Cullman High School - Southerner Yearbook (Cullman, AL)

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F.F.A. OFFICERS President , , ,, 7 Y o o C occcso Dennis Reeves Vice President Bobby Mashburn Secretary Gary Oden Treasurer so Tommy Roden Reporter Wallace Goodwin F.F.A First row, left to right: Phillip Kolenburg Death Calvert Billy Ray Adamson Jerry Parker. Second row: Chyron Wood, Joe Wilhite, Ralph Harris, Tommie Roden, Huelee Adams, Freddie Osborne, Fred Hathcock. Third row: Dennis Reeves, Farrell Alexander, Billy Wilhite, Norman Calvert, Hoyt Posey, Frank Brown, Oathel Kilgo. Fourth row: Royce Linton, William Basch, Edward Bolte, Alton Sharpton, Louis Price, Lionel Puckett, Lynn Rigsby, Jack Crutchfield, Orville Wisenhunt. .fx A 'Quin ,xxx

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-.,,.1 x I Firsf row, leff fo righf: Quinfus Price, Diclcie Pafrick, J. T. Williams, Dewayne Hand. Second row: Wallace Goodwin, Wayne Chandler, Donald Hardyman, James Roberfs, Joel Thompson, Charles Richfer, Jack Quafflebaum, Franlc Manley, Alvin Hinlcle, Donald Day, Dale Self, Sonny Brown, Charles Bafes, Gus Gross, Harry Adamson, Bresee Vesf, Fulfon Maufer. Fourfh row: Donald Sco'H', Alfon Pifzing, Bill Heafherly, Dennis Self, Charles Carden, Asa Brandon, Edward Corley, Jack Raley, Raphael Lowery, Bobby Jean Goodwin. F. F. A. The aims and purpose of fhe F.F.A. Club, formed in I939, are fo creafe a love of counfry life, fo develop confidence of farm boys, creafe more inferesfs in fhe infelligenf choice of farming occupafions, encourage farm boys fo improve home life, develop characfer, and 'rrain for useful cifizenship. Learning fo do Doing fo learn Earning fo live Living fo serve. The various meanings of fhe symbol are: The owl is a symbol of knowledge and wisdom. The plow is a symbol of labor and fillage of fhe soil. The rising sun is a symbol of progress and a new day in agriculfure The cross secfion of an ear of corn represenfs common agriculfural inferesfs since if is grown in every sfafe. The eagle is indicafive of fhe nafional scope of fhe organizafion. 'TM'

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OFFICERS-President, Shirley Tanner, Vice President, Nora Parker, Secretary, Shirley Hamilton, Treasurer, Wilma Patter- son, Parliamentarian, Nell Holmes, Historian, Ruth Bates, Re- porter, Joann Pollard. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA First row: Donnie Fincher, Elouise Moore, Shirley Holland, Betty Ray Brown, Ellen Johnson, Peggy Morrow, Morgan Jones, Betty Hendrix. Second row: Margo Ratlitf, Shirley Tanner, Geneva Zinsmeister, Winfred Barnett, -Wilma Patterson, Yvonne Ragland, Miss Eddins. Third row: Peggy Perry, Polly Aldridge, Joan Huffstutler, Edigna Edwards, Helen Lumpkin, Naoma Stisher. First row: Joan Maner, Wilimina Harbinson, Betty Whatley, Sue Aldridge, June Scott, Katherine Cosper, .Iune Rains, Bonnie Lorrance, Bobby Copeland. Second row: Norma Rainey, Minnie Jo Blankenship, Nancy Moore, Shirley Hamilton, Joyce Hart, Joan Quick, Oven Franklin, Miss Lawhon. Third row: Fay Milligan, Lou Allcorn, Shirley Lovelady, Kathleen Haynes, Betty Hildrith, Anna Faye Morris, Ruth Bates.