Warren High School - Shield Yearbook (Vincent, OH)

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ROW 1: Mr. Clark: Adv., Jack Bills, John Rauch, Roger Coffman, Greg Lane, Robert Yoho, Larry Boggs, Bruce Lawton, Albert Brooker, Mr. Tackett: Adv. ROW 2: Brian Sheppard, Charlie Riffle, Bar- ney Peckens, Mark Harris, John Graham, Chris Christopher, Lori Moyers, Don Boyer, Carl McAtee, Mark Greenlees, Bruce Hayes. ROW 3: Dave Yoho, Mike Living, Brian Hubbard, Tim Vincent, Brian Harris, Tony Lane, Davida Adelsperger. Sharlene Ritchie, Margaret Jordan, Matt Foreman, Ervin Mayle. ROW 4: Bernie Schwendeman, Terry Coulson, Susie Barrett, Jennifer Lawrence, Dave Wilcox, Don Westbrook, Karl Bogard, Denzil Seckman, Duane Perdue, Fred Snodgrass, Jim Robinson, Levi Thornberry. ROW 5: Brian McConaha, Glenn Robertson, Ricky Wellspring, Ed Smith, Brent Lane, Ron Smith, Chuck Hicks, Jeff Moyers, Ed White, Raymond Bailey, Jack Smith, Tom Huck, Marvin Mayle. Future Farmers of America The FFA is a national organization of, by and for students enrolled in Vocational Agriculture. FFA encourage members to learn through active participation. The Warren FFA sponsors varied activities the year such as: a Labor Day Tractor Pull and Chicken Bar-B-Q, annual chapter banquet, chapter and public speaking contest, chapter awards programs, and Bettering Our American Community activities. Warren FFA members are active in the district and state FFA program. Warren members won district Profi ciency Awards in various areas. On the state level, two members received their State Farmer Degrees, If Rauch and Greg Lane. Members also participate in the state judging contest for agronomy, wool, dairy produ and general livestock. On the national level, Dave Barrett placed within the top four in the nation in sheep production. Arnold received his American Farmer Degree . Members strive for improved agriculture, better local communities, a more satisfying home life and sible citizenship. J l ROW 1: Roger Coffman, Sec.: Greg Lane , Pres.: Larry Boggs, ROW 1: Susie Barrett - lst American Creed: Bruce Lawton Reporter. ROW 2: John Rauch, V.-Pres.: Bob Yoho, Treas.: Bruce 1st Crop: D3Vida Adelsperger ' 3rd FFA Creed. 3rd Lawton, Student Adv. FFA OFFICERS. Land Judging. ROW 2: John Rauch - 1st Livestock, 2nd John Graham - 3rd Forestry. 3rd Recreation: Larry Boggs lst Reporter. 86

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Battle Cry ROW 1 Don H1tt, Teresa Sparks, Muriel Hines, Mike Gentry. ROW 2: Beverly Urschel, Patty Gibson, Ruth Aebi, Donna Meek Rana Anderson Mark Totman. ROW 3: Tim Lane, Julie Ross, Tom Gibson, Cindy Bailey, Terry Richards, Kathy Benedict ROW 4 Stacy Gorham Paul Spencer, Kim Atkinson, Cindy Lemasters. The Battle Cry staff tries to improve the school paper with every edition by supplying the students with news about school activities along with puzzles, art work, and poems. This year, for the first time, the newspaper sponsored a photo contest. Andy Yearwood won with his picture entitled Girl in a Tree. Six editions and the senior edition of the paper were published with the help and supervision of the editors, Ruth Aebi and Donna Meek. The staff covered stories outside of school activi- ties, such as the Patty Hearst trial. Overall the Battle Cry is continuously improving and providing the student body with up- to-date news.

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ROW 1: Cindy Bailey, Kathy Benedict, Linda Tackett, Kathy Hitt, Judy Offenberger, Sheila Brauer, Margaret Jordan, Jan Hunter. ROW 2: Terrie Bradford, Julie Daggett, Peggy Stotler, Sharon Tackett, Ronda Davis, Sandy Ferrell, Carmela Adams, Alcy Palmer, Tammy McAtee, Alice Palmer, Barbara White. ROW 3: Vickie Murrey, Brenda Hupp, Kim Brown, Donna Bai- ley, Robin Harrison, Lisa Poling, Tammy Hutchinson, Peggy D. Johnson, Judy Lipscomb, Ann Teague, Mrs. Tackett: Adv. ROW 4: Vicki Withrow, Teresa Rhodes, Cathy Becker, Barbara Bradley, Tonya Bowen, Barbara Treadway, Lottie Hostottle, Kelly Lemley, Monica Brooker, Elaine Rauch, Susan Brauer. ROW 5: Teresa Vineyard, Sharon Rhodes, Nancy Rhodes. Debbie Moore, Beth Seyler, Donna Davis, Deana Davis, Belinda Burge, Patty Copeland, Becky Elly- son, Alice Foster, Dee Ann Hendershot, Janine Thomas. ROW 6: Gwen Mathews, Teresa Par- sons, Jane Nichols, Teri Richards, Eddy Lechary, Debbie Parsons, Alan Holbert, Steve Smath- ers, Janice Wagner, Brenda Treadway, Tammy Cline, Mary Patterson, Sherry Dexter, Debbie Meek. ,- e Homemakers of America was founded June 11, 1945, and currently has a national membership of half young men and women in 12,000 chapters across the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Our local chapter has 66 members, an increase of 31 Cincluding 6 young menj since last year We have quite active on the local, state and national level. On the local scene, our most famous activity How Can You Reach for Children's Hospital? was a great success. Our total this year, S238.00, was double that last year For project Impact, we sponsored the Secret Grandparent project. FHA'ers sent cards to the elderly the community, and withheld their names until the end of the school year. On the state level Gwen Mathews ran for a state office . Two of our members and Mrs. Tackett were asked to workshops at the subregional meeting. Judy Offenberger ran for Miss Ohio FHA. We were very proud Crndy Barley, Sheila Brauer, Kathy Hitt, and Linda Tackett received their State Degree and Kathy Bene Judy Offenberger, Teri Richards, and Janice Wagner were granted the Encounter Degree. n the national level, Kathy Hitt and Linda Tackett attended the National Convention in Washington D C of merica Kathy Benedict Linda Tackett Judy Offenberger Kathy Hitt Brauer Margaret Jordan Jan Hunter ROW2 Cindy Barley Tonya Terry Bradford Janine Thomas Future Homemakers