Plainview High School - Pirate Treasure Yearbook (Plainview, NE)

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FFA TOP ROW, Left to R1ght D Plttet C Lederer D Wostrel G Carstens G Spatz P Gustman G Thomsen SECOND ROW N Mltchell D Plttack D Scott M Muhs L Foster L Sazama L Peterson G M111er THIRD ROW D Volwller J' Nelson R Chrlstlansen V Kamrath L Schaefer L J1Skl'8 G Henery K Harmon Mr Goudge A Norr1s A Story A Fulton R Courtnage R Re1kofsk1 K Ras mussen B Clemans G Bodf1e1d J Schaefer F F A MOLTO Learmng to do Domg to learn Earmng to 11ve L1Vl.Dg to serve Comphments of THE PLAINVIEW NEWS A good newspaper devoted to the interests of one of the best communities in Nebraska.

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VOCATION AGRICULTURE miie, F F A OFFICERS CLOCKWISE Mr Goudge Advisor Chauncey Harrison Reporter Roland Young President John Moser Secretary LeoKm1ec1k Treasurer and Loren Hansen Sentinel HISTORY OF THE PLAINVIEW F F A CHAPTER The regular F F A year started April 1 1957 After school was dismissed the officers held a meeting and made up a Chapter Program of Work which is a preview of the year s aCt1 vities The officers then attended State Leadership Camp where they were taught the duties of their respective offices The Chapter members held a Slave Auction in August of 1957 Each member was auctioned off for a day s labor to the highest bidder It was a success because it was held in the busy time of the year when many farmers needed extra help The chapter officers participated in a District Parliamentary Procedure Contest in Norfolk in the month of March 1958 They received a white ribbon for their accomplishments We also held a public speaking contest with the contestants being the members of the Senior Ag class Allan Norris was declared the winner by our judge Mrs Story Allan participated in the district contest held in Albion Nebraska where he received an excellent rating The annual F F A Parent Son Banquet was held Apr1l16 1958 with many honors and awards being bestowed on members of the F F A and guests A model farm which was made in the Voca tional Agriculture shop was displayed for the first time at the banquet It was equipped with rain terraces waterways a dam and a model farmstead with a cropping system that would be ideal for this type of farm The new officers for the coming year were formally installed into their respective offices at the banquet also. These are some of the accomplishments that the organization has contributed to the Plain- view Chapter, which will be ten years old this year. 11948-19583 Compliments of ASHBURN FUNERAL HOME Congratulations

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A genius at work??'? Is that , fun Gary? 7? L when Paul checks it, Larry with part it's good. of his project 9 tix Be sure and study hard boys! ! ! I N 6 .R I .eww sg , , 1 -as The mighty seniors at work. ,r Hope it tastes good ! l! Compliments Of MAS-ON'S CLOTHING Men and Boys Newell and his dairy calf Plainview, Nebraska