Wamego High School - Wa Kaw Yearbook (Wamego, KS)

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Executive Board The FHA Members are as fol- lows: first row, left to right: Kathy Kimmal, Becky Peters, Gini Far- rar, Ruth Glover, Sally Hatfield, JaNiece Rush, Debbie Tessen- dorf, Angeia Allenbrand, Gina Grannell, Nancy Hedrick, Priscilla Roth, Jacquie Ricksrew. Second row, left to right: Linda Lichten- han, Sherri Beach, Jean Nied- feldt, Donna Robertson, Lori Walsh, Barb Pittenger. Third row, left to right: Brenda Elder, Carol Borgendale, Angie Colbert, DeAnn Jackson, Lori Bjorling, Joleen Rickstrew, Lisa Tagged, Debora Roscovius, Dawn De- Bord, Annette Walsh. Fourth row, left to right: Cathy Garies, Tammy Menhusen, Rachelle Reves, Jill Yager, Carrie Martin, JoAnn Dekat, Debbie Diver. Fifth row, left to right: Hanna Mahar, Julie Anderson, Jane Smith, Sta- cia Zeller, Mrs. Sunley and Mrs. Brooks, Sponsors. The FHA Executive Board Members are as follows: first row, left to right: Nancy Hedrick, Pris- cilla Roth, Jacquie Rickstrew, Angelia Allenbrand, Ruth Glover, JaNiece Rush, Angie Bevitt, Don- na Robertson, Debbie Tessen- dorf, Jean Niefeldt, Polly Pageler. Third row, left to right: Kim Blume, Patti Boskill, Mrs. Brooks, Becky Peters, Mrs. Sunley, Kathy Kimmal, Gini Farrar, Annette Walsh. 24

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Accomplishments- 1980-81 CONTEST: 1st — State Land; 7th — National Land; 1st — State Farm Management; 3rd — National Western Livestock; 1st — District Speech, Mechanics, Farm Management, Livestock; 2nd — District Leadership School, Crops, Poultry, Land. FAIRS: Nine mechanics exhibi- tors at county and state fairs; re- serve champion, mechanics, at state fair. TRIPS: Two members won 8-day trips to Hawaii; three members won 12-day trips to Washington D.C. COMMUNITY SERVICE: Re- built fishing dock at park, Dutch Mill signs on Main Street, and promotion signs for beef and pork, food for America Program for elementry students, moved bleachers for school. PUBLIC RELATIONS: Two members on WIBW-TV, three members on KMAN Radio, dis- tributed 75 calendars to local businessmen. AWARDS: Star Agribusiness- man of district, five proficiency award winners, four state farm- ers, three speeches, $450 to sen- ior scholarships.

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Another busy year! The Wamego FHA club got off to a great start by welcoming new members at a salad luncheon. The club’s annual pancake supper, held October 17, proved a success with a large turnout and produced enough profit to support the club's early projects. This year members participated in a fieldtrip to Kansas City. There they toured several businesses in- cluding: Zarda Dairy Company, Ind- land Industries, Hibachi Hut, and the Hyatt Regency Hotel. The highlight of the year was FHA week, February 8-14. The week's activities included: Monday, Good Girl Contest; Tuesday, Sports Day; Bean Day was scheduled for Wednesday, but, school was can- celled because of snow. Thursday was Tnat Your Favorite Teacher Day, a id Friday was the Mr. FHA Contest Alan Buchanan was Mr. FHA. District elections, at Valley Heights, were February 19. Gina Grannell ran for vice-president, Jean Niedfelt for secretary, and Jacquie Rickstrew for treasurer; none were elected. March 17 all members par- ticipated in a St. Patrick's Day Din- ner at Northview. May was the an- nual banquet. The year was finished with the state meeting in Wichita.