Linda Hill

Diane Dulany

Susie Lesan

Debbie Rinehart

Debbie Richards

Our President, Pat Carr		Hi-Y is a service organization and is a affliated with the Young Men's Christian Association. During the year, the club regularly sponsors three dances: A Freak-Out, the Christmas Ball, and the Camp Sunnyside Dance, which is a benefit dance. They work for the UMCA world-service. Members are called on to help with many fund-raising drives, such as the March of Dimes. They also take part in other community service projects, all in the Christian spirit.
		President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pat Carr 1st Vice-President . . . . . . . . .Ron Landphair 2nd Vice-President . . . . . . . . .Royce Nelson Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Gene Lesan Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Neil Rinehart Chaplain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Larry Hunter

Three girls from our club participated in the YMCA Youth and Government program in Des Moines, shown above.		One active service club of Mount Ayr is that of Tri-Hi-Y. We have many various activities in which members can participate. A few of our service projects include: taking nut cups to Nursing Homes and the hospital on holidays, collecting clothes for the needy, collecting hose to send to Camp Sunnyside, sending cookies to the Children's homes in Council Bluffs, and taking a food basket to a needy family at Christmas. All the money received at the Smogasbord is sent to the UMCA World Service Contribution.
Our officers also attended the Leadership Training Camp at Lake Okoboji in September. Our Smorgabord is always an experience of learning. Two seniors are finaly getting the idea of how work is done in the picture below.

NEWS spells Noise Every Wednesday Second. The main reason for all this noise is because Student Ayr assignments are due. People writing, typing, and talking are only a few of the things that happen in Room 12 during Journalism.

Each week our student news appears in the Record News. Editor is Mary Beth Kobbe.

Communiaue is published throught the year and sold for 10 cents to high school students and faculty. It covers many of the articles that have appeared in Student Ayr and also sports and feature articles.

Chapter officers for 1967-68 are: Jerry Shaw, treasurer; Cecil Dolecheck, sentinel; Wayne Dolecheck, president; Russell Manning, secretary; Tom Pollock, vice-president; Larry Foltz, reporter; and Mr. R. E. Hauptmann, chapter advisor.		The 1967-68 senior class officers are: President, John Reasoner; Vice-president Stephen Trullinger; Secretary-Treasurer John Herren. The duties of these officers are to record and account for Safe Corn Harvest, card sales, and fruit sales, besides pictures and captions for the FFA Chapter to be in the Ayrian.

Seniors

Jim Adams classes

Peggy Hill classes

Phyllis Reed classes

Jo Hainline advertising

Peggy Welling Business mgr.

Susie Lesan Art Editor

Sandra Jackson advertising

Bob Shafer advertising

Isabelle Abarr clubs

Vicki Prentis Sr. Editor

Mary Beth Kobbe Sr. Editor

Tim Irving athletics

Steve Roe athletics

Underclassmen
     Future Members . . . .
. . . Training

Mike McNeill athletics

Steve Crawford photographer

Keith Welling photographer

Alan Fetty photographer

Leonard Mason photographer

Kathy Wurster Jr. editor

Cindy Harover Jr. editor

Neil Rinehart athletics

Donita Hainline clubs

Linda Hill activities

Sharon Pedersen activities

Debbie Rinehart activities

Caprice Drake activities

Helen Angus actvities

Above are the men whokeep things going.
You want anything fixed? Just ask.
L-R: Gerald Young, Bill Priest, Wayne Carter.

These are the people who serve more than 600 meals each day. Wanna try it once?
L-R: manager June Miller, Grace Sackett, Lucill Sickels, Crystal Stuck, Gwelda Barker, Maxine Kimble, Maxine Worthington

Lee Foltz, Larry McAlexander, Jeannie Jackson, Vicki Prentis, Sharon Long.

Wayne Dolecheck, Debra Richards, Sandra Jackson, Donna Mathany, Pam Knight, Diane Webb.

Patty Saltzman, Tom Pollack, Kathy Wurster, Helen Angus, Dave McDaniel, Debbie Rinehart.

Ron Morgan, Neil Rinehart, Becky Skarda, Martha Terry, Ruth Allen.

 

Peggy Terwilliger

Martha Dailey

Martha Terry

Faye Fell

Jayne Gross

Gerrie Palmer

Cheryl McGauhey

Debbie McAlexander

  

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Some Go To School By Walking, Some By Bus,
Cindy Goes to School and Is Heard But Not Seen!

Cindy, a junior at MACHS, is attending school now through an intercom system. She broke her leg in an accident and continued her school work while in the hospital and after she returned home. Cindy is an active participant in Band, Journalism, and Camera Club.

Mrs. Obie is shows here using the intercom systems during Cindy's English Class.

Billy Saville President

The FSA offers one means of stimulating the science interested students. The members may be found going on field trips, experimenting, working on science projects, or planning for the annual science fair, which the club sponsors. The program of the club meetings often include films on such topics as LSD, the analytic balance or the speed of light. The pictures shows a typical learning session with the sponsor, Mr. Geringer.

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Class of 1968 Reunions

1968 Ayrian courtesy of Steve Duros, Shawn Hayse Kniep and MACHS Communications Class