Milford High School - Eagle Yearbook (Milford, NE)

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 - W A 77’ Tcv n u c 111 o» .Wa UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA (biz Ilis) 1. The buying and selling of commodities and services. Bruce Yoder, who did an outstanding job as both state and chapter Par- liamentarian, was inducted into Who’s Who in Nebraska FBLA. He also won Hon. Mentions in Gen. Bus., Job Interview, 8th in Bus. Math, and 5th in Date Processing. Dave Wurst, Pres, placed 3rd in Bus. Math II, 4th in Data Processing, 5th in Bus. Admin. Competency, 6th in Bus. Prin. and Management, and 8th in Job Interview. Sonja Placek took 1st in Spelling, and received an Hon. Mention in Bus. Comm. Other honors received were: Certificate of Merit, Leah Casteel, Creed Event, Hon. Mention, Daryl Braunsroth, Data Processing, 7th, Cheryl Matous, Job Description Manual, Pres. — David V. Hon. Mention, Job Interview. Sec. — Clark R. Pari. — Bruce Y. Reporter — Steve T. Treas. — Mark P. V. Pres. — Rusty P. STATE FBLA WINNERS: (row 1) Daryl B., Bruce Y„ David W„ (row 2) Cheryl M., Leah C., Sonja P. This year, Milford’s FBLA worked and reaped a lot of profits. Not only was tne fun- draising profitable, but individual and group awards were a part of it too. Milford’s chapter increased its membership to 62 and received an award at the state confer- ence. Other activities the chapter participated in were: a style snow pre- sented in cooperation with FHA, sale of school mugs, selling concessions at athletic events, a par- liamentary procedure workshop, and sponsor- ing a dance. In addition, the Milford FBLA won three chapter and 16 individual awards, the most ever. 1st row: Mrs. Piening, C. Roth. R. Plessel, D. Wurst. B. Yoder. M. Portz, S. Troyer, 2nd row: C. Reil, J. Leisveld, D. Erb. S. Barker, T. Meyer, K. Williams, K. Heckman, J. Kunzie. D. Braunsroth. C. Peters. B. Meredith, T. Freimuth, 3rd row: M. Woehbecke. K. Roth. M. Liner. R. Kness. K. Becker. J. Putnam, M. Forest, C. Stabenow, A. Putnam, P. Hoins, 4th row: L. Oakeson, D. Shook, A. Harral, ]. Helter, J. Harral, G. Placek, L. Reid, B. Stauffer, B. Blair, G. Allen, S. Hays, B. Fees, 5th row: B. Roth, D. Griffith, T. Utter, D. Sperling, L. Rediger, K. Shultz, L. Casteel, R. Reid, T. White, J. Fickc, 6th row: T. Tolle, N. Saltzman, D. Ah!, V. Stauffer, A. Wurst, L. Plessel. 20

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 1st row: Jeff F., Dennis A., Nancy B., Kelle B., Jon T., Terry H., Ron T„ Mr. Wesley, 2nd row: John Gary T„ Brad B., Betsy B„ Doug R., Tony G., Kevin S., Tim H., Kathy B., Kurt B., 3rd row: Steve R., Denny Y., Eric L., Jeff F., Scott C., Bnice A., Steve R., Wendell R.. Todd R„ Daryl M., 4th row: Mark D.. Chuck H.. Scott P., Wes R., Sam R., Jerry F., Gregg E., Gregg R.. and Mike B. Milford FFA Chapter Progress Awards: 1st row — Kelle B., Besty B., Nancy B., Ron T., 2nd row — Daryl M., Doug R., Kurt B„ and Steve R. The Milford FFA Chapter for 1980 had another eventful year. The officers attended the FFA Leadership Camp in June to start things off. The Chapter held their annual gun raffle and co- sponsored a dance with FHA in February. They also sponsored the District Tractor Driving Con- test. Milford was very active in the District FFA Contest in Wilber and the National FFA Con- vention in Kansas City, MO. They kept busy with fruit sales as their main bind rais- ing project. This year they started a Guilt Sow Chain. ( far-mers) 1. People who cultivate land, crops or raise livestock. W01ICC FFA Band: Betsv. Eddie. Nancv. Mike, and Verlin Officers: (1st row) Jon — Sec.. Kelle — Pres.. Nancy — V. Pres.. Dennis — Reporter, (2nd row) Ron — Sentinel. Terry — Treas., Jeff — Parliamentarian

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L. JUMP H. JUMP mile. BSSfiSSlHE Beginning by cheering the Football team to the semi-finals in State, and ending by supporting enthusiasticaly the Girls’ Basketball team into the Districts, kept the 1979-1980 Pep Club extremely busy. Although problems arose concerning the buses, credits, ana uniforms the Pep Club was able to overcome these tribulations and end the year with the election of officers, installation of cheer- leaders, and the Pep Club party. This year the Eagle mascot was created and at the side lines she was doing her thing. Concerning the future of the Pep Club, there was some debate as to whether there would be one. But with everyone’s support the upcoming Seniors have vowed to make the future Pep Club year the best ever. Officers: Pres. — Julie F., V. Pres. — Karen H., Sec. — Michelle B., Treas. — Tracy M., Hist. — Deb E., Con. — Kari M., Sharyn M., Karen W., Head Cheerleaders — Denise A., Shelly B.. and Traci S. Top, left to right: Julie F., Jenny P., Linda R.. Michelle B., Karen H., Miss Meyer. Fourth row: Traci 5., Mrs. Landon, Chris H., Charlene S.. Karen W., Tracy M., Karen R., Liz P., Mystii L., Amy S. Third row: Denise A., Cheryl M., Lorna M., Karen S., Sharyn M., Beth F., Chris P., Nancy S., Lisa H., Karen 5., Jerolyn S., Donna K. Second row: Becky S., Valerie S., Brenda M., Vicky R., Deb E., Kari M., Kathy H., Brenda S., Deb S., Shelly B., Jeri K. First row: Gwen S., Kathy B., Brenda A., Ann R.. Chris 5., Renee T., Susan G., Becky T., Angie W., Jamey S., Laura P., Tammy T. Not Pictured: Kelle B., Deb D., Melanie W., Kelly K., Lynda O., Lori R., Patti S., Tammy U., Becky U., Mary D.. Marilyn F., Lori K., Betsy B., Donna A. (p0p) 1. Sprightly activity, liveliness and energy. P e P C 1 u b 21