Huntington High School - Galleon Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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The Vocational AgriculturefAgribusiness Program at Huntington High School is open to any student electing to enroll. The program provides for the supervision of student-initiated home projects for the purpose of put- ting theory into practice. All students are urged to continue once they enter the program, particularly those with projects and ties with FFA. The program also includes activities of interest to adult and out-of- school youth. AgriculturefAgribusiness reference books and ma- terials are provided in a wide range of difficulty and variety to meet the needs and interests of students. The variety consists of publications prepared by the U. S. Department of Agriculture, the State Department of Agriculture, and state adapted texts, as well as other publications containing information of value in the teaching-learning process. RIGHT: Ollie Mitchell. Jr. Agriculture I, ll Small Gas Engines l 26 Agriculture . .. z .s , z . f,:',:v.gs3fy-,i1 2ilQ'5f?11gg:i.g:. . T ,xx f ,yrs -, . A -ggptfp :f..f.mga::,izmQ in wwe ww g ig' ' ,wrmwr . .,.-M':g ' 5' ' .,.l'E:.Jt,wff3' ,t,.r.,- .jp L , Y V , 1 , M3135 . M343 Iwi Wi? ' '3'fM i f , 'L.'LZZiwgg.i2wwvT,,K 7w'ws5WMNfL'P15. Hwy., . f s,w',,W , V M. H .,,. X . - f2ww::ia.w:::.,.,:st-w:m.z..sgg..,Vwf. s, -'fg,,s,.ffs2s...,,,k .s,,,,... LL f , A

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