Grand Saline High School - Chief Yearbook (Grand Saline, TX)

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l ,I Opposite page: AJ Mr. Edward Bailey talks to his Ag. II class about judging pigs. BJ Mr. Jackie Risner reads a magazine and takes it easy during his off period. CJ President, Glenn Woodrum, and Bill North present Mr. Taylor Rhodes with a plaque for Honorary Chapter Farmer Degree. Mr. Rhodes was an FFA sponsor and agriculture teacher for twenty-three years. AJ Dr. Charlie Jones, speaker at the ban- quet, persuaded FFA members to take advantage of opportunities that are given to them. Bl Richard Doss, Mark Dicker- son, Ray Wallace, and Johnny Shelton work on a garbage can holder during Ag. II. CJ Vice-president, Brad Large, and sentinel, Mark Dickerson, present sweet- heart, Kathy Waddill, with a dozen roses. I g 1 it t skill?

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A5 Tricia Gray and Connie Fansler play dress up at a meeting. BJ Sonda' Shue- make stretches her muscles during a meeting. CJ Mrs. Joyce Whatley, Miss Sharon Brown, Mary Joslin, and Ann Mat- thews leave for a Christmas party at Com- merce. Thanksgiving in the Country was the theme of the Parent-Member Banquet for the ninety-six Future Homemakers . Members washed Windshields, sold ribbons and Stanley products to raise money for the banquet and to attend conventions. Area officers, Mary Joslin and Ann Matthews, attended a Christmas party for area officers and sponsors December 3. Tricia Gray and Daphne Jackson were members of the area chorus. Ten members attended the area convention at Commerce in March. The state convention was held in April at Ft. Worth and nine members attended. Senior officers were honored at a party in May to complete the year.

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Prof Speaks at Banquet Dr. Charlie Jones, Professor of Agriculture Mechanics from ETSU was the guest speaker for the Parent-Member banquet. Mr. Taylor Rhodes was presented with a plaque for Honorary Chap- ter Farmer. Sweetheart Kathy Waddill, was presented with roses during the banquet. Enter- tainment was provided by the Grand Saline FFA Band. Operation of the FFA conces- sion stand at football games was the money making project. Money was used for the banquet, to buy shop supplies, and to attend judging contests. Members attended various judging contests at Mt. Pleasant, Commerce, and Bryan. Seven members entered exhib- its in the Salt Festival Livestock Show. Other stock shows were attended at Edgewood, Athens, Mabank, and the County Fair.