Triway High School - Titan Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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r . . E W W, .f K' Many FHA'ers lend a helping hand in preparing different recipes for a fair contest. 1', 1 . Yf' L. One of the trustworthy advisors of FHA is Mrs. Dice who is always giving girls good advice. l ' l 1 3 .1 1 Vickie Ackerman is proud to earn the title, Girl of the Year, after all her hard work. -Q ...M x . , L Mrs. McKay also advises FHA'ers on how to correctly check each and every seam. 41

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Various Activities Keep FHA'ers in Step l Sherrie Miller and Vickie Ackerman make the most of Mr. Stair Day by washing windows. To most girls at Triway FHA is a very important and active club. It consists of many mem- bers and is under the leader- ship of Mrs. Dice and Mrs. Mc- Cay. Many of their activities con- sisted of FHA week, when they helped Mr. Stair, had a pizza party, gave away gum drops and other considerate tasks. They also attended a Flower and Garden Show which was very educational. As president, Jody Edington had a very successful year with all pitching in to help make the memories of their club last always. 40 ROW 1: L to R: C. Teague - Hist., J. Edington - pres., V. Ackerman - sec., S. Miller - V. pres., S. lckes, song, J. Himes - parl., C. Fields - treas., D. Brooks - news: ROW 2: N. Strock, M. Anderson, K. Baxtrom, P. Anderson, C. Unkle, L. Ackerman, B. Wright, B. Miller: ROW 3: C. Young, H. Spiglemire, D. Baney, W. Greegor, D. Farver, M. McFarland, M. Miller, P. Bergoon, L. Boyer. FHA members selling candy bars is an annual event to raise money for various activities.

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Receiving Awards Is the Highlight of FFA Brad Moore was President of FFA this year and thought of many activities for the boys to participate in. Among them they sold oranges and grape- fruit during the winter. In the fall of the Year they sold apple cider. They also participated in FFA basketball games. The boys have also partici- pated in many contests and have always placed very high. The boys and girls join FFA to better themselves in the agricultural fields of life. 19 -'S V 'ii .A- .1. i 'ff .-irzffflfa ' 5. 'f-11. 'W'-i' If-it '--we , -3.3 - ', If 1542? ' ' .i ,. .wig . hwfzugzn 12... . , , T f Q . . .lv . . . 3. - - or, - -,ic'g.,:,.gg:'-',:- 3Z'?.,-J-...:- 'ea -4, 41.5 ,insist-51132522 - ggsiigsi' f .Bib .:,,,,' t 1 ',' '.:'m'3: l.-2 Q, ' -. p cf:-., x '1 , i B: Susan Mykrantz was the Star Dairy Award. D: Walter Fetzer was awarded a Scholarship and Recordbook B: Susan Mykrantz was award the Star Dairy award. D: Walter Fetzer was book awards. 42 11am FFA MEMBERS: ROW 1 L-R: B. Moore, B. Zimmerly, C. Garret, J. Stocksdale, W. Fetzer, D. Schiefler, ROW 2: S. Mykrantz, R. Case, M. Miller, S. Massaro, S. Mairs, M. Shear, J. Hendrix, Mr. Mills, ROW 3: A. Troutman, D. Mckee, D. Swartz, D. Snell, J. Canakamp, D. James, M, Homer, ROW 4: D. Shriver, R. Boley, J. Marghey, K. Muldew, J. Grassman, ROW 4: B. Gowins, R. Feather, J. Figley, S. Shriver, L. Brown, D. Ackerman. i 9 v W , 5 1 f X ' XX! ig: K hs.. Mig' , C: Dale Shriver, Craig Garret, and Mike Shear received a Recordbook award. E: Doug Snell, James Stocksdale, and Bob Zimmerly received a Scholarship award.