Norwayne High School - Norview Yearbook (Creston, OH)

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F.FA. Banquet Honors Achievement Dairy Team Places Third in State Miller, Star Greenhand, and Steve Schar, Star Chapter F. The 32nd Annual Norwayne FFA banquet was held April 9th in the cafeteria. It was obvious from the beginning that an outstanding group of young men and women were being honored for their achievement. Outstanding member of the year was Ron White who participated in various areas of the program. Receiving the Star Chapter Farmer award was Steve Schar. Steve placed third in the district competition in general livestock judging. The Star Greenhand award was presented to Mike Miller, Mike won the area creed competition and recited the creed at the banquet. Outstanding officers of the year were Karla Shook, retiring secretary, and Doug Zimmerly, retiring president. Guest speaker for the evening was Kevin Wendt, Ohio north central sectional vice president. Wendy encouraged members to Make Things Happen. Charles Shane of Sterling Landmark was selected as Honorary Chapter Farmer for assistance with FFA activities. During the program, the crowning of the FFA queen was held. Queen Kim Miller was chosen by FFA members. The court also included fan and fill Miller, Karla Shook and Michelle Winkler. The highlight of the year ' s activities was the Dairy fudging Team which captured 3rd place in the State of Ohio. Members of the team were Karla Shook, Mark Acker, and Aaron Beery. Left: Karla Shook qualified for her State Farmer Degree at the State FFA Convention. FFA Banquet 133

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Seniors Lead Team to 3rd In County The 1984 Norwayne Boys Track Team was composed mostly of underclassmen and three key seniors, Larry Booth, Steve Kimble, and Scott Moyer. Despite the fact that most mem- bers had little experience, the team sprinted to a 3rd place county league finish and a 4-1 dual meet record, demolishing arch-rival Doyles- town, Dalton, and Rittman, and falling only to county champion Smithville. The importance of senior leadership was especially apparent dur- ing the Hillsdale meet, when a pep talk allowed the team to rally behind to victory. Individual efforts took 3 competitors to the regional meet: Larry Booth, with a school record long jump of 2V 8 3 4 , and an 11.3 clocking in the 100 meter dash: Chad Glanco ' s personal best of 12 ' 0 in the pole vault: Tim Kowalczyk ' s 40.7 300 Meter Hurdles time. Although the three seniors will be badly missed, the young team has reason to be optimistic about it ' s future . . . and anx- ious to see what that future will bring. 134 Boys Track Far Above: Larry Kois is holding the lead in the 2-mile Far Above: Brian Stutz shorn us his perfect form in the relay. discus. Above: Dave Green and Jeff Geiger have another perfect Above: Faces tell the whole story as Steve Kimble clears the hand off. hurdle.