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This year the Future Farmers of America had a total membership of thirty-six. The officers for the year were: President, Bobby Skouseng Vice- president, Don Pew, Secretary, Jim Vidanog treas- urer, Oscar Montgomery, and Reporter, Eugene Glonts. Nineteen new members were initiated at a par- ty in the Ag. room and shop of the school. The exhibition on Home Beautification won se- cond prize for the members at the State Fair , Also won were six first prizes, eight second priz- es, and two third prizes from farm mechanics and field crop exhibits. Eleven spray units for parasitic extermina- tion were bought. Also purchased cooperatively were 1200 chicks and two tons of feed. The F. F, A. Field Day at Tucson, which was sponsored by the Agriculture Department' of the University of Arizona, had a record attendance. Members add teams received two gold awards, two silver awards, and four bronze awards. The gold awards were won by Jim Vidano and the Agronomy team. ' The student's enterprizes consisted of one thousand two hundred chicks Cfryersb , thirty-nine animals, fifteen swine, one dairy cow, fifty-three acres of cotton, five acres of alfalfa, ten acres of maize and two hundred and ten acres of barley. The approximate value of these enterprises is 812,125. Coolidge High School salutes Mr. Elmo Jenson and the Future Farmers of America, Congratula- tions for such a successful year!
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fThe Coolidge High School Band, with a member' ship of twenty-four, will conclude this y'ar'c activities with an-especially arranged graduation program under Mr. Isadore Shoore's direction. Their star- studded program this year included home game field maneuvers, of which Qgglg gag in Qggigw was most spectacularg participation in out- of-town games, which included the All-Star game in Tempe. Good will and fellowship were exchanged by the musicians 'df 'Coolidge, Florence, and Crea Grxrie when the bands met and played together for the first annual Pinal County music festival. Band members and friends extend their enthus- iastic appreciation to Mr. Shoore, able director of the band.
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