Warren High School - Shield Yearbook (Vincent, OH)

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The FFA started the year by selling 1400 boxes of fruit. They participated in a state judging contest and placed 53rd in the milk division, 44th in wool, 83rd in dairy, 158th in general livestock, and 24th in agronomy. Two hundred people attended the parent-member banquet with many awards being presented. Susie Barrett was elected as South East Section Vice-President for next year. ROW 1: Mr. Clark, Darrell Sciance, Tom Huck, Bob Yoho, Larry Boggs, Don Boyer, Lori Moyers, Chris Christopher, Charlie Riffle, Albert Brooker, Mr. Tackett. ROW 2: Rusty Rich- ards, Kris Anderson, Brent Smithberger, Mark Greenlees, Jim Robinson, Jennifer Lawrence, Susie Barrett, Barney Peckens, Jack Smith, Mike Buck. ROW 3: Jeff Miles, Ed White, Larry Miskimins, Wes Becker, Don Reid, Tim Blair, Brian McConaha, Raymond Bailey, Margaret Jordon. ROW 4: Mark Thomas, Rowdy Freeland, Jack Mathews, Steve Wagner, Keith Peters, Carl McAfee, Melinda Lamp, Ron Smith, Marvin Mayle, Rick West. ROW 5: Janay Thomp- son, John Ludwig, Byron Decker, James Wellspring, David Thornberry, John Greenlees, Ken Meek, Dave Yoho, Jeff Moyers, Tony Lupardus, Mike Lieving, Rick Wellspring, Tim Row- land. ROW 6: Charlotte Hall, Mark Westbrook, Don Perdue, Randy Butler, Phillip Mayle, Jeff McVey, Don Jackson, Ervin Mayle, Bernie Schwendeman, Bruce Hayes, Bill Collins, Tim Vincent. F.F.A. Land Judging CUrbanJ 2nd Dist. , 9th State: Jennifer Lawrence, Carl McAfee, 'kMelinda Lamp. Judging CRura1J 2nd Dist. , 15th in M7111 ' IT1diVidUa1 in State state: Mike Buck, Susie Barrett, Don Boyer Public Speaking Winners Top Fruit Salesman Jennifer Lawrence, Susie Barrett, Mike Buck Margaret Jordan

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For the first time members of the Future Homemakers of America participated in the Recognition Day at Lan- caster. The club was represented by a Parliamentary Procedure Team, consisting of ten girls and one alternate . Gwen Mathews, Jennifer Rowley, and Lottie Hostottle made up a Public Speaking Team. Susan Brauer won second place in the Consumer Discussion Competition. Sharon Tackett, Kim Brown and Deann Hendershot received the Award of Merit. The Betty Crocker award winner was Jan Hunter. ROW 1: Beth Seyler, Jane Nichols, Tammy McAtee, Sharon Tackett, Gwen Mathews, Lottie Hostottle, Deann Hendershot, Elaine Rauch, Sue Brauer. ROW 2: Mrs. Dillon, Teresa Hendershot, Jan Hunter, Alcy Palmer, Alice Palmer, Jeanette Sheppard, Mary Beth Oliver, Teresa Vineyard, Judy Lauer, Mrs. Iams. ROW 8: Mrs. Tackett, Tanja Hen- drickson, Kim Brown, Alison Rhodes, Brenda Craddock, Chris Cline, Sonjia Bretz, Peggy King, Peggy J. Johnson, Margaret Jordon. ROW 4: Tonja Mclntire, Sherry Dexter, Barbara Voso, Shirley Hitt, Wanda Phillips, Jennifer Rowley, Shirley Davis, Teresa Parsons, Brenda King. .Zi , Y, A S PUBLIC SPEAKING PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM Lottie Hostottle, Gwen Mathews, lst: Jennifer ROW 1: Beth, Jeanette, Elaine, Theresa, Tanja. ROW 2: Rowley, lst. Chris, Brenda, Barbara, Margaret. WQMAKEQS 'P Q5 +0 of 5 'K 72 gmihnetqg bv L- S, -2 o 4 'L DNEWYNO FUTURE H OMEMAKERS OF AMERICA

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Officers of the 1976-77 Pep Club were Mike Chevalier, Presidentg Cindy Bolden, Vice-Presi- dent: and Linda Mulligan, Secretary-Treasurer. The Pep Club sponsored a bus to carry the school spirit to Federal Hocking for the sectional game. They made signs and put on skits to raise school spirit. They also gave out buttons to all the Pep Club members. ' - - A 4 P. i PEP CLUB G.A.A. The GAA was very enthusiastic in gymnastics, archery, volleyball, and bas- ketball intermurals this year. Head of the intermurals was Deva Coe. Elected as officers were Vicki Lowe, President: Kim Lowe, Vice-Presidentg Karen Wilson. Secretary and Ianell Johnston, Treasurer. All of the officers helped to make the club a big success this year.