Norwayne High School - Norview Yearbook (Creston, OH)

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3 s FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Don Schar. Standard Bearer: Mr. Lynn Welker, Adviserg Kenneth Landes, Reporlerg Addie Widmer, Vice-Presidentg Don Casser, Presidentg George Irvin, Secrntaryg Ron Winkler, Treasurerg Larry Beichler, Sentinel. One of the most active organizations of Norwayneg the Future Farmers of America. has had an exceptionally good year. Last spring the dairy-judging team won first place in the district. A short time later, not to be outdone, the soil-judging team won top honors in the district and then went on to win second place in the state. Richard Daye and Larry Beichler lin lower leftl are all smiles for they were the winners in the Public Speaking Contest. Addison Wiflmer and Ronald -Casser lin lower right? examine an Electric Board which was lent to the vocational agriculture classes by the Ohio Power Company. 'Hr I Rv 'W ff' 4,115 Q. iii' ii ii we X ,.-noi, 9 I sllih A : me Q fa st - JP V W in L VV fk -- MY, .-5 x K xx! . IV fl, ' L 'U Jig 5' Don Garrison and Ken Schar finish a hay rack Dave Wurgler repairs Dad's tractor.

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SUJJ4 JJ f0,,f,,1Qm,,, ,4 cl mf, OFFICERS Ruth R1 enbach RPFUVWV qandra Imhoff Song Lender 'Hrs Bwrbara Bliiler f4d1f-VV Carole Bef-ry Pres dent Nlanlyn Vfmkler Plifllllfflf' lflflflfl Sh1rley Casser Hrsfvrwrr Jane R1 enbach Vzre Presrdent Thelma Wllson Tff'f'5Uff'f Marjone R1 enhach SCCVNHVY The Future Homemakers of Amerlca IS an or an 1Lat1on that creates good wrll amonfr f3mlll6S and commun1t1es Projects dur1n the year were bake sale roller skatmo party work for Mer1t of Ho Front M Wmkler J R1 enhach Carole Beery Dar lene Walter XIHI'-IOYIE R1 enhach Thelma W1l n Carolyn Nfclilhaney Mrs Blxler Row Two Barbara Yoder ,lamce Yea ley Nlarjorle Lance Donna Gas er Zelda qteele Barbara Numbers Ceorgla West Carol Irvln Karen Oller Imda Bus qhelhy Mclflhaney Ruth R1 enbach Rom Tlzrm Rome Rah r Dorothy Henderlon Kathy Qtanley Nhrj r1e Russell Barbara Nllller Nancy 'Norton Kathy W1lcox Patsy Rolen Karen Cornet! Karen flandv Rarluurn Jackson Wanda Bolen Marjorle Iaflm a sophomore was our w1nner of the Cherry Ple Bakn Contest Qhe dld not place 1n the second round at qmlthvllle but as far as eatmg was concerned her p1e wasawmner nor Chmstmas party for resldents of the Old Peoples Home party for Sterhng kmder a ten Easter E Hunt at Chlldrens Home served at Open House and F F A Banquet Carol Lance Qandra Imhoff J11dy Smeller Row Four que 'NIcFreder1ck Qandra 'NIorr1son Jean Cleckner Anelta Phllhps NIHTJOTIC Laflm Janet Rastorfer Penny Reed Jo ce Wloore D1ane f'1et Amy M1ller Nancy NIHIIJHCII Kathryn Hartzler Carol Ehler Joyce Rugh Top Lmda Leatherman qhlrley Casser Shlrley Bach man 'XIar1lwn Sche-mr1ch Judy Boye Darla Landfs Dlane Lutz Lmda I unn1n ham larol Hess qlurley Wllson Gathle Xonn W anda Kaser

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7 Mi er .4 wzar .4 Jim Rupp and George lrvin had the best Project Books. Mr. Welker may well he proud of the many honors won by the hoys of his Chapter. The general livestock judging team also did quite well, although they did not place in the top ten of the state. Tom Smeller works on his shop project. Don Harley and Ron Casser get some first To carry on their many activities, the F.F.A. has had to under- take a numher of fund-raising projects. Among these were: mixing and selling rat poison, selling reflector tape and screwdriver sets, and having scrap drives. Late last summer, under the' Conduct of Meetings Division, the Fair Booth entered by Norwayne won the Grand Champion- ship in its class at the State Fair. Part of this winning booth is shown at left. Norwayne's Parliamentary Procedure Team won top honors in the District, heating out second-place Wooster by one and one-half points. Team members were: Ron Casser. Boh Smeller, Don Schar, Don Harley, Larry Beichler. Top: Phil Kreider, Ken Landes, Addie Widmer, Don Casser, Ron Winkler, George Irvin. hand experience with axle grease below, 'y fl-'Q Q - A s