Pequea Valley High School - Pequoian Yearbook (Kinzers, PA)

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WIN SEVERAL AWARD Paul Clark, a junior, Won first place in the weed identification contest at Hershey, in competition with vocational agriculture students from P ennsylv ania . Senior high students gain practical experience in the ag' shop. stered Holstein heifer calf. Wendel Wendel Ranck, a jtmior, with his regi U won this heifer which was donated by a local Holstein breeder. 27

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PEQUEA' FUTURE F The junior and Senior classes have a computer similation program in which they change the program of a model farm according to their interests and according to the man- ner in which they conceive that the farm would be Wbrked at its most effectual level. The students are helpinga doctoral candidate with his thesis by doing this research proj- ect. Bob Wanner competed against twenty-four other boys in the Na- tional Livestock Showmanship Con- test. Bob had no intentions of enter- ing the contest, until the individual who was to represent the state of New Mexico failed to present him- self at the contest. At the urging of Mr. I-Iorchler, Bob entered the con- test and Won the first place prize. The chapter officers are: jim Esbenshade, sec- rctaryg Bob Wanner, prcsidentg Art Bomberger, vice-prcsidentg Wendel Ranck, chaplaing Paul Clark, treasurerg Ross Wanner, reporter. Mike Houck, sentinel, was absent. s 1 1 1 -J 1' IA.: Bob W umcr ch 1 -' - . . . pier president. won alirst N1 A 111 xx ll I :kb gt r b c iw em .ix-.xirtl .at the National FFA Con vcntnon in K.ms.1s CMT. He t.-OI, the Immun - , , - ' - 1 u t llx Cblkxfk ShO'-'flllalilihip Covslcst i., Comm ,x w - - .. ,, L with Students from t'.-semi'-1'ix'c st ites E muon Freshmen learn how to keep neat, accurate, farm records 4 gy,

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f. FUT RE HOMEM KERS HOST cou TY co VE T1o As advised by Miss Zepp, Pe- quea's Future I-Iomemakers of America Chapter hosted 240 girls Who attended the Fall County Fl-IA meeting. Doris Howe moderated a successful panel discussion on the Generation Gap as Evelyn Huyett represented the younger generation. The future homemakers made Christmas candles as a money- making project. They served as waitresses for banquets . Also spon- sored by the FHA were the annual Cherry Pie Contest and Mother- Daughter Tea. Jeanne Herr, Vivian Bomberger and Donna Denlinger were recipi- ents of the State Homemaker's De- gree. l 'ab-VU, I Qt X, ,fi .,- uiremcnts are freshmen FHA b - ' C1 k Y onne ml rq r c u' IF li 1 R111 Hluud and XqnCyYOSt- mem ers. Debbie ar , ,V