Dixon High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (Dixon, CA)

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Q t Q .'s2'U1Krf:. Msf,Wl w f s 1 msg-1. s BEEF SHEEP FIRST ROW, left lo right: Paul Gordon, Elmer Kitchen. Marvin FIRST ROW, left to right: Don Warren, lames Atkinson, Bob Wann, Ice Mcllim, Ice Lewis, lack Stossel, George Mendes, Bob Lewis, Ioe Lewis, George Derner, Wayne Alvis. SECOND ROW: Lewis. SECOND ROW: Rees Iones, Eddie Foss, Russel Chastain. Ralph Bulkley, Bob Sellers, Terry Schroeder, Bill Rogers, Ted Dick Kitchen, Ted Sullivan. Lonnie Cagle. The Dixon PAA. has held Master Chapter for ten years. It has an organization ot titty boys and has been organized for eleven years. The boys completed such projects as a barn dance, repairing toys tor Christmas, parent and son banquet, writing articles for state and local papers, iloats, boothes, and a program ot work. The local chapter participated in an otticers training school, National Education Week, a cooperative quiz, a public speaking contest, a SWINE FIRST ROW, left to right: Larry McMillan, Her. man Gnos, Ernie Anderson, Marvin Lultges. SECOND ROW: Danny Caldwell, Carl Hayes, Don Warren, lack Fry. FIRST ROW, lei! to right: Sammy Saragosa, Sidney Schroeder, Vernon Machado. SECOND ROW: Rees Iones, Don Allen, Clarence Vierra, Sullivan. Lonnie Caqle. snow trip, an educational trip, project competi- tion, the Dixon May Fair, and a trip to the Cow Palace. A greenhand and chapter farmer initi- ation was held, and an application was made tor the state farmer degree. The F.F.A. projects consist of beef, dairy, sheep, swine, poultry, bees, and barley crops. This year has been an extremely successful one for the Dixon Chapter oi the Future Farmers ot America. BEES AND I-'ARM CROPS FIRST ROW, lei! to right: Isom Page, Sid ney Schroeder, lack Stossel, Alvin Yates SECOND ROW: Tom Wilson, Lonnie Cagle Terry Schroeder, Bob Sellers. DAIRY Bob Rogers. ew 1