Western Reserve High School - Carhesian Yearbook (Collins, OH)

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Ten FFA Members Attend ational Convention ! Z i i x ., F',l5?SH' t' f 'sf 'K f f W - ,E W .lo V ,qi Grade school students are presented a program on Food for America by Charlie Appeman, John Conry, and Russell Hurst. 35:3 F. ' . h ai fr t , -. :I Kabir? if :J 4- K r, SECOND PLACE DISTRICT AWARDS: Mike Fnliz, sheep production, custom combining, Marvin Viock, public speakingg Ted Smith, placement in processing. One of the highlights of my FFA career was attending the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. Ten of us went, and we rode on the Amtrak. We , listened to various speakers and generally had a pretty good time. Four members attended the state convention in Columbus, too. Our chapter had three judging teams which participated in county, district, and state judging contests. The dairy team was third and the poultry team placed sixth in the district, while the general livestock team didn't place. I played in the intramural basketball program which FFA sponsored. Seventy-four boys participated in the nighttime sport. To better tell the Farmers' Story, six different grade school classes were presented a program called Food for America by a group of guys in the chapter. One of the best known FFA projects was running the soft drink and popcorn concession stand at all home athletic events. We also maintained the school grounds and the sports fields. Being in FFA was a rewarding experience because I was able to meet many people and make a lot of friends. -i,x'i lf, va Q13 Chapter Farmer and Green Hand awards are accepted by Byron Dalton and Andy I-Iouser respectively.

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Q 4f :iii ' 115 fr- ' , , . - Popcorn is sold to Steve Calhoun by John Traffic in the parking lot is directed by Georg Russell at a home basketball game. at a home football game. nah . N. , .qw 5 S FRONT ROW: Mr. Nolan, adviserg Byron Dalton, presidentvkg Dan Dillon, vice-presidentfkg Frank Kro: secretaryilfg Pete Yaworsky, treasurex-'kg Lenny Dauch, semtinelgflf Alex Winkler, reportex-44. ROW 2: Mi DeAnn Nestorfk, Fred Leimeistex-'14, joe Weidinger, Mike Chaffin, Bill Burr-as, Tom Fannin. ROW 3: Iv v-u a. A 1 -us n 1- 1 -nr 1-mo11 inf. 1 1 ,, 1s, 'rr ,,,, , f, ,,,,, , 'll-....-... f'..1- INA...-.1.. 'DfNYAl 11. 'Dna-

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- ABOVE: To become acquainted with others at the potluck dinner, Lynette Steele makes use of her sister, Cheryl, to sign mixers. ABOVE TOP: Tables are set by Jennie Beal and Annette Smith for the potluck dinner with Bellevue and Norwalk. ABOVE CENTER: Money counted by Denise Butler and Ruth Zudell determines winner of Legs of the Year contest. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: FRONT ROW: Jennie Beal, recreationg Ellen Parker, secretaryg Lynette Steele, presidentg Cheryl Steele, vice-president, Annette Smith, parliamentarian, Ruth Zudell, reporter. ROW 2: Heather Lombardi, Sharon Mclntire, Renee Loyer, Ellen Smith, Suzanne Haynes, Janice Bartrop, Becky Tinkham, Maria Loyer, Miss McConnell, adviser. Not pictured: Denise Butler, treasurer