West Snyder High School - Legend Yearbook (Beaver Springs, PA)

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Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW: Dorothy Krahel, Barbara Kuhns, Carol Fleming, Sharon Peters, Lura Mae Goss, Barbara Thomas, Judy Haines, Shirley Hackenberg. SECOND ROW: Marion Norman, Stella Reitz, Peggy Aumiller, Margie Zechman, Anna Mattern, Barbara Shawver, Ruth Boonie, Marilyn Lepley, Marlene Camp, Joyce Brininger, Paulette Bingaman, Ruth Try, Karen Klinger, Jane Every year the Senior F.l-LA. displays a project booth at the Beaver Fair. They deliver boxes to the Shut-Ins at Christmas time and have a Christmas party. The F.H,A. goes to the Farm Show at Harrisburg in January when six girls present a window booth demonstration.. In June they send two girls to the P.F.H.A. Con- vention at Penn State University. The F.H,A. sponsors several money-making programs throughout the year. The organization awards ten dollars to the outstanding girl at graduation exercises. The Senior F.H.A, mem- bership is composed of any student in grades l0, ll, and l2 who is taking or has taken a homemaking course in Junior or Senior High School. 82 Saylor, Evelyn Haines. THIRD ROW: Susan Aumiller, Anna Walter, Susan Van Scyoc, Karen Hackett, Linda Jordon, Evelyn Jordon, Jean Houtz, Kay Boonie, Mary Hall, Ruth Ann Kuhns, Barbara Bingaman, Rita Klingler, Shirley Hassinger, Shirley Herman, Kathleen Wagner, Sharon Narehood, Marian Walter, Judy Loudy. OFFICERS SEATED: Marian Norman, Reporterg Susan Van Scyoc, Secretaryg Anna Walter, Presidentg Ruth Boonie, Vice-Prcsidentg Carol Fleming, His- toriang Kay Boonie, Treasurer. STANDING: Miss Mensch, Advisor.

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or ' Mountain Peek S SEATED: Dennis Baker, Alan Yeater, Rita Klingler, Richard Henry, Nina Klinger, Joy Gross, Jane Gilbert Elgarda Kratzer, Joseph Shore, Walter Loht. STANDING: Linda Benfer, Miss Ada Jayne Romig, Advisor. Neil Knepp, Stephen Healy, Barbara Kuhns, Karen Klinger, The Mountain Peek is made available to each student at no cost through the courtesy of the school board. Headed by Miss Ada Jayne Romig, the Mountain Peek staff is composed of the entire journalism class. MOUNIUXIN Pljlili OFFICERS SlQA'l'liD: Alan Yeater, Co-editorg Rita Klingler, Co-editor Elgarda Kratzer, Circulation Manager. STAND ING: Walter Loht, C10-copyeditorg Dennis Baker Co-Copy editorg Joseph Shore, Circulation Man ager.

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ROW ONE: Donald Clark, John Bowersox, Kenneth Wright, Gary Wagner, Donald Snook Terry Kratzer, Lee Fultz, Kenneth Moyer ROW TWO: Mr. Dutrow, Advisory Mr. Weller Advisory Lon Goss, Joe Wagner, Gary Reigle Lloyd liisenhart, Carlo Romig, Kenneth Stahl Norman Folk, Wells Wagner, Dennis Ewing Clark Camp, Keith McGlaughlin, James Walter Joe Wagner. ROW THREE: Lyle Sassaman 1 1 Martin Romig, Kenneth Wert, Jerry Wetzel, James Kline, Ronald McMahon, John Klingler, Dennis Wagner, William McCoy, Gobel Kline, Robert Goss. ROW FOUR: Burton Snook, Paul Herman, Jerry Ewing, Grant Yetter, Millard Freed, George Eddy, Gerald Reich, James Knepp, Dennis l-lenry, John Fultz, Darrell Snook, Donald Kratzer. ROW FIVE: Harold Wolfley, William Folk, Glenn Gardner, Richard Hughes. Future Farmers of America SEATED: Wells Wagner, Treasurer, Terry Adams, President, Lee Fultz, Secretary. STANDING: Mr. Dutrow, Advisor, James Walter, Vice-Presidentg Dennis Ewing, Chap- lain, John Bowersox, Sentinel, Kenneth Wright, Reporter, Mr. Weller, Advisor. The Future Farmers of America is a na- tional organization reaching from the state of Washington to Puerto Rico and from the state of Maine to Hawaii. The eight regular officers of our FFA Chapter were: President, Terry Adams, Vice President, Jim Walter, Sentinel, John Bowersoxg Treasurer, Wells Wagner, Secretary, Lee Fultzg Chaplain, Dennis Ewing, Reporter, Kenneth Wright. This year the Keystone Farmers were Wells Wagner, Lee Fultz, Kenneth Wright, and Terry Adams. Terry Adams also was the star Farmer of Region III. 83