Connor High School - Archives Yearbook (Hebron, KY)

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 Selling 166 crates of oranges, Jay Grant, a sophomore, was the leading salesman in the FFA fund raiser! The FFA has many pro- jects, but selling citrus fruit is the most profitable. Jay Grant has been in FFA for two years; in 9th grade he was a reporter and in 10th grade he was treasurer of the club. Active in many competitions, he has re- ceived many awards including Star Salesman in his freshman year for entering tobacco and hay in the Boone Co. Fair. One of the reasons he is inter- ested in farming and the FFA is because of his family’s 36-acre farm near Petersburg where they raise tobacco, hay, cows, and sheep. THE BOONE COUNTY RECORDER 10 West Washington St. Burlington, Kentucky 41005 586-6123 191

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