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

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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

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of-tH59QO9 D Q, fy ,t Row One: Judy Moore, Kay Moore, Roxann Dunn, Suzanne Ar- hogast, Karen Fadley, Put Hill, Barb Sprau, Nancy Kiesel, Pam Beis, Becky Walters, Carol Pennington, .lane Flood, Vickie Bechtel, Pam Sowers, Virginia Beitler, Connie Swerline. Row Two: Kathy Weininger, Carl Shinn, Dan Moyer, Wanda Perry, Mike Curlis, .locl Wood, Vicki Conley, Debby Berg, Luis Perry, Valerie Klein, Ann Pierce, Donna Williams, Mike Heilman, Wendy Price, June Dellermun, Rick Rettig, Crystal Shoner. Row Tlireezjohn Cochran, .lill West, Penny Beard, Paula Riedel, Sara Karcher, Marilyn Wil- son, Kay Houdeshell, Bundy Barth, Sharon Shuff, Becky Lininger, .lean Boszman, Ada Ruse, Mike Ziegler, Frank Leilheit, Candy i . ,A Q rl s Aft Beard, Joyce Spitler, Margie Ward, Linda Ziegler. Row Four: Debby Swerlein, Diane Bechtel, Mark DuCharme, Pam Staib, Jane Wagner, Loretta Bloom, llupe llostler, Doug Smyser, Sue Reiter, Linda llnrtschuh, Bill Eberhurd,EllenMiller,Becky Swcrlein, Hurry Traxler, Mary McCormick, Mike llendricks, Duane Beard, Daryl Weininger. Row Five: Joe Bloom, Cary lewis, Bob Curlis, Mark Hayman, Ed Smith, Gerald Perry, Tim Bridinger, Bruce Bohrer, Scott Cuvunaugh, Mark Case, Keith Bates, Lynn Hushour, Dennis Barth, Bob Stover, Gary Scheid, Sam Flood,Jerry Simpson, Rod Philips, .lim Amend, Cary Parker. F. T. A. has The purpose of the FTA is to acquaint students with teaching as a profession and to encourage mem- bership. After numerous activities the organization wound up the year with the FTA's final annual event, the scholarship tea. The advisors were Mrs. Brandt and Mr. Keeler and Officers were: President-Joel Wood, Vice-Presi- dent-Mary Hayman, Secretary-Vickie Conley, Student Council-Paula Riedel, Song Leader-Sandy Liningerg Treasurer-Deborah Berg, Historian-Karen Fadleyg Merit Secretary-Ada Ruse. ur-.A-'!1 5-Y .--T---'gh 9 B tl A A ' A A 4