Southwestern High School - Echo Yearbook (Patriot, OH)

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orth Gallia Win Honors FFA. Wins Many Honors is N31 soss ti . IJUHX' ,, K. lm!3,s.,,f,,,,M tiki!!-'H v 2- 1,1132 3 if , ,A,+:2fr2ff5'i-' Blaine Taylor Tim Stout Larry Hemby Jeff Harder Paul Cremeens Parliamentary Procedure Team Blaine Taylor, upper left, was chosen as the Star Green Hand, - the outstanding freshman E.E.A . student. Tim Stout, upper right won the Star Beef Award. Larry Hemby, Steve Harder, and Paul Cremeens, middle left, won district first place in the Soil Judging Contest. Posing with their newly purchased Ford Tractor are Blaine Taylor, John Mullins, on seat, Paul Cremeens kneeling, Bob Casto, Steve Harder and Larry Hemby. THE PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM won first place in the tri-county fGallia, Lawrence, Meigsy Parlia mentar Procedure Contest. Pictured are: Howard Wellin ton, sentinelg Ceorve Ha es, re orterg Larr Hem- o Y P Y by, vice presidentg Bob Casto, president electg jerry Roberts, secretaryg Tim Stout, reporterg Steve Harder, student advisor. Keith Hill is president of the club.

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Future Farmers 0 Bob Casto Jerry Rhodes and Bob Casto Besides winning many honors, the F.E .A . sold walnuts, candy, picnic tables, and their corn crop. They entertained parents and faculty at an awards banquet. FIRST ROW: John Mullins, Howard Wellington, Jerry Erwin, George Hayes, Keith Hill, Larry Hcmby, jerry Roberts, Paul Cremeens, Jeff Harder. SECOND ROW: Billy Petrie, Larry Camden, Clinton Gilman, Dale Grant, Ronald Justus, Mike Camden, Tom McGraw, Blaine Taylor, Bob Casto, Darrel Jenkins, Steve Eddy, Mr. Gerald Pope, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Lynn John- son, Roger Drummond, Danny Miller, Kim Hall, Glen Norman, Leo Wellington, Chester Ward, Tracyjohn- son, Randy Justus. FOURTH ROW: Chuck Riedel, Kenny Griffith, Stcve Wellington, Jerry Rhodes, Benny Hash, John Taylor, George Honaker, Robery Taylor, Tim Stout. Bob Casto received the Chapter Star Farmer Award for outstanding work among upperclassmen. Scholarship awards were received bylerry Rhodes, 3.25 average, and Bob Casto, 3.3 average.

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Yearbook Staff Students who work on the year- book get first-hand experiences in journalism. FIRST ROW: Sheri Quickle, Ann Stevens, Barbara Dunn, Diana McCoy, Chris Duncan, Pat McCoy. SECOND ROW: Kathy Kemper, Melodie Hash, Diann Grant, Sharon Dunn, Mary Johnson, Brenda Bias, Paula Childers. Office Assistants Business experience is gained by these girls who assist Mrs. Twyman in the many duties of operating a school office. They are: Lois Tipton, Jackie Jones, Mary Riedel, Brenda Bias, Rose Holcomb, Vickie Russell, Pat McCoy, Connie Holcomb . The Student Council, repre- sentativcs ofthe student body, established a new dress code for the girls, permitting them to wear pants suits. Members are: Debbie Lawhorn, Kathy McCarley, Teresa Cisneros, Pat Burger, Mr. Roy Mullins, advisor, Lynn Tipton, Keith Weddington, Fred Clair, and .lohnna ! v . 30 Students Gain P Student Council