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Future Farmers Of America FIRST ROVV-XVendell Daniel, Robert McFarland, .loe Morrison, Sam Haber, Carl Stumpff, Robert Raker, Kerry Kephart, Mr. Harry Crim, Advisor. SECOND ROW'-Donal Bruns, Billy Burden, Don- ald Kephart, Russell McCannon, Robert Smith, Jerry Kephart, Glenn Fitzgerel. Carty, Paul Vtfhitfield, Loyd Hite, Ronald Phleps, Carl Hamilton, Dick Petre, Allan Dean. FOURTH ROW'-Damus Bell, Bobby Carlyle, Ray- mond Timrnons, George Lowe, Sidney Hurt, Dale Corkran, Dale WVarren, Dennis Hough. Not in Picture-Charles Park, Lyndle Bell, Duane THIRD ROVV-Melvin Farnsworth, Mervin Mc- Early. The Holden Chapter of Future Farmers of America was organized twelve years ago. At the present time there are thirty-five members in the chapter. The following officers have served for the past year: President, WVendell Danielg Vice-President, Carl Stumpff: Secretary, Kerry Kephartg Treasurer, Sam Raberg Parliamentarian, Bob Rakerg Sentinel, Joe Morrison. Mr. Harry Crim is the adult advisor. The F.F.A. colors are national blue and corn goldg the motto is Learnin g to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve. During the past year the Chapter has conducted many activities. These include at- tending F.F,A. Camp, entering a float at the Holden Fall Fiesta, sponsoring a refresh- ment stand at the basketball games, and attending the American Royal. The main event of the year was the annual Parent and Son Banquet. A parliamentary procedure team, a radio skit, and a livestock judging team entered in the Sub-District and District contests. Besides the regular shrp activities the Chapter is manufacturing concrete mineral feeders to sell at a nominal charge-to farmers of this community. The student labor in- comes for the year 1949-50 was 316,591.86 New equipment added this year includes a filing cabinet, an electric welder, a drill press, three table vises, and an electric grinder, Two Senior boys, Xvendell Daniel and Carl Stumpff, were chosen as State Farmers at the twenty-second annual F. F, A. Convention. , ., , ..,. ...... . , -D-M H Tnflmmiz...-.-,-.'::m..,,...-..:1?f1:-,Ir.,,Yv,,,,,
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- -3-,.fSi..,.rFs-:.., . . '-' I. .I , H . . i' .ming Future Homemakels of Amenccz FIRST ROWV--Eulah Lee Dstill Advisor' Marjorie Houbh Maxine Stewart Joann Phelps Marion Kendrick Faye Bedsaul Maxine Shippy Patsy Fitzberel. ' , 'vlarbaret Jo Quick Jane Phillips Dorothy Sech- rest Judy McFarland. THIRD ROW--Christine Hicks Mary Alice Dean aa.. --aeevv . ee . . . . --nnlii1 'Q ' 1 1 I I SECOND ROW-Barbara J ones Shirley Hall Don- na Sue Jones lanice Maloney Thelma. -McCracken Dona Beebe Jo Anne Moore Lois Phelps Louise Lon,, Louise Smith .Wanda Moore, Pebble Phelps. Not in Picture: Charlene Clutter Fae Hamilton Virbinia Houah. The Holden F.H.A. Chapter was orbanized September 9 1949 with the following offi- cers: President Patsy Bitzberel' Vice-President Marjorie Houbh' Secretary-Treasurer Marion Kendrick Historian Maxine Stewart Pailiarnentarlan Faye Beclsaul Reporter Joann Phelps Song Leader Maxine Shippy Chapter Advisor Miss Eulah Lee Dstill Chapter Mother Mrs Aaron I-.1ough The chapter flowei lm the ied rose the colois aie red and white and the motto is TOWVARD NENV HORIYONTS On October 19 19-19 twenty e1,:,ht officers and membeis vi ere initiated The chaptel has sponsored a bake sale and a refreshment stand at the b tsketball games and served the 1 F A Parent and Son Banquet and the Band Banquet 'lhey also served a Chinese din nex for membeis 'xt the Sub district meetm, at Belton Maxine Shippy was installed as Sub district reportex The nost impoitant event of the yeai was a banquet honounb the ,nls parents 1 4 Q- 1 1 1 1 1 0- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 Q- 1 1 4 1 1 I , a cr 1 N 1 1 1 0. 1 .1- 1 1 0. G. 1 1 - - 1 1 - 1 ' 1 . , . I I . . . . I I I . . I - 1 ' -1 1 A 1 1 1 I , I . . I . . I . I 1 1 1 - - 1 1 , . 4 . ' . . , , - . - , 1 1 A . I .OI . I I . . . I . 1 1 - - ' . 2 .. U' Q -, I 1 . . 1 4. . . ' A - . - I I I . . . OI . . I . . . . , 1 1 - - , , - . 1 ,- 1. - . ' ' . . 1 n . .ff 11-'1 1 ., 1 ,................1-.......-. .,, W - f man.- J.,
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