Western High School - Echo Yearbook (Russiaville, IN)

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Elf Week calls for sneakiness on the elves' part. s. All those in favor. All those opposed The F.T.A. is planning to attend two conventions this year. The first is the In- diana F.T.A. District Conference at Brownsburg on November 9, and the second is the State F .T.A. Convention on March 29. The club is holding a College Brunch on December 30. Here thepast F.T.A. mem- bers discuss with the present members the advantages and disadvantages of college. FTA. Highlight-Elf week ROW 1: Mr. Pearson, D. Steiner--Pres., S. Wood--V.P., C. Laudenschlager--Sec., L. Bunce --Treas., I. Rogers--Hist., D. Newby--Parliamentarian, C. Siler, K. Slaven, R. Erisman, C. Simone, D. Gerhart. ROW 2: P. Osborn, D. Hopper, P. Hallam, M. Snyder, N. Coble, R. Lawson, L. Steiner, L. Melton, V. Wheeler, S. Payne, K. Miller, S. Blake, K. Burroughs. ROW 3: S. Carter, D. Robbins,I. Wright, E. Stanton,A. Hollingsworth, W. Robbins, J. Hod- gin, P. jackson, J. Coy, C. Fewell, M. Jaenicke, D. Beck. ROW 4: P. Maxwell, S. Means, I. Harris, T. Talbert, D. Taylor, N. Thomas, T. Joyce, D. Longworth, C. Tunis, G. Lee, 1. Donica, C. Brass, J. Sherrod. ROW 5: M. Bunce, S. Salsberry, C. Baxter, B. Mushinski, J. Coonrod, L. Cook, D. Taylor, R. Chaplin, D. Willis, S. Bowne, D. Hutton, C. Wright, L. Barker, B. Murphy. 4

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1st ROW--Sentinel, D. Barr, Rep., M. Lineback, V. Pres., B. Shanks, Pres., F. Ortman, Sec., B. Jones, Treas.,B. Taylor, J. Huskey, sponsor. 2nd ROW--M. Hui-ley,D. Parker, 1. Robey, D. Taylor, R. Blanken- ship, J. Kuhns, D. Carter. 3rd ROW--P. Whitehouse, J. Rhine, J. McAnich, S. Ferguson, D. Brass, T. Car- ter, D. Walter. 4th ROW--G. Kitchener, D. Isenogle, N. Pruitt, D. Cass, S. Nedro, B. Berryman, O. Barker, K. Floey. Sth ROW--R. Kendall, D. Salsbery, T. Wilcox, B. Erb, D. Heaton, D. Pitzer, K. Grim- mer, S. Barr. F. FA. Provides Experience and Honors 1 F.F.A. c Since Agriculture is a specialized course, only those students who have an earnest desire to increase their knowledge of farming can become members of P.F.A. Various agricultural contests present a chal- lenge to F.F.A. 'ers. This year several members of F. F.A. took top honors in area competition. Western is proud of this club and its many achieve- ments. Almost finished E31 972' l

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ROW 1: Mrs. Patty, R. Erisman--V.P.,D. Gerhart--Sec., T. Carlyle--Treas., P. Hallam--Rep., M. Lineback--Parliamentarian, Mrs. Lewellyn. ROW 2: J. Chandler, P. Strugen, W. Stone, C. Baxter, L. Bunce, J. Rhine, P. McGinnis, K. Amos. ROW 3: K. johnson, D. Robbins, B. Robert- son,A. Tharpe, C. McClure, L. Tutor, B. Clark. ROW 4: M. Hollingsworth, M. Royce, D. Cov- erdale, M, Miller, T, Talbert, C. Brass, I. Jones, K. Burroughs. ROW 5: T. johnson, I. Wright, R. Martin, L. Cook, I. Harris, B. Stout, L. Lineback, R. Waddell. Field Trip to Indianapolis ls F.B.L.A. Project The Future Business Leaders of America are helping their members to have a better understanding of the business world , by par - ticipating in many activities. The club is most active in spring. They send a group of members to F.B.L.A. Convention in March where some of those attending are participating in many sections. To celebrate National Secretaries Week, they honor Western's office personnel in April for their excellent Work. The project of the year is a field trip to Indianapolis, the club sees first hand the true business World. fmwiff Selling tickets for the musical. 71