Ridge High School - Reflector Yearbook (Van Wert, OH)

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Y Davl-5 ' De n . rank , rd E-va115' Dolgoenig' F .En lenhaw1Pl Rldgw TWO: Nnzwilired Davl , Qarl W01 garter. R rt MCCOY' W ONE.. U n, Dale he' Robe - ht RO fyomhnso Wynsbefg Le-it to ri-S any Dean rt van e gym .ry Albe W 31221, BMW F313 om Eaken' E13-Zaurice Perry, There are eighteen boys enrolled in vocational agriculture, and we are nearing a goal of three projects per boy with fifty-one projects this year. Our aim is to develop leadership, co-operation, responsibility, and thrift in the boys. We hope to accomplish this through F.F.A. Robert McCoy won a four year scholarship to Ohio State, by taking the Ohio State Voca- tional Agriculture test. He also won a trophy on soy beans, an award given by Holland Pio- neer Mills. The officers for this year are: President ...... . Robert McCoy Vice-President . . . . David Leathers Secretary . . Carl Wollenhaupt Treasurer . . Dean Tomlinson Reporter . . Jean Geisman Sentinel . . . Frank Bartel Z0

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Y-IH S 'Q t Right' ROW ONE: Ioan Johnson, Marian Davies, Bonnie Lu Logan,Arlene Hyman, Mary Patty Gillespie. ROW TWO: Miss Bowyer, Rosie Griffin, Jean Lou Stewart, Louise Goodwin, Alice Good, ret Reidenbach, Ar- Left o . Ellen Ritchie, Helen Dunifon, D mint, Evelyn Kerns, Dotty na Long. ROW THREE: Marga bara Hines, Marilyn Ritchie, Poe Helen e O'Leary LaDon 'ne Shook, Bar Ellen , Betty .To Vogt, Mary Alice , ' . Long, Doris Hines, Rose Elai ' utsey, Anna Lee Busch. lene Perry, Bonnie Carlotta Eaken, Shirley Davies, Marilyn Yo The Ridge Y-Teens Club of twenty-eight girls was organized with Arlene Hyrnan as president, Anna Lee Busch as vice president, Mary Alice O'Leary secretary, and Louise Goodwin treasurer. Arlene, who represented our club at the Y-Teens conference at Denison University, was also elected County Y-Teen president. The installation of officers was a religious candle light service, followed by a tea for mothers and guests. Our Easter Chapel services were in charge of Rev. Phillip Benbower of the Middle Point Presbyterian Church. Music was furnished by the girls. Our projects have been the covering of a davenport and chair for the school rest room, the sending of packages to England and Belgium, giving of gifts to the County Home, and the sponsoring of several high school parties. Our projects were financed by money from bake om at basketball games. sales and check ro 19

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4-H lllllll Left to r. 181115: ONE. .Mary Leather-S Ca th 1' .T Carol Su Kal' Poe e Den-lint, .Tean M. Ritchie. ,RMarY Ellen De fuer, Sandra E1 une p Davies M OW THREE: Inuit' Faith Ro 001-man. Roufllock, Cai-011 ' ary Alice 0-L earl Ellen po gefsi Evelyn E TWO: Arlen Gan DuChenne ea1'Y, Helen De eg Anna Lee B Hken, Virgin. e HY1T1an, Ma Y' mint. usch, Carl la Ross, Ma n TY Otfa Eak rllyn en, Shirley The 4-H club this year had twenty-one members. Our advisors are Mrs. I. C. Poe, and Marcile Stegaman. Iean Ellen Poe went to the State Fair where she received first on her dress-up-dress. Mary Leathers received second in beginners. Arlene Hyrnan received second in complete costume. Several of the girls attended the camp in Fulton County. The officers for the year were: President ....... Jean Ellen Poe Vice President . . . Anna Lee Busch . . . Arlene Hyrnan . Mary Alice O'Leary . Marilyn Ritchie Secretary . . Treasurer . Reporter . , 21