Hinds County Agricultural High School - Hindsonian Yearbook (Utica, MS)

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I Itsvf 5'U5-154Z41Y'93f'72S-Lf7f 21if'l'f- - STEPPI G CUT S LE DERS Future Homemakers of America and Future Farmers of America iw. W N . K. x Q, A .tug at t Reporter, R. Stamps, Sentinel, A. Devine, Draper. the' Lggrn prodlbmp c I tesjjerry C?v'iengjare?oj?tSAeri5v-tg 'WE FFA officers for the year of 79 are President, E. Robinson: V- President, B. Mimsg Secretary, V. jenkins, Treasurer, R. Clark ' ' ' ' Student Advisor, C. I believe in the future of farming is stated in the FFA Creed. However, the Hinds County AHS Chapters of the Future Farmers of America and Future Homemakers of America have broadened the meaning to this statement to I believe in the future. Therefore, through experience programs, speaking and judging contests, and just plain participation, they have prepared the ideal future leaders. The Hinds County AHS Chapter of the FFA entered the year with a state Home Improve- ment award winner, three recipients of the state farmer degree, an award given to mem- bers active statewide in leadership and agricul- tural production, and the state parliamentary law award winners. What else could they have done? Well, the chapter found something else to do. In 1978-79 they were headed toward the state in creed speaking and parliamentary law and maybe toward the national convention in livestock judging, a contest in which the chap- ter were not to familiar in winning in. Their national hopes for public speaking ended when the judges in a close contest caught the chapter speaker's collar unbottoned. How close could you have gotten? The FHA, just as active, entertained the District with a play entitled Let Me Be Me. They were also hon- ored with a District Treasurer, Fannie Webb. Together these clubs taught skills in selling, in mechanics, in homemaking, and in com- petition and participation. An through these skills these members made a great step as be- coming leaders. 2 Classroom activities aided FHA mt-mlwrs in thvir svarcli I 1 knowledge.

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SU GS UF PRAISE fit Chou Throughout the year the Voices of Harmony participated in assemblies and other special activities. With a member- ship consisting of All-State Choir mem- bers, the Voices of Harmony added en- joyment to our lives. P-1 f' Choir member Curtis Shears dodicates You Light Up My Life to Mrs. Porter 12 all