Mulhall Orlando High School - Panther Yearbook (Orlando, OK)

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l at Top: At the monthly business meeting everyone listened and was eager to get the year off to a good start. Bottom Left: Front Row: K. Burgess, Historian, G. Orr, Vice-President, S. Bay, President, L. Segura, Secretary, K. Downs, Reporter. Back Row: R. Adkisson, L. Richards, S. Kolb, N. Zimmer, C. Watters, S. Wise, D. McBlair, I. Day, and Mrs. Stoddart. Bottom Right: At the 1983 FHA banquet Andy Bowden was named outstanding beau. fMike Fillmore, Lavonna Wade, the Dream for Tomor ow Andy Bowden, Lesa Richards, Carl Cunningham, and Lorain Day.l A L? Kimi? .tfc,fl ' . vi ' -Q , -ff V1 F: '251f:i':'f -:WJ-a44Mf ::1'U lil .l!:-5923?-iA5!'Ll:4efk?f 553- f V ' ' stiff was - - of , . ,,-fre.: 1.1-mw..fv,:,,,rfii,:f..:a- ::,w.t:- mm. ass if fp.:,.e: f i , W. S J' . Q, , j ---k 2 5 , ks H 2' . 4 y a is --'22 if '-'- I y 'A f ' L 1 ' i .. .,,, - .. -- L. vs J, ,,,.. ,. . v 5' A was sf at ,Si -vw t, W aw ' ffl V A i iik- -

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Top Left: The new officers were installed on October 6 by Lesa Richards, last year's FHA president. Top Right: All of the new members are enjoying a skit which was performed by Gayelea Orr, Lesa Richards, and Leticia Segura. I l l Bottom Left: New members Chress Watters, Dolly McBlair, Kell!! Downs, Stacey Wise, Iaylene Day, Kristy Burgess, Sarai Kolb, Nadine Zimmer, and Rhonda Adkisson were proud to receivk: their membership awards because this meant that initiation weelc was officially over. Bottom Right: A point system was kept by this year's treasurer, Yvonne Hermann. This system will determine which members will go to the FHA state rally in Oklahoma City. Q l l'fW453Q'5i zx l :'5Q'l f?f ff 'Mies ' 'Q K ' W K? 'lr ,-: 'A:wf5?!?'W' . 2'faintEff'1e5Ei52??lirEWI:?W5 5,-,lf 11-Y71:f'Li33i '3i?e!iiSS:.?i:5iLs59W5uL40i'?t'1255lWfii?5'sY3' l M7S?L!SiW1fSI?ifiSl259Viim,, c,, 'f ' fw:rSi4ii41v f,Qi-Tffzii - sf W sit .a a , s- Nw .. fflw? El ,y an fff,sat::fw fr wrt Mi' 93 A553 Film:-1,-v-Weimar T ,f ,es fe ' Z. gk -as KI V..-7 Q ,I X M M A F , , , A Z V r N ,QWA A ,V V1 1,4 dialgimwlgg.kgglxgy,giQE?5gvE5g5igj3,.ki,w , Wfgd5553,,.3jIi5QQV5xgapggggggilwqigigxqitigwit if - W Q- QQ .L - - M2-f s Q H Q '- fi ffl l , . ,. l ll w. i l l i i i i i I l -.yn S

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Four-H means the equal training of the head, heart, hands, and health of every member. By learning to be efficient and compassionate, thinking clearly and keeping our bodies healthy we become better citizens for our club, community, country and world. The M-O 4-H clubs participate in a variety of activities which teach life skills, such as citizenship, sportsmanship and leadership. Q13 Rebekah Spaulding and Sharla Padgett used baby-food jars to make an attractive craft at Mini-Roundup. Q23 janet Weinkauf, Laura jones, Rochelle Henke, and Genelle Koch helped paint the educational building at the county fairgrourids. Q35 The grade school 4-H clubs have a total of 40 members. Q95 The junior high and high school clubs have 90 members. 14, 5, 63 The Farmers Olympics is a favorite with M-O 4-Hers. After racing against time and other teams to roll round bales, carry water and stack square bales, the M-O clubs brought i i,,i , 4-H making the best better! gyyggx W S n.. ,an 1 w 4451453 nh