Prairie Heights Community High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Lagrange, IN)

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STUDENT COUNCIL INITIATES MANY NEW PROJECTS The concession stand during the noon hour. The student council, headed by Harold Conley, worked hard during the year to make the organiza- tion useful to the entire student body. Last fall the officers of the club attended a stu- dent council workshop and derived many new ideas; many of which developed into school projects. The student council assumed the obligation of operating the concession stand during all home bas- ketball games, plus initiating the opening of the stand during regular school noon hour. The 1967 council introduced the idea of selling milk shakes along with the other concessions. They sponsored dances, the march of dimes campaign, etc. --ideas that may stay with the system for many years in the future . STUDENT COUNCIL ROW ONE: L. Aldrich, C. Reed, B. Glasgow (V. Pres.), H. Conley (Pres.), J. Luttman, B. McNett, B. Keyes. ROW TWO: J. Bell, C. Hicks, S. Helmuth, C. Henderson, S. Kellet (Treas.), J. Sleeper, D. Bryant, J. Halsey (Sec).

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SCIENCE CLUB ROW 1: R. Ernsberger (Treasurer), R. Wolheter, B. Glasgow (adv. committee), K. Lash, J. VanWagner (Presi- dent). ROW 2: Mr. Noffsinger (sponsor), K. Gropp (Secretary), D. Graham, K. Gage (adv. committee), J. Hughes, Mr. Gambill (sponsor). ROW 3: R. Hutchens, S. Ruhl, D. Stayner, T. Diehl, Rich. Ernsberger, D. Stalf (adv. committee), R. Simon, D. Conley. The Science Club does stimulating and fascinating ex- periments such as the pictures at the left shows. Here a few students put forth their efforts in shooting off a rocket--to the moon? Well, who knows what will hap- pen in the future . Club members watch as Dan Reese conducts an experi- ment.

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FFA ROW ONE: R. Coney, J. Prough, S. Army, T. Ruhl, D. Hollowell, T. Army. ROW TWO: R. Ernsberger (Vice Pres.), D. Cosby, P. Heckler, R. Wolheter (Treasurer), A. Mynhier, R. Engle, C. Henderson, D. Starret, M. Gor- don, J. Kruger. ROW THREE: G. Hollowell, D. Easterday, D. Beiswanger (President), S. Perkins, C. Brown, R. Nelson, J. Leaders, R. Perkins, R. Ernsberger, M. Schuhler, F. Sobasky. ROW FOUR: J. Coney, R. Randol, M. Roades, B. Lawson, A. Pfafman, C. Rude, M. Frey, D. Dunkel, E. Gordon, R. Klingerman, R. Friedele, L. Sel- lers (Secretary). ROW FIVE: B. Clingan, R. Porter, M. Brown, R. Albright, G. Kessler, T. German (Reporter), J. Smart, T. Penick, E. Helmuth, G. Call, R. Emerick, J. Hodge. ACTION IS THE KEY WORD Prairie Heights is very proud of its hard-working and very active FFA. They have won many contests in the fields of public speaking, essays, and im- promptu speaking. They have a unique program of work in which they have sold over 3,000 dollars of corn, and have planted as many as 10,000 trees. The FFA also has a point system whereas the hardest working members, through their achievements of a certain number of points, are eligible to go on trips. Prairie Height ' s FFA prepares the boys for an occupation in farming and in agricultural business. FFA boys make a final tabulation on the Pest Contest. In the picture they have such things as birds heads and rodents ' tails. FFA boys make a final tabulation on the Pest Con- test. In the picture they have such things as birds heads and rodents ' tails.