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Q9 Po, ' JUN1 UTC 0 A n 32 i IJ sw R.O.T.C. In many of the Daviess County classes academics are taught through books. How- ever, in the Reserve Officer Training Corps QROTCJ the education is gained through ex- perience. Colonel Vernon Cammack, ROTC in- structor, feels this is the proper way to teach his students. UThey've been down the road and know how to do things, stated the colonel. These 'lhands on experiences offered to the ROTC students range from summer camps to many field trips to museums, air force reserves, and space centers. The trips enable the students to get acquainted with rockets, satelites, and weightlessness sensa- tions. So for those ROTC students at Daviess County, the education and knowledge gained from the instructions of Captain Weatherholt and Colonel Cammack is a great helpful experience in the future of the lives of many. N Officers, Billy Keiser, Steve Porter, and David Bland gather around to discuss the day. Acad emics!113
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- ,- , lv 0 , 5- it ' 1 71 Flight C stands at attention while officers inspect the cadets. Every Thursday they are ex- pected to dress in official uniform. Flight C prepares for their everyday routine which takes place in class. Flight C consists of all age ROTC members. 112! ii' t ' 1 Billy Keiser, commander in chief, stands erectly, very proud of his position,
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Hgriculture Daviess County's Agriculture Department has ta lot to be proud of. Headed by lerry Coleman and George Morgan, many peo- ple are taught every year the fundamentals of welding, farm management, livestock evaluation, crop production, and various other techniques. Outside of class hours, students are offered many activities. As a freshman, they begin to learn the aims and purposes behind Future Farmer's of Amer- ica. Daviess County's FFA chapter has re- ceived a state gold emblem for the past three years in a row and were named to the top ten chapters in 1981. They also re- ceived a bronze emblem at the National convention in November. FFA sponsors dif- ferent judging contests, parlimentary proce- dure, proficiency, and speaking contests among others. DCHS's Ag department and FFA chapter indeed accomplish a lot of things. ,Ms lt. N -Q H 'ii Fuiuitt or AMERICA A FVFAc DAVIESS CO. 33?i:fFW?3 I a n-an-...' K. ,, V .5 4-f:j'43'3 Qihi 1 -. 2.1-L , 3.9 H, ,,,.. Bill Taylor, David Moore, DeDe Taylor, and john Lashbrook participated in the Parlimentary Procedure contest at FFA Regional Competition. At the contest, Leslie McLimore received a superior in speaking.
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