Dayton Joint High School - Maple Memories Yearbook (Dayton, PA)

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Future omemakers of Amerika r F First Row, left to right: Mrs. WValkcr, Mrs. Goocl, Mrs. Schrcccngost, Club Mothersg Barharzi Nolf, Shirley Cogloy, Naomi Conclron, Janice Schrvccngost, Myra Wright, Inna- SlccQ Betty Hoffman, Barbara Stitlvr, Ioan Lockhart, lone Dunmirc, Betty Lon Condrong Miss Rea, Advisorg Mrs. Stockdale, Clnh Mothcr Second Row: Susie McNutt, Mary Odosso, Millie Brown, Ellen Crue-nawalt, Linda Bro-N cious, Glenda Stcffy, Lorrctta Eclwarcls, Peggy Johns, Ethel Neal Thi1'd Row: Donna Marshall, Kathryn Blosc, Marlcnv Shick, Sally Quinn, Donna Hooks, Ethcll Cain Fourth Row: Kathlccn Kcnnah, Vcrna Mc-lntirv, Olivo Alahran, Alcloan Stockdalv, josvplnim- Prvtvroti, Shirley Main Fifth Row: Carole Rcpinc, Carol Rupp, Dotty Mclntirv, Ben-rly Reeslnan, Shirlcy Rccsinan, Donna McConnell 55

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Future Homemakers of America First Row: Sally Quinn, Vice-President, Millie Brown, Presidentg Susie McNutt, Secretary. Second Row: Beverly Reesman, Parliamentariang Shirley Reesman, Treasurer, Kathy Blose, Re- porter, Miss Rea, Advisor. Those attending the Farm Show at Harrisburg on Ianuary 12, 13, and 14 Were: Shirley Reesinan Mary Odosso Ellen Greenawalt Millie Brown Linda Brocious Barbara Stitler Betty Hoffman Miss Rea, Advisor Mrs. Stockdale, Chapter Mother Linda Brocious, Barbara Stitler and Betty Hoffman participated in a dem- onstration at the FHA booth in the Farm Show Building. Millie Brown received the State FHA degree at the Farm Show. The State degree is the highest honor 'to be achieved in the FHA. 54

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Future Farmers of America Uffieers First Row, left to right: Mr. King, Advisor, Anthony Odosso, Secretary, Norman Beers, Sen- tinal, Ronald Early, Reporter, james Stover, Treasurer, Lloyd Abel, Chaplain. Second Row: George Abel, President: Bill Wolfgang, Vice President. The FFA is composed of chartered State associations Which, in turn, are made up of local chapters situated in high schools having departments of voca- tional agriculture. The boys in such courses constitute its active membership but provision is made for associate and honorary membership. There are four grades or degrees of active membership- Green Handw- Chapter Farmer ,- State F armern and American Farmerf, These grades of membership are contingent on deHnite accomplishment in connection with the voeational agricultural program of the school. Local chapters determine the individualis advancement in the Iirst two grades of membership, the State de- termines the third, and the national organization confers the fourth degree. SpeeiHc levels of attainment with respect to farming, earnings, investments, leadership and scholarship are set up for each degree. Programs of work participated in by all members are set up annually by every chapter, each State association, and the national organization. These pro- grams are built on the needs of the individual and the community. The items included are guide posts pointing the way. A program indicates 'the direction and course to follow in order to reach definite goals, and there is a relationship among local, State and national programs. Results attained, therefore, are due to farmer-training objectives set up and carried out by the boys themselves. 56