North Central High School - Aquila Yearbook (Pioneer, OH)

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The North Central Chapter of Future Teachers of America has become an active organization in the school. This chapter is open to high school stu- dents interested in teaching. The main 9051 Of the F.T.A. is to give its members an idea of what the teaching profession entails. Mem- bers are often called upon to substitute teach, monitor tests and grade papers. This gives the person an idea of the actual classroom procedures. In the 1962 school year, the F.T.A. chapter was officially presented to the chapter. Another major accomplishment was the setting up of a merit system which gives each person a goal to strive for during his membership. Many activities are carried out through the year. Sci FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: Carole Buerk, Treasurer, Neva Whitney, Secretary, Betty Hadley, Presidentg Doyle Rodenbeck, Vice Presidentg Mr. Gerig, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Linda Mapes, Mary Ricks, Ianet Kintner, Lyndall Hug, Darlene Dietrich, Larry Wine. THIRD ROW: Nancy Kwader, Sue Morningstar, Ioy Hess, Carol Oliver, Greg Thorp, Dennis Wyman, Ieff Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Bistline, David Gallutia, Gary Hambleton, Steve Clymer, Dwight Wilson. MISSING: Bonnie Beck, Reporter. ence Club This year we had a very active Science Club. They sponsored the first science fair to be held here in several years. In this fair, there were 41 projects coming from the general science, biology, chemistry classes as well as the lower six grades. This year officers were Norman Thorp, president: Fred Bryner, vice presidentg Rodney Hendricks, Roger Meyer, treasurer, Bob Hoffman, librarian, Charlie White, reporter. FRONT ROW: Roger Meyer, Rodney Hendricks, Norman Thorp, Fred Bryner, Bob Hoffman, Chuck White. SECOND ROW: Ronald Wells, Grant Shepard, Donald Wells, Merrill Frame, Roger Hess, Mr. Hendricks, Advisor. 26

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: Mr. Melhorn, Advisory Bill Knepper, Frank Lantz, Kendall Traxler, John Dietrich, Ron Slagle, Ray Rupp, Rick Repp, Steve Critchfield. SECOND ROW: Kenny Konoif, Ralph Deloamp, jim Waterston, Chuck Rummel, Iim Messner, Carmen Cummins, Ion Lantz, Arlon Schroeder, Duane Prisbie, Edwin Sutton. THIRD ROW: Larry Wine, Roger Kosier, Dean Kosier, Dennis Stark, Ronnie Kunkel, Bill Kosier, Dennis Downing, Don Kollar, Gary Manley, Rodney Hendricks. FOURTH ROW: Lavon Sumner, Bob Edinger, Bob Robison, Dean Hutchison, Norman Coler, Iim Speakman, Bob Suntken, Richard Walkup, Larry Manley. In the picture shown at the right are Bob Edinger and Norman Coler shoveling corn at the Vo-Ag. Farm. Many hours were spent at this farm plowing, fitting ground, planting and har- vesting crops. Through this work, there is provided on-the- job training and a fine educational program. At left is Iim Waterston watering and brushing two of his show pigs. Iim has been in Vo-Ag for two years and plans to go into farming upon graduation.

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Belly Jane From Punkin L 3 I1 e CSENIOR PLAYJ Bob Hulbert, Elaine Gilcher, Bob Taylor Ann Kintner, Bob Taylor CAST: FROM BACK ROW: Left to Right. Bob Hulbert . . . . Bob Taylor . . Iohn Dietrich . Marv Hane . . Betty Ioy . . Ann Kintner . . Elaine Gilcher . Sandy Weaver . Neva Whitney . Ruth Leslie . . Suzy Oyer . . Ianet Rickard . . . Mary Sue Louheed Mrs. Evers .... Gordon Gilbert . Iohnny Finch Hank Hardwater Harvey Higgins Widow Simmons . Gertie Gilbert . Mrs. Gilbert Widow Simmons Prudence Putter . . Auntie Bean Betty Iane Bean Martha Simmons . . Ketchy Finch . Play Director Suzy Oyer, Bob Hulbert, Elaine Gilcher Betty Jane decides to solve the financial problems of Auntie Bean by marrying the city artist, Gordon Gilbert. Meanwhile, the penny-pinching Widow Simmons tries to swindle the Beans out of a field that an air line wants for a landing field, but Johnny, Hank, and Betty lane prove that the country folk can take care of themselves in a manner that is sure to please all who love fair play.