Forestville Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Forestville, NY)

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Pin' E C M'-Wo CGH-f1'e dt, J lst R J, ow. 1Elm'8af,QSnYde1- . 1 Plfoff- 1 E.M ' E-He, 'whi tg 'Powell X: F' P ' and 'slflevl ' N.whi' R.s' ayngs' ROW: H in: L te age E' GUVEI 'Mohr 'Pars , G'A1l5tir3'BeI11us. tea Rgllefglli -' G,M1 thw- Row, ndogsk Bfor, ' . ' U1 ' e E011-ett 8, A 15' Q 3 R 0 rank! . Lawto - na The officers of the F.F.A. are: Don Workofi Presidentg Don Spears, Vice President, Roger Levandouske, Treasurer, Monty Fox, Student Council Represen- tativeg and Fred Payne, News Reporter. The boys from all of the agriculture classes attended the registered Holstein sale held at the Dunkirk Fairgrounds. Most of the F.F.A. boys are planning to attend the Cornell Farm and Home Week which will be held in March. Some of the projects which we have planned for this year are: a scrap metal drive, selling seeds, and selling farm magazines. One of our long range plans is Tito own a barn and some land for the use of the Ag boys. During the last three years quite a few boys have taken an interest in agriculture. There are now 35 members in the F.F.A. 41