New Lexington High School - Lexingtonian Yearbook (New Lexington, OH)

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F.F.A. Engages in a Wide Variety of Activities First Row: John Whitlatch, Arnold Shipley, Donald Caton, Larry Lindamood, Gary Snaner, Jim O'Brien. Second Row: Rick Howdyshell, Ray Wilkins, David Ream, Phil Hillis, Jim McCloy, Jay Householder. Third Row: Walter Byrant, Lonny Woods, Terry Blosser, Jim Reynolds, Bill Newlon. 16

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First Row: Andy Dickerson, Pam Shumaker, Connie Hannan, Patty Scott, Steve Johnson. Second Row: Bill Newlon, Fay Lemity, Karla Grigsby, Susie Curran, Guy Yarger. Third Row: Roger Wollenberg, Brenda Dickson, Beverly Gottke, Danny Lloyd. Fourth Row: Don Danielson, Mike Snyder, Grace Keister, Larry Gleason. Student Council Represents Student Body The Student Council is composed of a representative from each home room under the supervision of the principal, Mr. Lewis. This organization functions as a representative body of the students to the administration. Duties of the Student Council include taking charge of home room classes while the teachers are holding meetings and distributing materials to the students from the principal's office. The 1965-66 Student Council officers are as follows: president, Brenda Dickson; vice-president, Larry Gleason; secretary, Don Danielson; and treasurer. Fay Lemity. 15

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First Row: Ed Fink, Ronald Moose, Jim Brown, Jim Fink, John Keister. Second Row: Lester Keister, Alma Hoops, Bob Gilligan, George Seals, Mike Garey, Richard Scott. Third Row: Rick Bruckelmyer, Steve Mohler, Roy Sinift, Mike Snyder, Jerry Householder. The Vocational Agriculture Department, under the direction of Mr. Lee Folk, consists of five fields: livestock production, crop production, agriculture engineering, farm management, and Future Farmers of America. The F.F.A. organization is a part of the total vocational agriculture program. It is a national chapter organization with chapters in all fifty states. Officers of the New Lexington Chapter for the 1965-66 year were Jim Brown, president; Jerry Householder, vice-president; Jay Householder, treasurer; Doug Bauer, secretary; Ed Fink, sentinel; Bill Newlon, reporter; and Mike Snyder, student advisor. The F.F.A. engages in a wide range of activities. Some of these activities are state judging contests, parliamentary procedure contests, monthly meetings, and county and state fairs. Achievement awards are offered each year for F.F.A. members. Pins can be earned in various ways. Ways of earning degrees include: attendance at meetings, parliamentary procedure, outstanding farming programs, and other leadership and agricultural achievements. 17