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

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-AA! V'-IVN tl 1 faq, 7-. ,fag 'l Row One: ,lane Wagner, Song Leaderg Virginia Beitler, Student Council: Marilyn Wilson, Vice'President: .lune Dettermen,President: Sara Karcher, Treasurer, Kathy Weininger, Secretary:CurolPalmer, Reporter. Row Two: Kay Moore, Jane Flood, Becky Walter, Barb Sprau, Pam Beis, Kathy Brouse, Sherrie Bittner, Lin Ames, Helen Pamer, Kay Houdeshell, Pam Sowers, Roxann Dunn, Carol Pennington, .luyce Platt, Bonnie Hill, Miss Tuttle, Advisor. Row Three: Connie Swerline, Karen Fadley, Linda Zeigler, Joyce Spitler, Ann Karcher, Lou Ann Smith, Ruth Shellhouse, Lisa Southward, Melonie Southward, Carol Walton, Stephanie Curlis, Kathy Lee, Barb Spitler, Margie Ward, Nancy Kiesel, Penny Beard, Susan Barth, Barb Wagner. liow Four: Bette llartschuh, Sharon Shufl, Kathy Phillips, Karen Hall, Fran Leilheil, Ellen lfverharl, Debbie Swerlein, Mellisu Tanner, Linda Hartsehuh, Diane Bogard, Ellen Miller, Vickie lloudeshell, Barb Miller, Debbie Ankney, .lady Litton, Barb Barth, Kathy Bloom, Becky Lininger, Terry Black. Y-Teens Promote Friendship tire 4. Officers for the Y-Teens organization in- clude: .lune Detterman, President, Marilyn Wilson, Vice-President: Kathy Weininger, Secretary, Sara Karcher, Treasurer, Virginia Beitler, Student Council: Carol Palmer, Re- porter, and Miss Tuttle, Advisor. Major activities of the organization for this year were: Christmas card sale, bought and decorated Christmas tree for the school, gave 320.00 to Wyandot Retarded Chil- dren's School as a Christmas project, a chili supper where the sophomores and se- niors entertained the freshmen and juniors, a Mother-Daughter Tea in February when the freshmen were initiated, and a breakfast honoring the seniors. Goals for the Y-Teen members are: To grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions and national- ities, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God.

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be my fxb ffvv President, Larry Litton. Row One: Mike Curlis, Vice-Presidentg .Ioel Bcitler, Mark Cuse. Row Three: Lindu Cnrr, Loretta Bloom, Paula Wood, Parliamenturiang Fran Leilheit, Trensurerg Debby Berg, Secre- Riedel, Nancy llurter, ,lune Detlerman. Four Four: .lohn Coehran, tary. Row Two: Barb Van Camp,l.orrie Bittner, Sharon Shuff, Virginia Steve Needham, Steve Walton, Verne Shellhouse, John Cubs. Student Council Serfves School Frun Ieilheit lprrie Bittner The purpose of the Student Council is to represent the students and to work with the faculty when problems arise. Two main campaigns were held this year. One was a Christmas drive to help the underpriveledged children in the area and the other was to improve the student-teacher relationships. The bookstore is operated by the Student Council members. Mr. Williams served as advisor for the Council.