Happy Valley High School - Aquila Yearbook (Patterson, NC)

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Left to Right: HAROLD AUSTIN RAY BRADSHAW JIM BUMGARNER WILLIAM BURLESON BENNY CARLTON DUANE CLARKE TOMMY COFFEY WAYNE COFFEY JERRY COOKE CLAUDE COX DOUGLAS DOBBINS ANDERSON DULA BOBBY EDMINSTEN DAVID FORD Treasurer SHIRRELL GENTRY BILL GREENE J. B. GREENE FRANKIE GREENE HERBERT GREENE OTIS GREENE VERNON GREENE CLAUDE GRIFFIN Vice-President JOE I-IAGAMAN MAURICE HAMBY BAXTER I-IARMON LANDIS HARRISON PAUL KNIGHT LARRY LAWS JOE MCNEIL ODELL MILLER DAVID MILLS Secretary DALE MOORE HOWARD MORROW' JIMMY PARSONS TIM RATLIFFE GURNEY ROBBINS LE ROY ROBBINS RAY ROBBINS BRUCE SUDDRETII GARY SUDDRETH KEITH SUDDRETH President CARROLL SUTTON JOHNNY TURNER JOHN TUTTLE BILLY WALKER DENVER WATSON ROSS WINKLER BILLY WOODS R. B. WHITELY Sponsor NOT PICTURED DOUGLAS BRYANT SAM MILLER Reporter LARRY ROBBINS 6, .4?..x ' its -'98, J V 4 l ' V v-. cr. 5- ' wr- 'N 'F M t M ak , Q c P in sk -A lb- ak I s 4. 17' ' 7' J mf gp . A U - ,AJ , A . Qs... f 'If' fm ' 'T A J H. 77 'WSH 76 L 1 -, ft' f I . -R' ' .. r .17 rv if Q7 if 2-If A 5' S if A rx I S.. in 7 -3-NIV 551, , 4? 4 1.5 If ' ' -f-1 X -.. , as f g 1 its 4. 1 f no - s N 1 si -n'-Cir , . X 1 Q L, - 47' -- I I ,...4 rl '--V I 1 P4 -. 4.4 I-0 f . 1' '24 I ' 972 Sr, it - v- A , :P 1 Y rx! . . f 1 tl , wig , . Y ,L J if f .I Q' .iv tix fr f I ,wg if 'T' 'If fl 57. ,4. The Future Farmers of America, or F, F, A., as it is com- monly known, is the national organization of, by and for boys studying vocational agriculture. The foundation upon which the F. F. A. organization is built includes leadership and character development, sports- manship, service, scholarship, improved agriculture, citizen- ship and patriotism. Among other things, members learn through active participation how to conduct and talee part in a public .meetings to speak in public, to solve their own problemsg to finance themselves, and to assume civic respon- sibility. The. motto is filled with practical philosophy, reflecting a spirit and sincerity that shows the true viewpoint of every member of the F. F. A.: Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve 105