Mount Gilead High School - Mizpah Yearbook (Mount Gilead, OH)

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FHA COMPLETES MANY PROJECTS THIS YEAR The F.H.A. started the year off with a new summer program. It was decided to hold one activity per month. In June, members went to Cedar Point and although it rained, it didn't dampen the girls' enthusiasm. A canoeing outing to Mohican State Park was July's activity. It didn't rain that day but most of the girls ended up getting wet just the same. To end their summer program, the girls went to the Ohio State Fair where they were in charge of the Child Care Center. With the new school came new mem- bers and initiation which was fun for the old members. One of the big annual events is the FHA-FFA I-Iayride which was held the last of October. Holiday activities were a piz- za party, Christmas caroling, and a Christmas Party with a gift exchange. In February, the club held a candy rafie and observed FHA Week. April was a busy month. Some members attended the year's second County Rally and FHA served at the FFA Banquet. In May a Recognition Tea was held to give awards to FHA members for outstanding work. Also new officers for the coming year were installed. To end the year, a picnic was held at the State Lakes. One of Fl-IA's many projects this year was the raffle for a box of Valentine candy. F.H.A.: FRONT ROW: Kim Thompson, Allana Irons, Peggy Lyons, Tammy Varner, Kathy Stewart, Connie Bowersmith. ROW 2: Donna Gray, Lee Mullennix, Marjorie Pope, Laura Nesbitt, Rhonda Sutherland, Carla Spencer, Julie Fisher, Mar- lene Adams, Becky Cass, Karen Hawk. ROW 3: Carol Brey, Jean Jones, Kim Little, Joyce Wilson, Jody Moore, Gaylene Michal, Becky Stevens. ROW 4: Becky Spaulding, Stacy Randall, Lisa Tinch, Melody Hartman, Ramona Lehman, Cindy Chibis, Diane McPeek, Cinci McQuistion, Lesa Foster, Jackie Curis, Kelly McClelland, Connie Ratliff, Judy Butterfield, Nancy Beltz, Kim Gompf. ROW 5: Eddie Scribner, Tammy Patrick, Vicki Cooper, Lesa Westbrook, Kim Fix, Donna Myn- hier, Jackie James, Michelle Wells, Renee Lackey, Kay Powell, Donna Volgalsang, linda Phillips. BACK ROW: Marshall Barnett, Candy Patterson, Mrs. Nancy Norgard, Miss Carol Boyer, Patty LaRoche, Debbie Lloyd, Teresa Lehman, Debbie Benedict, LuAnn Taylor, Teri Gardner, Debbie Knight, Teresa Barnett, Rick Mounts, Marie Mounts, Rhonda Irons, Rose- marie George, Karen Patrick. 25

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19 6 MIZPAH STAFF IS VERY SMALL The 1976 Mizpah Staff found many clubs and organiza- tions were not very active this year. Materials for the 76 Mizpah were not to plentiful. Terry Ramborger and her layout staff spent many hours working on the 1976 Mizpah. Terry also did most of the art work in this edition. 'iw f W ii, :gigs S, fi 11 f YV,Qi?WiIf',, 4, , 14 M55 1 5 2 ,z ,,Jjg1, ' we-S ff'5f'1 . M 1' , vi ,sag I I ' I Kent Logan, Editor of the 1976 Mizpah, takes pictures of the Mt. Gilead Relays. MIZPAH STAFF: KNEELING: Steve Miller, Kent Logan, Ed- die Kline. SITTING: Janjagger, Kim Kennedy, Terry Ram- borger, Carla Curts, Corinne I-Ietrick. STANDING: Mr. Miller, Colleen O'Su11ivan, LuAnn Burnell, Shari Kreider, Bill Conaway, Tom Whiston, Tim Siegfried, Caren Machen, Rhonda Poland. 24 V

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FFA INCREASES IT FARMI G PROGRAM Activities of the Mount Gilead Future Farmers of Amer- ica in this school year have been educational, ambitious, and enjoyable. The chapter has been involved in several new undertakings this year. Twenty-Eve acres of corn were planted on land in Edison and irewood was cut and sold as a means of enriching the chapter's treasury. As a commun- ity service, the chapter initiated an automobile safety pro- gram at the high school. After the election of new officers, the new oficers attended a seminar at Ashland High School to learn more about the duties of their respective oidices. During the year, the Mount Gilead Chapter entered teams in Soil, Wool, Agronomy, and Livestock Judging Contests. In April Tim Cover and Dale Howard represented Mount Gilead at the 1976 State FFA Convention. in Columbus. Becky West was selected as a member of the All-Ohio FFA ...ad! ', ,,,i ,As g a ' Q L an it 3: .F . Y , VW- ., A T y 1 1-Q 5' ,.4 Q1Df:2j D ,V Y V H -5 J if .,.f.v-v A. . I , if-rigs I Phil McChesney illustrates the depth at which their chisel plow operates. Band which was entertained at the State Convention. Also at the Convention, John Linder received recognition for his State Farmer Degree. Right: President Tim Cover congratulates seniors John Lin- der, Stan Newson, Dick Ritchey, Garry Stevens, Lud La- Roche, John McLain, and Rick Chilcote for their work in FFA. F.F.A,: FRONT ROW: Rick Chilcote, Stan Newson, John Linder, jim Bartlett, Laurie Keith, Becky West, Rick Bower- smith, Lynn Underwood. ROW 2: Adenna Everhart, Mike Kyle, Carla Spencer, Robin Bowersmith, Mark Conkle, Tony Brake, Ron Poland, Phil McChesney, Gerry Myers, Todd Corder, Sunney Murphy, Laurie Wuertz, Lud LaRoche, Richard Hudgel, Bob Howell, Phil Gordon. ROW 3: Chuck Miller, Sam Mullins, Kevin Kelly, Kent Osborn, Wayne Gilbert, Terry Helman, Clayton Hetrick, Phil Lyons, Willard Fissell, Dennis Dumbaugh, Mike Spencer, Wes Williams, Harold Whipple, Steve Damron, Eddie Holtrey, Keith McLain. BACK ROW: Advisor Don Galleher, Garry Stevens, Ron Williams, Steve Miller, Steve Newson, Randy Meyers, Randy Keith, Roger Murphy, Mark Ireland, Dale Howard, Gary Harman, Scott Shipman, Ralph Lyons, Mark McDaniels, David Kyle. 26