Miami Trace High School - Mitra Yearbook (Fayette County, OH)

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Ohio FF.A Foundations Winners Charles Andrews Farrier of Ohi o State Star FFA Officers 1966-6? Farmer of Ohi Stilt e HJf FFA Winnings legates to State Convention 1966 Champion Medium Welding Project Chapter Greenhands o FFA Queen Jill Bumgardener, Ohio FFA Camp 66-67 FFA Queen Mary Beth Slaughter, • 65-66 FFA Queen Rita Kelley, r r tit» ■’ 1 r nr, Charles Andrews, ar Greenhand, Craig Beam « 9

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Row 1: L Hunt, R. Bowshcr. M. Campbell, C. Andrews. D. Rolfe, H. Haymaker, .1. Hildcrth. Row 2: K. Pierson, B. Berry. B. Cock rill, R. [)onohue, S. Summers, .1. Luft. J. Noble, G. Gcclings, A. Reese. I). Merril. R. Ilians. I). Craig. .1. Sharp. B. Taylor. Row 3: J. ood, I). Ault, G. Miller, J. Hager. R. Shepher, J. Eelev. J. Tarbutton. I.. Hines, C. Puekett, S. Havslip. S. Merritt. R. McCoy. D. Hagler. Row 4: D. Funk. R. Campbell. I.. Cock rill. I.. Camp, E. Binegar. J. Pendclton. B. Howard, R. Mitchell, R. Smith, B. Con neck, G. ('lark, P. Henrv. J. Hagler. Row 5: II. Cunirod. K. Puckett. R. Douglas. G. Day. J. Sparc, B. IVerce, I). Sears. S. S rider. R. Newman, B. Coe, T. Kelley. B. McDaniels. Row 6: C. Beam, E. Bonzo. M. Ford. E. Collins. J. Thompson, M. Laman. R. Scaggs. M. Smith. B. Thompson. .1. Lingh, B. Minney, R. Smith. Row 7: G. Kemmc.J. Cockerill. L. Lcmcnt. I). Hoppes, I.. Kelly, N. Payne, D. (Campbell, B. Elsey. M. Beam, T. Whorlcv, J. Fortier. Row8: B. Zimmerman, B. Ross. N. Thomas, I). Straely. J. Waddle, E. Rupple, E. Hill. R. Ross, B. Mathews. I). Seamen. R. Stew- art. OFFICERS Pres. — Charles Andrews V. Pres. — Hal Haymaker Sec. — Dennis Rolfe Treas. — Mike Campbell Sentinel — Jim Hildreth Reporter — Ronnie Bowshcr Student Advisor — Earrv Hunt The Motto consists of only four lines, but these lines are filled with practical philosophy, reflecting a spirit and sincerity that shows the true viewpoint of farm vouth, the hackhone of a nation.” Frank Breedlove Don Eberwine Learning to Do Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve 112 Future Farmers of America

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R°u' 1: J. Bobbit, L. Root, C. Long. VI. Merrimen, G. Mickle, I). Perry, D. Summers. Row 2: T. Sword, R. Sachtell, R. Hall. B. Graham, K. Thompson, T. MeBec. Row 3: J. Thompson, G. Bond. T. Synder, M. I ong, D. MeBee. G. Butcher, B. Gifford. Row 4: M. Lynch, F. Woods, H. Harrison. J. Johnson. R. Dunkcn. P. Stanley. Mr. James Purcell The Industrial Arts curriculum is designed to meet the needs and wants of students. We are offering classes in drafting, wood, metal, electricity, automotives, machine shop, building construction which will benefit the student planning to enter college, trade school or industry upon graduation from high school. Industrial Arts teaches not only the industrial processes hut also consumer knowledge and appreciation. It is the philosophy of the Industrial Arts Department that our courses are not set up as a trade school or an apprentice program for the training of experienced machinists or draftsmen. It is our goal to give the students a fundamental understanding of its many industrial processes and from this knowledge he will he able to select an area of his interest and find employment after graduation. I 14