Castle, Rick Toliver, Gregg Jasper, Rick Kiehl, Tom Malan, 24 Terry Lile, Pat Holcer, David Trelow, Brad Harriman, Roy Thompson, Rick Blackburn, John Palmer, George Crutchfield, Allen Simmons, Mark Kersten. LEFT: Gregg and Mark Jasper crush aluminum cans instead of going to class. FFA Activities This year the FFA had the task of breaking in a new advisor. This was done when the chapter went with Buck Little to Lake Pomme de Terre for three days. The annual Dekalb corn project was cancelled due to the summer drought. Barnwarming was held at the end of inititation week in October. In November, the chapter went to the American Royal and Rodeo where they saw the Moe Bandy and Joe Stampley Show. The next day the officers attended the National Convention. The chapter had several teams at the workshop held in Sedalia and at District held in Warrensburg, but nobody made it to State. Two delegates were sent to the State Convention: Jeff Thompson and Mark Kersten. Tim Castle received the State Farmer Degree this year.

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Yearbook Staff No matter how early the staff gets started in the year, it seems we always have to work well into June in putting the book together. This year the staff attended a Jour- nalism Conference held at the State Fair Community College in Sedalia. Members profitted from the work- shop and brought back several ideas to use. We thank everyone for their co-operation and hope you enjoy the 1981 yearbook. UPPER LEFT: Becky Plattner and Mary Weaver cut and sort class pictures. ABOVE: Chuck Buford and Rick Owens decide on which layout they want to draw. BELOW: STAFF: Seated, Co-Editor Becky Plattner; Kathy Loggins, Co-Editor Rick Kiehl, Co-Editor; Miss Pearson, Sponsor. Standing, Mary Weaver, Cynthia Burfeind, Rick Toliver. Not Pictured: Chuck Buford and Rick Owens. ABOVE: Becky Plattner works on the teachers page. BELOW: Cynthia Burfeind really enjoys typing copy. 26