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

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Dancing to The Reactions queen Marsha Neeley, Steve Crouch enjoy the Spell of the Stars. .,,,, iw... . . 5-,Q--.-'gg ffm we i-iw? 'xg 73: ., . it ,E 7 M? QM-11'-.g' 'fe V ' J A ,A ' . ' Y A , v Yi ,Q .: !3' fy ,, V 5-Q fy' ,' X 1 . . Oak Hill junior Lesa Walters enjoys the fresh air Using their skills at Tri-Hi'Y PiCHiC' K1'iSfi Prickett, and open spaces at the Tri-Hi-Y trip to Salamonie. Lila I-211'1'iSOI1, l-and Cook, Kim Green cook. Patty Mock, Lynn Ford, and Pam Powell stroll near Salamonie Reservoir at Tri-Hi-Y picnic Singing the Christmas carol What Child Is This for the Omega Mother-Daughter tea, Oak Hill Seniors Iohn Simon and Pam Powell strenuously seek the right harmony.

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Salamonie state park offers relaxation for TRI-HI-Y picnic During the Tri-Hi-Y Bundle Days, the Alpha and Omega chapters collected over one ton of clothing to send to Appalachia. Also the two clubs worked together on the Christmas dance, Spell of the Stars, where they featured Debbie Rose as a gypsy fortune teller. Sophomore, Marsha Neeley escorted by Steve Crouch, reigned over the dance. The girls donated the money from the queen contest to charity. On September 9, the members of the Omega and Alpha chapters journeyed to Salamonie State Park for a picnic. On February 9 in the school cafetorium, Alpha chapter members brought their dads to a Father-Daughter Banquet. This year's officers included-presi- dent, Susan Bricker, vice president, Marly Rybolt, secretary, Ann Rybolt, treasurer, Ruth Ann Gribbin, Chaplin, Rhonda Felheim, Sergeant at Arms, Iill Drake, and historian, Lana Cook. The sponsor of the Alpha Chapter of Tri- Hi-Y was Mrs. Dorman Tyner, the minis- ter was Rev. Russel Hall, and their advisor, Mrs. Carl Rucker. Omega officers this year included- president, Rosemary Renbarger, vice- president, Ioleen Cain, secretary, Dollie Lawson, treasurer, Debbie Key, chaplain, Pam Powell, historian, Patty Mock, and sergeant at arms, Kathy Gribbin. Their sponsor was Mrs. Ted Ford, their minis- ter Rev. james Rhine, and their advisor, Mrs. Ralph Williams. Omega and Alpha Tri-Hi-Y sponsors, Mrs. Ted Ford and Mrs. Dorman Tyner, relax at Salamonie. 54 alpha, omega tri-hi-y Referring to their childhood days, Oak Hill Juniors swing and enjoy a relaxing day at Salamonie. Entertaining the 1970 Tri-Hi-Y, Sam Homer sing popular folk tune, SOO Miles. hu- 1 IKE I xMH5P'!'Flf .. 1' l. 2if3,K -YH-nf

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Q50 W , 'Wi .....: 'f ' ,- M,,,,..f-f 'Ns-S.. . Q ' V --X . Senior FFA president Ron Cates relates to members the coming schedule of activities for 1970-71. As teachers for the future, Kathy Kellams, Gloria Yonts, and Cindy Schwaiger help with induction. 56 future farmers l a 1 are ,L ,V .+.. 5, . i,Mgg,w, , 5, ,N 1 3 . gh-ls. ii f J , ' f2'?e?,' Oak Hill High School student nurse Karen Shattuck, under the leadership of sponsor Mrs. Fred Reisner, telephones home for one of the flu victims as winter took its toll of absences because of the monster. How to Handle a Woman, remains a memory in the heart and mind of Oak Hill senior Pam Powell, who won the FFA Sweetheart trophy, and Diane Stevens, who accompanied her on the piano.