Montgomery Area High School - La Monta Yearbook (Montgomery, PA)

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First Row: Larry Klusman, Ronald St. James, Thomas Slyer. Charles Smith. .lay Emery. Second Raw: Dave Holmes, Bill Hyde, Paul Shadle, Charles Bryson, Dan Baker. Third Row: Terry Kcrwell, Bill Agnone, Larry Buck, Joe Hayter, Mike Jarrett. Fourth Row: Mr. Elmer, Dole Colley. F. F. A. CLUB The Future Farmers of America is an intra- curricular activity having its origin and root in the vocational agriculture curriculum of the school, Members learn to conduct and take part in public meetings, to buy and sell cooperatively, to solve their problems, and to assume civic responsibility. The foundation upon which the organization is built includes leadership, character development, sportsmanship, cooperation, service, scholarship, im- proved agriculture, citizenship, and patriotism. Boys front age fourteen to twenty-one, preparing for farming through vocational agriculture may join. F. H. A. CLUB The Future Homemakers of America is an or- ganization of students studying homemaking in high school. It provides opportunities for students to have additional experiences in planning and car- rying activities related to homemaking. Member- ship is open to any student enrolled in high school who is taking or has taken n homemaking course. The goal of the organization is to help individuals improve personal, family and community living. Each year, the organization develops a program which will help it achieve this goal. Firsl Row: Judy Troxcll, Fay Kahle, Carol McWilliams, Darlene Buck, Freda Wommer, Elaine Bower. Second Row: Nancy Keller, Arla Potter, Ora Mille-r, Connie King. Pearl Budman, Dianne Grimm. Third Row: Sharon Sholter, Edna Smith, Helen Smith. Winifred Stuggt-rt, Gloria Staggcrt. Faurlh Row: Mary Troxell, Sandra Miller, Shirley Eisenhower, LouAnn Bonawitz. Mrs. 0'Neil. 11 mi .weaxzwqaz-my - . -vt uranium... A -

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BUSINESS EDUCATION First Row: Patricia Dewalt, Helen Zarr, Gail Sherman, David Klinger, Gary Baker, Bonnie Pettit, Doris Yocum, Doris Fry, Connie Hoover, Max Farley, Peggy Berger, Sherry Bartlett, Sharon Shoemaker. Second Row: Linda Lee Miller, Judy Snydcr, Sandy Hakes, Donna McCormick, Jim Koziol, Edward Walter, Shirley Moore, Crystal Markham, Charlene Kennedy. Joyce Heller, Jane Snyder, Cathy Sherwood. Third Raw: Norma Jean Miller, Ncdra Buchta, Linda Wuodling. .l0ne Farley, Sharon DiMarco, Linda Gruver, Sharon Mowery, Carol Weikel, Pegi Huti, Cindy Bogart, Polly Hilesman. Esther Wertz. Faurlh Raw: Linda Webb, JoAnn Berger, Bonnie Rae Taylor, Melinda Pettit, Edna Croman, Patsy Baker, Carol Zarr, Linda Baysore, Gloria Fry, Judy Weller, Andrea Hoover, Sandra Mowery. Filth Row: Paula Hamuan, Priscilla Anderson, Eileen Johnson, Bonnie Hakes, June Mincemoyer. William Snyder, Judy Buck, Melodie Deitrick, Ruth McWilliams, Linda Green, Dorothy Percival. Sixth Raw: Barbara Temple, Faye Ring, Gary Kiper, Allen Diitlarco, Linda Morehart, Joy Taylor, Judy Swarthout, Beverly Mowcry, Linda Hakes. Mr. Cherilla. CLUB The purpose of the Business Education Club is to develop knowledge of the business world, to help members grow in personality, and to render service to the school and community. Membership is open to any student in grades nine through twelve. The club sponsors various activities in order to provide two one hundred dollar scholarships for two deserving seniors entering the field of business. Throughout the year the cluh has various speakers and movies concerning the business world and its opportunities. FRENCH CLUB The French Club is an organization devoted to the study of the French language, customs. and self- government. This study of culture is accomplished by the use of lectures, games, films, and field trips. Membership in the club is open to any student tak- ing French in the school. The club sponsors the Mardi Gras, a semi-formal dance held each spring. The time and decorations correspond to the Mardi Gras held in New Orleans annually. The club also holds food sales throughout the year. First Raw: Joanne Buck, Janet Hessel, Cynthia Fernandez, Fay Levnn, Kay Pick, Terry Vollman. Sally Ginsburg. Second Raw: Jack Bishop. Dale Gruvcr. Mary O'Neil, Nancy Shoilenherger, Joyce Follmer, Karen Barlett, Roberta Reaser. Third Row: Mr. Rice, Marlin Brouse, Mike Stamets, Lynn Ditty, Phil Barlett, Dave Ginsburg, Tom Hinkle.

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l l First Raw: Leslie Miller, Martha Pauling, Terry Vollman, Gail Sherman, Elaine Yorke, Pamela Wcrtz. Linda Lee Miller, Judy Snyder, Judy Weikcl. Susan Pauling. Second Row: Ruth McWilliams, Cathy Sherwood. Jnyce Follmer, Nancy Sholien- bcrger, Susan Newton. Linda Renninger, Carol Wcikel, Cynthia Fernandez, Mary O'Neil. Third Row: Patty Foust, Edna Smith, Elaine Bower, Pearl Budman, Ht-len Smith, Linda Gruver. Sandra Mowcry, Jacki Newcomer. Fourth Row: Peggy McClin- tock. Peggy LaFnrme, Jane Smith, Joanne Buck, Ella May Mann. Emilv Tice, Joyce Jarrett, Bonnie Taylor. Penny Kepner. Fillh Row: Judy Swarlhnut. Anno Novinger, Norma Jean Miller, Becky Webb, Charlyn Varner, Sherry Noglc, Claudia Stevens, Sharon Morehart. Sixth Raw: Karen Bnrlett. Linda Woodling, Sharon Haskins, Connie Burley, Linda Wehb, Gloria Fry, Mrs. their interest, to explore opportunities and require- Emery. FUTURE NURSES CLUB The purpose of the Future Nurses Club is to bring together high school young people interest- ed in nursing and health careers in order to share F. T. A. CLUB The Guido-Meek Chapter ofthe Future Teachers of America opens membership to any student in grades ten through twelve who is interested in teach- ing and has the necessary qualities of character, scholarship, and leadership. The purpose of the club is to learn about the opportunities in teaching, to cultivate the qualities ewential in a good teacher, to study the lives of great teachers, and to foster the development of student leadership through cadet teaching. During the year the club earns money to award to a worthy student a 3100 scholarship. ments in these fields, to grow as individuals by working together, and to learn about community life. Any student in ninth through twelfth grades in- terested in nursing and health careers may join. Many of the girls give volunteer service as Hcheer- io girls at Fernandez Nursing Hoare and Muncy Valley Hospital. First Raw: Tom Pauling. Chuck Ranek, Dave Waltman, Phil Bnrlctt, Kip Hull, Don Wright, Jim Miller. Second Row: Flon-nee Ireland, Fay Lovan, Pat Claudfcltcr, Grace Vitkus, Donna McCormick, Nedra Buchta, June Miner-moyer. Third Row: Barbara Dilker. Melinda Mae Pettit, Gail Boden, Janet Hessel, Linda Wnndling, Sharon Haskins, Jane Snyder. Fourth Row: John Robinson. Greg LaForme, Cheryl Eck, Roberta Reaser, Mr. Tmxell. . . W.,