Mount Ida High School - Lion Yearbook (Mount Ida, AR)

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Ninth and Tenth FFA Members: FRONT ROW: Ricky Miner, Johnny Gwinn, Bennie Milam, Nathan Davis, Charlie Hatton, Robert Black, Rusty Whisenhunt, Eddie Boadway, James Schrimshire, Bryan Whisenhunt, Bobby Strothers, Lewie Bryant, Mark Mathis, Michael Lee, Alfred Kinsey. SECOND ROW: Bobby Yett, David Jones, Bill Stroope, Terry Hutchinson, David Fikes, Jimmy Adams, Donnie James, Bobby Jones, James Smith, Jeff Wilson, John Kelloms, Ken Warneke, James Robbins, Jr., Greg Wilburn, Alvin Lambert, Terry Beavers, Parris Relic, David Harder, Jeff Price. THIRD ROW: Steve Gaston, Leithon Milholen, Terrell Wharton, Joseph Rowland, Leasel Bryant, Ricky Stanfill, Tim Majors, Bill Jackson, Phillip Standridge, Danny Minton, Bart Williams, Mark Walker, Charles Brown, Lloyd Tubbs, Johnny Edwards, John Kinsey. FOURTH ROW: David Boadway, Mark Graves, Mike Minton, Benjamin Rowland, John Irons, Kevin VVilson, Chester Bryant, Matthew Black, Terry Ford, James Abernathy, Daryl Bostow, Bo Tabor. 'NW' F ww ,swift Eleventh and Twelfth: FRONT ROW: Brent Standridge, Tim Bair, Shane Goodner, Kay Kitchens, Phillip Whisenhunt, Leslie Harper, Mark Vangilder, Pat Campbell. SECOND ROW: Clark Davis, Scott Simmons, Mark Whisenhunt, Mike Scurlock, Benny Weston, Andy Harder, Alan Griffith, Wade Abernathy, Tim Sekevac, Tim Gaston, Merle McGrew, Mike May, Mark Blocker, Matthew Duffy. THIRD ROW: James Robbins, Coy Rollins, Brad Collier, Greg Davis, Tad Kesterson, Robert James, David Schrimshire, Danny Gee, Terry Bair, Kyle Abbott, David Douthit, Bill Schrimshire, Steve Clay. FOURTH ROW: Richard Carter, Tommy Walden, Sammy Beggs, Mike Mayberry, Lenny Fryar, Lora McKay, Mark Davis, Sherry Rollins, Floyd Worden, Roy Hocker, Brenda Lappin, Timmy Tabor, Johnny Barber, Marvin Forthman, Greg Stovall. Organizer! ionsflfl

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X FFA FFA is a state organization made up of boys and girls who study vocational agriculture in order to prepare for careers and to become responsible citizens and leaders in their communities. Members gain practical experience through FFA activities while they study school courses in agriculture. Several girls are now joining FFA each year. The United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare sponsors the FFA Nationally. FFA officers pictured at right are: Kay Kitchens, Sweetheart, Mr. Billy Watkins, Sponsor, Phillip Whisenhunt, Presidentg Mark Vangilder, Secretaryg Tim Bair, Vice-President, Leslie Harper, Sentinelg Pat Campbell, Treasurer, Brent Standridge, Junior Advisor, and Shane Goodner, Reporter. AH4 an E f-fA f . ' f y ' , 'f-is .,. ., ,A ,a sia f V , ,, 1 The FHA and FFA Constructed a booth at the County fair which Studying gun safety under Mr. Watkins' skillful demonstration are told how to be a f'Food Budget Chopper. Blu Stmope and Terry Beavers' 48fOrganizalions

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FFA-FHA Barbecue Is Big Spring Event gpg., 50f0rg Arriving at 6:30 in the morning, Leithon Milholen, Barry Craw, Terral Wharton, and Tim Gaston attend the fire that will create the glowing Student enjoyment of the barbecue is evidenced by Renee, Benny, Kevin, and Mike. anizations Billowing smoke and heaps of hickory wood show the early stages of preparation for the annual spring barbecue to honor the club members' parents. Work for the barbecue actually starts weeks in advance, when all the FFA boys and Mr. Watkins cut the wood to allow time for proper drying. Mrs. Prince and her Home Ec classes spend several periods preparing the barbecue sauce, salad, beans, and bread. Parents show their interest Cand perhaps appetitel by appearing in large numbers to enjoy the feast. This type of communication between community and school is a pleasure to all involved. coal bed to cook the chicken later in the day.