Alva Neal High School - Kite Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

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ellelralrfelelralsaurelerreuellei THE me enmlewagellellenelneriezalral Vocational Agricultural Club FRONT ROW-fleft to rightl--Howard Chasteen, Robert Hendricks, Rolla Durbin, J. L. VanCleave QSponsorl, Frank Evans, Ralph Park, Charles Rueff. MIDDLE Row-lleft to rightj-Merle Fisher, Burton Guthrie, John M c Clain, John Hensley, Charles McGinnis, Morris Fisher, Oren Wilde. BACK ROW--fleft to rightl--John Hendricks, Burrell Chastain, Wilbur Guthrie, gfilliam Mullendore, Maurice Long, Arthur Steinbarger, William Moore, John Maris u singer. The AG club is a new organization of Alva Neal high school and has taken a great many steps in its initial year. This organization is striving for various' acquirements which will enable it to affiliate with The Future Farmers of Indiana which is a state branch of the national organization, The Future Farmers of America. A charter will probably be granted the Franklin club before the completion of the school year. The sponsor of the Agriculture Club is Prof. J. L. VanCleave, who has many voca- tional interests along the line of club work. Meetings are held monthly and perhaps the most interesting meeting of the year was a Father and Son banquet which was held in the Franklin Baptist church. Dr. Z. M. Smith, state director of vocational education, was the principal speaker. Meet- ings are planned to be held regularly during the summer. Four degrees can be achieved in this club, first, green hand farmerg second, :Future farmer. These first two degrees are conferred locally. The third degree is Indiana farmer, which is a state degree, and the last, the American farmer, is a national award bestowed upon candidates at the national convention. This organization with a membership of twenty-one boys will probably come to be an infiuencing factor in vocational agricultural education. The officers of the club are as follows: John McClain .............,........ ................ P resident John Hensley .................... ........ V ice-President Burton Guthrie .......... ............ S ecretary Charles McGinnis ......... ......... T reasurer Burrell Chastain .,..... ............. ........ R e porter 1930