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

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l ,. X . . . f f .. .W-New t Show and Radio Teams Round Up Awards fl., . 1 .sttwwbsiiwe,stfQf1,-awwtf-:rms fi. Future Farmers began the year with the operation of a conces- sion stand at football games. Another money-making project was their annual citrus fruit and apple sale. Top seller was James Rodgers who sold seventy-six boxes of oranges and apples. The show team had a busy year with stock shows. They partici- pated in about twenty shows ranging from the Grand Saline Salt Festival Livestock Show to the National Santa Gertrudis Jun- The mating habits of a pig is not Mr. Risner's favorite subject to lecture on. 42 'lwe ior Heifer Show at Ft. Worth. Mr. Ftisner's Ftadio Team com- peted in the District and Area Leadership Contests. Placing first in District and third in Area were Shelley McCallum, Terry Weaver, and Cyd Shuemake. Duane Carpenter, Charles Beasley, Don Maxfield, and Denina Kelsey participated in the Tri-County Simmental Associa- tion Field Day judging contest in which they placed second. The object was to place four calves in descending order of superiority. Five different classes were judged. Their winning efforts won them 3100. :FQ :..Ft as- gf if of sa 1 Honored by his students, Charles Beasley, Duane Carpenter, and Denina Kelsey, FFA adviser, Jackie Risner, is awarded the Chapter Farmer degree at the annual FFA Banquet. Hammering the final nail on their cattle feeder are Tommy Stephens and Mike McFarlin. Agriculture 47

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Coordinate Club cmd Class Activities 'Habla Usted Espanol? If you n't understand this ask a Span- Club or class member. The anish Club not only spoke anish, but also had parties, and at El Chico's. he Spanish classes weren't as ge as Mrs. JoAnn Dowdle uld have liked. Fifth period anish I had eleven students d first period Spanish ll had ee students. oth Spanish classes enriched hard, Allen Martin races to s three-minute timing. secretary Suzanne Vaillenc ura Dickerson president Tamara librarian, Robin Davidson, Janet Caing and Mrs. Inez Yates, Club members are Charlotte or. Not pictured is Pennie Crocker. their knowledge of Spanish cul- ture and history through the Spanish Club. The clerical practice class and the Business Club also worked closely together. The club met once a month, fourth period in Mrs. Yates' room. The club's main project was the maintenance of the business department. Their motto was A person who stands for nothing is nothing. Spanish teacher, Mrs. JoAnn Dowdle is hardly ever seen without her trusty old thermos, even while directing a classroom drill Spanish Club members are fback rowj Renee Dossg Mrs. Dowdle, sponsorg Jo Haptonstall, presidentg Marie Martin, sec- retary-treasurerg Cfront rowj Patti Brum- mett, vice-president: Lisa Fletcher, and Linda Eddy. Not pictured are Kerri Willing- ham, Julie Faulk, Terry Davis, Lori LaPrade, Debra Heddins, Brenda Lam- bright, Lynn Hill, and Karen Hill. 1' Business, Spanish