Mohawk High School - Mighty Mohawk Yearbook (Sycamore, OH)

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F. T. A. ROW ONE: Janet Swerline, Marietta Miller, Sue Bell, Marcia Honsberger, Karen Niebel, David Dayton, Beth Barton, Connie Curlis, Judy Grady, Judy Cochran, ROW TWO: Mrs. Brandt, Jackie Miller, Sharon Beard, Joan Beitler, Diana Jones, Sandra Kagy, Ellen Bentz, Patsy Lust, Jana Gribben, Deborah Tuttle, Darla Bloom, Mrs. Grummel. ROW THREE: Sue Corfman, Loretta Miller, Carolyn McBride, Wilma Harbour, Karen Carr, Elsie Sniffen, Linda McQuistion, Sharon Ekleberry, Lindel Shaffer, Helen Bausman, Kathleen Secoy, Elladee Renninger, Carolyn Riedel. ROW FOUR: Bill Might, Bob Navarro, John Riedel, Jim Smith, Joe Weininger, Neil Gilliland, Bob Ludwig, Craig Love, Doug Morehart, Medard Ruehle, Bud Mitton, Dick Kear. The F, T, A, is an organization which aims to strengthen the moral, mental, physical, and spiritual Values of the high school students who are planning to enter the field of teaching, This group also aids worthy students with a minor scholarship program. It serves as a student teaching and assistance crew for the entire school by offering services in ushering, substitute teaching, grading, and many other helpful activities. -- Q,'.ff-5953-flffri-f f President , , , , Vice President , , Secretary , , , , Treasurer , , , , , Merit Secretary Historian , , , , Student Council Chorister , , , , , Parliamentarian David Dayton Karen Niebel Jackie Miller Neil Gilliland Loretta Miller , Beth Barton Janet Swerline Joe Weininger Medard Ruehle

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F. H. A. ROW ONE: Helen Burks, Janet Hall, Sue Litton, Gretta Scott, Da Lee Honsberger, Roberta Cunningham, Janet Lanning, Carol Schalk, Sandy Maskey. ROW TWO: Diana Jones, Carolyn Sowers, Karen Bentz, Carolyn Riedel, Geneva Ludwig, Lyndel Shaffer, Goldie Minard, Connie Snavely, Carol Sibert, Peggy May, Betty Beis, Roma Kelley, Mrs. Snyder, ROW THREE: Linda Roof, Mary Alice Gingery, Jo Ann Hall, Sandra McQuistion, Alice Mae Scott, Carol Dunlap, Linda McQuistion, Sharline Gottfried, Phyllis King, Judy V, Hufford, Sharon Carr. This year the F. H, A, selected for its theme Hi Neighbor which emphasized getting along with people around the world. As a Christmas project the club sent a gift of money to a needy Japanese child. At one meeting a guest speaker showed slides of her visit to J apan. The Japanese theme was also carried out in the annual style show. A mother-daughter tea was held with the eighth grade girls and their mothers as guests. Holmes Liberty Chapter was also guests of the club. OFFICERS President .... .. Vice-President , . Secretary . . . Treasurer .... Parliarnentarian . . Reporter ........ ....... Student Council Representative . Advisor...... ...... . .... , , Da Lee Honsberger . . . .... Gretta Scott Roberta Cunningham , , , . . . . SueLitton . , , .Janet Hall . . Janet Lanning . . Diana Jones . , Mrs. Snyder

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Notionol Honor Society SEATEDg Janet Swerline, Karen Nlebel, Loretta Miller, Carol Schalk, Karen Carr, Ruth Taylor, Beth Barton, STANDING: Jackie Miller, Sandra Kagy, Don Gottfried, Medard Ruehle, Jim Mullholand, Phillip Honsberger, Wayne Moorhead, David Dayton, Joan Beitler, Sharon Beard, DaLee Honsberger, The National Honor Society is an organization devoted to the recognition of those students who repre- sent the fundamental objectives for which schools are instituted. The four objectives are character, scholar- ship, leadership, and service. Each spring a tapping ceremony is held. In this ceremony new members are tapped and then light their candle symbolizing their worthiness of this high honor. Each member repre- sents the high qualities of the society and must always attain them. The emblem of the society is a keystone and a flaming torch which represents truth and knowledge. Each member pledges: I pledge myself to uphold the high purposes of this society to which I have been elected striving in every way by word and deed to make its ideals the ideals of my life and my school.