Hardin Reynolds Memorial School - Reynolda Echo Yearbook (Critz, VA)

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F.F.A. MEMBERS: LEFT TO RIGHT (1ST ROW) W. Hylton, B. Reid, Jr. Stowe, M. Bledsoe, R. Foley, R. Harris, R. Adams, Jr. Walker, T. Coleman, E. Lawrence, H. E. Nelson. (2ND ROW) L. J. Corns, M. Bledsoe, D. Spencer, G. Roberts, S. Handy, R. Cobb, F. Tatum, C. Kendrick, L. Roop, R. Harris, M. Reynolds, D. Craig, J. B. Hutchens.(3RD ROW) W. Clark, B. Saunders, M. Shelton, J. Hoyle, S. Doss, P. Ehmann, J. Adams, R. Clard, S. Hairston, D. Penn, J. Hairston, C. Hagwood. (4TH ROW) W. Taylor, R. Shough, B. Trent, J. Shockley, E. Hutchens, G. Turner, J. Adams, R. Hairston, T. Hagwood, J. Hylton. (5TH ROW) M. Clark, Jr. Spence, D. Plaster, J. Anthony, L. Wray, D. Harbour, J. Patterson, K. Gilley. (6TH ROW) L. Martin, M. Martin, D. Plaster, D. Martin, J. McAuthur, S. Joyce, H. Hairston, L. Corns, S. Clark, L. Burnett, H. Coleman, G. Dillon, T. Barbour, D. Hughes, R. Terry. (7TH ROW) D. Freeman, F. Hancock, D. Foley, D. Cecil, D. Roop, C. Stowe, D. Hairston, G. Hairston, S. Plaster, B. Kendrick, J. Fackler. (8TH ROW) D. Robertson, D. Craig, W. Rogers, A. Hopkins, D. Hylton, J. Reynolds, L. Reynolds, A. Gilley, M. Plaster, B. Stowe, Gary Martin. FFA Teaches New Methods Sponsor, Mr. Hutchens, looks on as Larry Cobbler works in the FFA shop.

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Integrity And Leadership In School Life vt I - Win V ' ' in;:::: uhmb m ! limn HI 1 III : ] SOPHOMORE BETA MEMBERS: Steve Mason, Kathy Hancock, Debbie Cooper, Brenda Lewis, Ginny Anthony, Neva Bowles, Dana Plaster, Rita Shockley, and Pat Ehmann. SPONSOR: Miss DeHaven SENIOR BETA MEMBERS: FRONT ROW - Bonnie Purcell, Nancy Bowles, Sandra Goard, Susan Shough. BACK ROW - Johnny Mason, Marilyn Turner, and Howard Fackler.

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Boys Learn Practical Side of Farming The Future Farmers of America is a national organization for boys studying agricultural education in public secondary schools under the provisions of the National Vocational Education Acts. It is a well known activity that has a definite part in the public school system of America. The FFA was organized in November, 1928. It has served to motivate and vitalize the systematic in¬ struction offered to students of agriculture, and to provide further training in farmer-business-citizenship. Even though the FFA is a non-protit, non-sectarian, non-political organization, it must have funds on which to operate. In order to raise some of this money the Will Reynolds FFA Chapter at Hardin Reynolds sold concessions at H.R.M.S. basketball games. The Will Reynolds Chapter of the Future Farmers of America is one of the nine school chapters that comprise the Fairystone Federation of the FFA. This year from our chapter, Jimmy Shockley holds the office of President and Calvin Stowe, the office of Sentinel in the Federation. The foundation upon which the FFA is built includes leadership, character develop¬ ment, citizenship, patriotism, and many other admira¬ ble qualities. FFA Officers: FRONT ROW - Elmo Hutchens, reporter; Jimmy Shockley, president; Eddie Lawrence, secretary; BACK ROW Calvin Stowe, sentinel; John Wayne McArthur, vice-president. Not pictured - Claron Hutchens, treasurer. I V Wt M i mm • mm mmmmJSSt-