Oak Hill High School - Inflight Yearbook (Converse, IN)

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Row I, left to rrght IS bmrth, Ireasurer F Kelley, Reporter l Rersner, Presldent l. Schaumleffel Xrce Presrdent R Smrth beeretary B bharp Sentrnel Row 2 Mr Torqerson, D Ressrnger B Strange J Relsner Arcrl R Mrlls, P Fo st, I bm tl Rowg P Chandler, D GO1dlIlE,, L Lnderwood, b Deeter, G Weax er, C oldrng D Cates Roy 4 ea , R Buc er lx Oswat Bevmgton, E Broun, 5 lnrner l H rt, I xxson ov 3 I Hart I3 Henderson, T Re nolds D Oxxrngs royer, M broxsn, M lem lll FFA The Oak H111 Future Farmers of Amerrca, under the drrectron of Mr Torgerson, has had a very rnterestrnyj and worth wlnle year They have entered rnto many contests thrs year These rncluded Land Judyjrnb Crop Judynny, forestry, Poultry Darry and Lrvestock e F F sponsored two socral actrvrtres thrs year a I ather and Son banquet and a basketball league e F F rarsed sorghum and sold the molasses Thrs project went very well They also partrcrpated rn the pest contests 'l hrs rs a very worth xvhrle organwatron and IS to he commended for rts frne work ll Z Q 505110 9 QAQXFAW D f QQ . I . , . .. 5 . V J, t . , Q D K. ' J. G.1',.' .-u .'i1. :. . 'A' .' . '- . G ' , . . X' : M. B ll '. kl , 1. ' 1, R. ' 1 . ' -. V , 1. a .Lay . Rx 'z '. , . . y' , . , I- Sl ' ' - U Pl' - O I U , . . . . I is 2. xi. ,gf r ' ' v ' ' r r 'al' 'R ' n 'VX'-fr' A. . Q V ,Y . 3 V 'I ,ffnp X V ,D Y YI 1 . Y . I. . N Th ' ' ' ' ' : : O 'X gy' 7' Th . .,x. ' U I l . ' ' 5 76 I Q 9 , V . ' . 7 I . . . Y . . . . C It 1, 6 l , 1 ' F - U I. -5 -

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Ron one, 5e1ted lett to rrght Judy Snnth Presrdent karen Bnrolcer, VICE l,I'6SlLlCllI Lrnda bf1tterth1111te, becre tary Clll'1S Colley, lre1surer Xlvs Orrell, Ch 11111111 Jenny hrovont, Sergeant 1t Xl'lllS Row .wo Mr Xshhx Karen Vrclxrey, lxlelxa fllOlllZ1 Xnn lxeefer, Piilll Wxnwer, Pat Deeter R011 three Janenne Yrehols karen Rnd or! P1t bU'1IIOll, C1role button, lxI1rx O Ne 11 Row four lx1I'Cl1 Xklherq, Palll lennnq lllldill Caldwell Trl HL Y e r H1 H l1eg111tl1e1rIrp7c3 he 1et1v1 hx ClCCIlllK new offrcers Thex hold therr lllCCf 111115 once 1 lllO 1 a 1 etx or 1ct1v1t1es 111d prolects lhev n11de l11sl1et h1ll pro1'r11115fc1r onr home 1lllCS colltet d C ot1 nw forthe needv Clllldl'Cll of the Nllllfll decor1ted fllI'lSIlll'lS tree for the hall 111 the llllllk ofthe school 1dopted 111 Ofllllnlll lIl'l4.lG pl 111s to 1 1olde1e1' 1 a 1 111dex1 shew 'llld bponsored 1 leap Hear D lllCf, lehr111r1. 2 , 1 O Y h1s done xerx wc xnle v 1 1 lS ro11111nl1r'erexerx e1r Q ' . ..K I' ' . 7 X - f v , . . ' . ,r ' . - 1 9 v 1 ' K 'g ' 'I' H gn I C .'g ' fix 1 ,- . 1 1 . 1' ' V 7 r . r 3 , I Y LJ. ' , , . C . . . , 0 I - - Q5 ,. X 'Ih Ti- '-' K. ' ' 'tics f ' y fm f ' ' ' ' - 1 15' . 1 ' N 4 ntl . This year the clnh had 'ari- l' 1 c ' . l' 4 F' . W I L L ' ' L L, . 1 gt g 1 1 e l l- ri ' I' , g 1 the f ' . 1 ' 1 Illflll ' ling gt 1 I f 5 Q f 1 Illllhtl snnll, 1 reles to sellghtd 'z fflle 115. A - L f-, L , 7, k , Q gh . The 'l'ri-lii- ' I ' 1' 1rth l ' 1 '1'Ol'l' .nd'g 1151 1

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1' B+ J I . 7 ,if 5-1 vv J . qv Y '.. ., lst row, left to right: Ruth llamilton, Anita Rhorer, Mary lillen Miller, Donna Younce, Nancy Rundio, Donna Renbarger, Beth Meyers, 2nd row: Tom Green, Karen Rudorf, Judy Smith, Deanne Mosbey, Nancy Lake, Bonnie Mobley, Sharon Graham, 3rd row: Rhea Barker, Kay Middlesworth, Beverley Cllevanger, Sue Sirk, Jeannie War- nock, Judy Cain, Karen Kendall, Mary Lynn Landis. 4th row: Mr. Wise, Mrs, Torgerson, Tom Dubois, llarreld Davis, David Kilburn, Merle Templin, Bob Sharp. Oak Bark Composed for the first time this year was the school paper for Oak liill High School. At the first meeting one of the first items to decide upon was a new name. Deanna Mosbey offered the suggestion of Oak Bark, The staff voted for this name and its decision was unanimous. Editor Donna Younce and assistant editor, Nancy Rundio, have both attended the Indiana University Journalism Clinic. There have been several special features and columns in the Oak Bark this first year: such as Through the Eagle's Eye and Coming Events. The editors, sponsors and staff have done a good job this first year considering the many problems involved in publishing one printed paper for a school housed in two buildings.