Fort Stockton High School - Panther Yearbook (Fort Stockton, TX)

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VOCATION continued Don Forguson, Joaquin Banda, Reporter David Carter, Roger Boyd, Richard Scroggins, and Tom Tompson mark the F. F. A. lambs. Stocking feed for the stock are Boly Dunn, Tony Urias, Sergio Carrillo, Dominto Quintela, Hershel Upchurch, and Ector Renteria. Parliamentarian Burton Williams, Frank Mesa, Armando Rodriquez, Henry Ordonez, and Martin Rodriquez listen attentively to Mr. White's lecture. Junior L.ou Fromme, chosen F F A S this year, makes herself at home W° ronment and attire. et-in typical Checking to see that the F.F.A. horse is shod are President Jerry Whitfield, Sentinel loday, and Alonzo Gonzales. 26

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F.F.A. SWEEPS SHOWS Exercising their creative ability, Isabel Banda, Wanda Baker, and Emma Velasquez also increase their wardrobe. It seems that dish washing would just come naturally, but Yolando Carrillo and Emily Crabb learn the correct way to do even this everyday chore. This year we have another outstanding F.F.A. Chapter in long line of many. The stockpile of ribbons won by prize sheep sponsored by this organization and its members has been continually growing. This years main contributor is Richard Powell, a sophomore who practically sweeps every show he attends. Jerry Whitfield has also made quite a name for himself at these many shows all over Texas. The success of these and other F. F. A. students reflects the effort made by Mr. White, the sponsor of this organization, in making Future Farmers of America. Serving well as a home-on-wheels, the F.F.A. bus is loaded once again by Mike Key, Ismael Bueno, George Reeves, Stanley Patter son, Milton Puckett, and Eleno Sanchez. 25

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Dick Whitworth, Treasurer Daniel V a 1 e n z u e 1 a, Joe Gomez, and Dorsey Robertson find that Jenny the donkey can be stubborn as a mule. heart for farm envi- carefully Troy Hoi- Learning to judge sheep are (clockwise) Terry Wilson, JerryGalle-more, Frank Nieto, Don Creech, Secretary Richard Powell, Vernon Creech, Henry Casas, and Randy DeAx. The pens must be cleaned, and Mike Williams, Frank Smetak, Jimmy Urias, Carl Tiemann, and Mike Hill do the messy job while Jimmy Conger, Johnny Urias, Daniel Valenzuela, Jr., Charlie Parks, and Historian Johnny Stout lend moral support.