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

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......see',. 5 Row One: Dwight Wulton, Tom Roush, Parliamentariang Wayne Shell- huuse, Librarian, Mike Zeigler, Report:-rg Mark Haymun, Vice-Presi- dentg Kuy Houdeshell, FFA Queeng Verne Shellhouse, Presidentg Gary Lewis, Treasurerg Dun MeCluin, Secreluryg Mike lessig, Senlinelg Bill Hofferl. RowTwo:Mr.Moorhead,AdvisorgGeneDut'fey, Cury Runion, Cau'y Parker, Jolm Hofft-rt,Duvid Bain,Lurry Pennington,Mikc Beidel- schics. Puul Goodman, Culvin Sluih, 'l'om Perry, Roger Curr, Bill Osborn, Tim Roush, Cary Cheney, Bob Holman, Mr. Sayre, Advisor. . , ', ,, Row Three: Tom Kinn, Riellurd Koch, Lee Ccury, Lenny Kiriun, Bill Stnili, Terry Houdm-shell, David Snyder, Tim Hurlschuh, DcnnisFrunk- url, John Clinger, Lurry Kock, Bob Nye, Dun Gregg, Bill Karcher, Greg Hayman, Melvin llill, Ritchie Bain. Row Four: ,lim Bianchi, Duve West, Cary Runion, Doug Tuttle, Allun Walton, .lohn Davidson, Mike lluymun, Dick Shaw, 'liilu Shafferly, Ken Palmer, Ernie Price, Vain Riedel, Monte Scott, Dale Pennington, Frunk Kirby. FF Hard at Work Mark Hayman was elected State Vice-President representing the North Central Section of Ohio. Mark, Dan McClain, Robert Lewis and Bruce Geary were recipients of the State FFA degree. Six FFA members participated in the State FFA Band and Chorus. Kathy Brouse was elected queen at the Annual Parent Sz Son Banquet. Mark Hayman was Star Chapter Farmer, and Bill Staib Star Green- hand. Gordon Scott won the National Sheep Shearing Contest and was lirst in the State FFA Livestock Judging Contest. The team of Gordon, Dan McClain, and Larry Pennington placed second. Henry Staib was second in the State Farm Mechanics Contest. The Land Judging team of Bruce Geary, Robert Lewis, and Dennis Grubel placed third in the state contest.

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'v .4 P -ff :AH ' f : tl i e A e i ,A ,, mi ' N -: Row One: Sharon Shuff, Purliamentariang ,lenny Ogg, Historian, Norma Robinson, Susie Lawrence, Mrs. Howell, Advisor. Row Nancy Kiesel, Treasurer, ,lean Smith, Vice-Presirlenlg Linda Carr, Three: Cathy Morter, Robin Needles, Pam Reis, Debbie Southward, Presidentg Vickie Vaughn, Secretary, Linda Vanlsloosier, Reporterg Judy Swerline, Social Leader. Row Two: Mrs. Covert, Advisor, Delores Miller, Penny Biller, Leona Maskey, Kathy Hannam, Chris Marlin, .lulie Yuhas, Bev Morter, .lanice Biller, Pnl Slever, .lun Heicl, Put Hill, Marilyn Nye, Pat Dunlap, Evelyn Vanlrloosier Kay H oudeshell Stale Homemaker F. H. A. 'ers on The FHA had an active schedule this year. Among its activities were the observance of FHA Week, a county meet- ing at Carey, a County Style Show at Mohawk, the FHA State Convention held in Co- lumbus, and the Senior Fare- well. The Chapter works for the State Award of Merit by meet- ing certain requirements. Judy Swerline was accepted into the State FHA Chorus which per- formed at the Convention. Ac- cepting her State Homemaker Degree at the Convention in April was Kay Houdeshell. A sophomore member, Beverly Morter, ran for a state office. Debbie Ekleberry, Tina l'le:-ss, Kay Houdeshell, Barb Miller, Karen Parsell, Donna Williams, Betty Renninger, Debra McQuislion, Pat Wise, Carol Pennington, Carolyn Stuib, Ginny Frish, Connie Cook, Crystal Shoner, .loyee Vunlloosier. the Go l.indu Carr Sharon Shuff County Officers