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ABOVE: Members: First Row: Kris Harriman, Daphne DeHaven, Kris Toliver, Sue Tonegawa, Julie Brownfield. Second Row: Donna Malter, Lisa Kloeppel, Karla Carter. Third Row: Dina Hartley, Naleen Balke, Carolyn Childers, Becky Plattner, Jennifer Castle, Mrs. Webster (sponsor). On Right stairs: Brenda Weaver, Sara Blackburn, Rene Montgomery, Mary Weaver, Paula Gorrell. Fourth Row: Amy Schroeder, Jan Malter, Marie Rader, Tracy Loggins, Lisa Blackwell, Tammy Buford, Sandra Edde. Fifth Row: Pam Flippin, Sherry Gibson, Carol Ehrhardt, Ronda Curry, Bendy Narron, Loretta Thames. ABOVE: Rene Montgomery received the FHA Member Award again this year. FHA awards were also bestowed on the following students in their respective classes: Sue Tonegawa, senior; Sara Blackburn, junior; Lisa Kloeppel, sophomore; and Amy Schroeder, freshman. FHA The FHA girls kept themselves very busy this year. Activities began with the annual Barnwarm- ing Dance sponsored by the FHA and FFA. Sweetheart attendants were Jeff Thompson and Tim Castle with Brad Harriman crowned King. The FHA's next project began with the sale of Kathryn Beich Candy. October also brought the sale of over 100 dozen Halloween Pumpkin Sugar Cookies. The dinner theater production of The Curious Savage” had the FHA hopping again, being respon- sible for the meal. Next on the girls' agenda was the Valentine Cake sale and FHA Buddy Week. March 4th marked the highlight of the year. The FHA sponsored a trip to Kansas City for a day of tours and an evening at the Waldorf Astoria Dinner Theater. The year ended with the Parent-Daughter Banquet on May 4th; the theme was The Future is Ours to See. The program was given by Donna Malter. 25
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ABOVE: Members: First Row, seated: Ron Harlin, Mark Kersten, Brad Harriman, Tim Castle, Jeff Thompson, Roy Thompson. Second Row: Mr. Ben Lichtenthaler, Brian Blackburn, Johnny Palmer, Aaron McCool, Jon Brownfield, Richard Pittman, Larry Edde, Steve Adcock. Third Row: Gregg Jasper, Chuck Buford, Rick Toliver, David Trelow, Billy Croka. FFA This year the FFA participated in the DeKalb Corn Project during the first part of October; the boys made over $1,000 in this project. Barnwarming was held at the end of initiation week in October. In November the Chapter went to the American Royal in Kansas City; they attended the horse show, the rodeo, and the Jim Stanford Show. The next day the officers attended the National Convention in Kansas City. On January 1 the FFA raffled off a new Lincoln Welder and Bob Robinson was the lucky winner. The following Chapter members participated in the District Contest in Warrensburg: freshmen in the meats contest; sophomores in the soils contest; and the other members in the livestock and dairy judging contest. No one made it to State. Although the Chapter sent no delegates to the State Convention in Columbia this year, Tim Castle and Brad Harriman, along with Ben Lichtenthaler, did attend the Convention. ABOVE; Jeff Thompson named Star Chapter Farmer. Jeff also was elected FFA chapter president for the 1982-83 year. 24
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National Honor Society For Malta Bend R-5 to be included in the National Honor Society program, it must be a state approved school. To earn a membership in the NHS, you are judged on your leadership, character, service, and citizenship. Membership is not acquired by the student applying for it; it is an honor conferred upon students by the faculty in recognition of outstanding accomplish- ments in the areas considered for membership selection. There were several students who qualified in the area of scholarship and their names were sent to the teachers to be rated on in the other areas. After the teachers rated the students, they did not qualify for membership. It would not be right to lower the standards of the Society to allow some of the students to qualify for membership. Without any new members this year and with Mary Weaver and Paula Gorrell graduating, it is going to make it a rather small group next year. Sara Blackburn and Becky Plattner will be the only members in the Chapter. 26 ABOVE: NHS members: Mary Weaver, Paula Gorrell, Becky Plattner, and Sara Blackburn; Harold McCoy, sponsor.
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