Delta C7 High School - Charger Yearbook (Deering, MO)

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OFFICERS Pres. -Rodger Privett V. Pres. -jack Ratliff Sec. -Ronnie Evans Tres. -D. Blankenship Rep. -Lanny Young Sent. -T. Wilkerson jr. Adv. -Joe Murrell uf f r X I , . X 1.3 ,fe g.. .M -. 1. . QQ J A , 157 3 - - -z a 1.11 W V pm 5 ' ' P5 ':'., A A ' ' ir' 'F 5 - .T X ' ., FF The FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA is a non-profit, non-political, non-sectarian rural youth organization of voluntary mem- bership, designed to take its place along with other organizations striving for the development of leadership, the building of a more permanent agriculture, and the im- provement of country life. It constitutes one of the most efficient agricultural teaching devices that has been discovered up to the present time. Our local chapter has received five conse- cutive blue ribbons at the Mid-South Fair in Memphis. At the State Fair at Sedalia we received three gold ribbons and two silver ribbons for projects submitted. 05' 4-3 9 4 -54

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FTA of l, Q 0 Q Y .er 313. gf V-Pres. , Mary Grimesg President, Robbie Parishg Sec-Treas. , Dwight Blankenshipg Sponsor, Mrs. Betty Taylor. The F.T .A . is an organization designed mainly for students who wish to go into the teaching profession. The mem- bers of F .T.A. teach one day per quarter each year. During that day they are given the experience of being with the children, helping them and actually taking over the job of teaching. These days and experiences may help the F. T.A . member decide whether or not teaching is the profession he wants. . Each year the F.T.A. issues two scholarships each in the amount of 35100. It is awarded to two seniors whom the executive council and sponsor thinks has done an outstanding job during his or her years in F.T.A . S i A ef 'bl

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