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

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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.

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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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Q Q -qt an 3 1 5, ,, sg x , I ., . ..ff- Elaine Shinn and Ieff Paul overwhelm Swayzee Elementary third graders by reading a story of adventure and excitement. Elaine and jeff along with other Oak Hill seniors experience exploratory teaching. 1 Health Careers president Linda Estes introduces Mrs. Helen Trook, a guest speaker, to members. HEALTH CAREERS design tray favors for nursing home President Terri Vinson and vice-presi- dent Denise Van Belkum established and directed the plans and program for the Future Teachers of America. Forty students from Southern Wells, Mississinewa, and Oak Hill attended a fall get-together November 10 in the Oak Hill Cafetorium. Madrigal singers enter- tained them by singing Close to You and Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head. Future teachers from these three schools viewed a film entitled See How They Learn and listened to plans for HEADSTART by Mrs. Ransom Bramblet who is a kindergarten teacher in Marion. President Linda Estes and vice-presi- dent Ioleen Cain and sponsor Mrs. Fred Reisner headed the plans to interest stu- dents in nursing through the Health Ca- reers organization. The October meeting featured Mrs. Helen Trook who pre- sented a program from the Visiting Nurses group. During the November meeting, for Thanksgiving members made turkey and candle tray favors for the nursing home. Entering Pam Powell in the District Sweetheart Contest at Huntington high- lighted the fall activities of FFA, better known as the Future Farmers of America. President Ron Cates and vice-president Iack Hunt presided over meetings. future teachers 57