Royal Valley High School - Panther Yearbook (Hoyt, KS)

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 Th« officers that led the FFA to many new experiences for the 1982- 83 school year were as follows- Ad- FFA officers congratulating new FFA viser Mr. Ryan. Bob Area, Pat Luthi, Greenhand Ed Bausch at Annual Bruce Everhart. Darrin Stithem. Ke- Greenhand ceremony. vin Stauffer, and Dwayne Hug. r (1) D. Hug. B. Area. K. Stauffer. P Luthi, B. Everhart. D Stithem. J Rickel, E. Bausch. J. Area, Mr. Ryan (2) M Winter. R. Catron. D.J Bausch. K. Eck, S. Fenske, D. Put nam, D Bisnett, C. Musick. R. Kern R. Miller. (3) K. Whiteman. G. Me Kanna, C. Lewis. M. Nicol. M. Hoi ston. M Cochran. P Barger. J. Cole man, D. Rausch. J. Bell. M Wa- mego, R Pasely. (4) R Shoptese, T Koppa. C. Musick, M. Harter, M Kahler. B Luthi. T. Dillner, D. Kes- ter. G. Fuqua, B. Smith. C. McClane (5) J. Lee, M. Lewis. T Barger, B Erhart, D. Blazic. J. Shenk, G Bax- ter. S. Day. G. Schaffer, C. Martin. D. Lee. FHA On The Move The FHA had a very busy year. To get people interest- ed in joining, a membership party was held. The FHA also held a kidnap party at Donna Frickey’s house in honor of their new members. The old members kidnapped the new members at 1:30 in the morning. The new members were held cap- tive till 7:00 a.m. At Frickey’s house, various activities were held. Including water balloon relays, mental telepathy games, and lots of food. The FHA hosted the dinner theater for the play “Bye Bye Birdie” on November 19 and 20. The members served ap- proximately 100 people each night. This was the FHA’s big- gest money making project. This year Marilee Shenk was elected district president. Lin- da Fitzgerald was elected as State vice-president. The FHA state meeting was held in Topeka. Approxi- mately 25 members attend- ed. They listened to speakers and were served lunch. Finally, an installation cere- mony was held to induct the new officers. Awards were given to the members with the top ten points. Members getting their Junior degrees and Chapter Degrees were recognized. The Seniors were also recognized. A pot luck dinner was also held. The senior officers ended the ceremony by giving their ad- visor. Mrs. Huntsman, red roses. 27

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FFA Fionor Many The FFA held the annual Greenhand ceremony on November 23. The Greenhand award is a FFA honor given to those who have just joined the orga- nization Mr Ryan announced each of the recipients and informed the audi- ence about their plans for a farming program The chapter farmer ceremonies were scheduled next The chapter award is given to those who have had one year of experience in the club and have ei- ther started a farming program or have been involved with work experience in on-the-farm labor. There were six re- ceiving this award. The FFA also held the annual Sweet- heart ceremonies on the same night as the Greenhand ceremonies The four candidates were: Denise Reding. Can- dy Leonard. Tammy Sommers, and Rochelle Tarwater During activity pe riod on Mon the 22 of Nov. the girls each performed a talent number Can- dy started off by singing “He Shines “ She dedicated it to her escort Dwayne Hug and FFA advisor. Mr Ryan. Tammy Sommers and Rochelle Tar- water sang a duet to the tune of “Old McDonald.” Special effects, imitations of various farm animals, were done by both girls Denise Reding followed with a skit por traying a dairy scene Denise had a pet cow that accompanied her in her act. All four candidates concluded the show with an escort make up contest Bob Area. Rochelle Tarwater’s escort, won the beauty contest with the major- ity of the audience supporting him The rest of the time was spent listening to the candidates giving their speeches The meeting concluded with Candy Leonard being crowned FFA Sweet heart for the 1982-83 school year Candy Leonard singing to her escort Dwayne Hug “He Shines’ for the FFA sweetheart ceremony. (1 row) Lori Snoe. Kelly Mosher. Linda Fitzgerald, Donna Frickey. (2 row) Nancy Grant. Chrissy Tsuglis, Teresa Reicherter. Ann Rhoades. Debbie Harter. Penny Gooderl. Toni Everhart. Melissa Frickey. Royce Ogden. (3 row) Carla Bell. Lisa Dreher. Marilee Shenk. Kathy Kalcik, Angela Reicherter. Mrs. Huntsman, (4 row) Candy Leonard. Keith Zacharisen, Shelly Grant, Tina Troxal, Wendy Schuetz. Elizabeth Wabaunsee, (5 row) Danna Gibbs, Myra Stithem. Tammy Sommers, Barbie Quimby, Judy Zimmerman, Susie Calhoun. Tammy Albright. Becky Calhoun. (6 row) Julie Stallbaumer. Ap Three freshman FHA members, Melissa Frickey. Penny Gooderl. and Wendy Schuetz cooking up a storm in Independent Living I. 26 Mrs. Chris Huntsman, FHA sponsor, samples some of the special dishes at the Foreign Language Banquet.

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Library Club Library Club has been espe- cially busy this year. Along with basketball concessions, a pancake feed, and a dance were held. A button machine was purchased so students can make personalized but- tons. The end of the year fling was a movie and pizza for anyone who earned their points. It’s been a busy and exciting year. National Library Week was celebrated April 17-23 with many activities going on in the library to promote the use of the library and books. Several different contests were held including a jelly- bean contest, book search, and photography contest. Expands (1)C. Bell. K Bausch, V Whitcomb, D. Rausch. S. Hittle, L. Whitcomb. (2) A Fisk. L. Lester. T. Hittle, S. Calhoun. T Albright. B. Calhoun. B. Gibbs. (3) T. Shultz. J. Evans. K. Sutton. A Wells. L. Kincaid, L. Snoe. C. Tsuglis, C. Schnacker. (4) J. Ogden, E. Webb, R. Calderwood. E. Wabaunsee, S. Wabaun- see. L. Link, N. Tichenor. Mrs. B Harvey. (5) C. Clark. C. Hopkins. S. Delaney, J. Zimmerman. M. Shenk, E. Linden, S. Link, B. Luthi. (6) K. Kalcik. Everyone enjoys the library. Mr. Ryan finds some peace and quiet to read the paper. Art Club Competes At Festival The Art Club worked hard to get ready for the Art Festival which was held at Jefferson West High School. Six schools participated in this contest with art students from each school entering projects that they worked on in class. On April 15 each project was judged and was awarded with a medal if it was judged as one of the three best entries in a specific category. Three Royal Valley students were medalists in this contest. Teresa Reicherter placed sec- ond in ceramics, Pam Picard placed second in drawing, and Robin Danks placed third in sculpture. Twenty-three members of the Art Club traveled to Kansas City, Missouri, to tour the Nelson Art Gallery on April 26. The bus departed Royal Valley High School at 7:30 a.m. and arrived in Kansas City at 9:30 a.m. They took a tour, they ate sack lunches on the grounds of the museum. At 12:00 o’clock the group took a tour of the Medieval and Renaissance Fair. 28 Robin Danks. third in sculpture: Pam Picard, second in drawing, and Teresa Reicherter. second in ceramics, were the RV students that placed at the Art Festival.