Norwayne High School - Norview Yearbook (Creston, OH)

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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

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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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ellLOI' ay Strrctly Confldentral was he tltle of thls years semor class play It was a fast mov1n comedy the story of two youn couples and thelr soclal and flnancral con fhcts Settm costumes and act ln were well done and the audl ence enjoy ed laughs a plenty Con gratulatlons to the cast the back stace helpers and to Mr KC1StCT the dlrector Front 'Xnne Chalfm Marjorxe R1 enbach Lmda Adams Qandra Russell Row Tun Yalorxe 'Nlarlfo Judy Ree e Het y Homer Mr Kel ter Top Gary Bolen Hal H11 on Ceorge Irvln Davld gchar I uouldnt think 0 trying to Ln luence you Mrs Weather by Call but woulflnt you rather uork or me? 0 uzlh that wrg I say' Only a lady fHL71lSl Here the tables are turned