Holden High School - Eagle Yearbook (Holden, MO)

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'I' 'Do' Ugg 0909 :' Future Farmers of America FIRST ROVV: Leland Stowell, Jerry Martin, VVal- THIRD ROW: Cecil I-Iite, Larry Vick, Lloyd Ham- laced Fitiigeiaell, kG3'y IGIa.rrettE: Claude Bradbury- mond, Wallace. Sumner, Joe Rockwell, Kelly Stark, Jor on en ric , r. arry rim. . SECOND ROW: Jerry YV3.ll3.C6, Jake Diiks, Larry Ronald Sllverthornf Ted Morhaft' Hammond, Richard Vvagoner, Larry Atkins, Lloyd FOURTH ROW: Allen 1-Iite, WVayne Powell, Ora. Warner, Bobby Bedsaul, Jamie Rader, Robert Stumpff, Lyle Quick, Larry Shanks, Charles Park- Ramey. er, Kenneth Raker, Lowell Rector. President ............... ............ L eland Stowell Vice-President ..... ..... N Vallace Fitzgerel Treasurer ...,...... ..,.. C laude Bradbury Secretary .... ..... G ary Garrett Reporter ,,.,,. ......... J erry Martin Sentinel .... ......,.........,........................,.... .... G 0 rdon Kendrick Advisor .....,..........,.......,..,.......,................ ..........,,......,.... H arry Crim Colors: National Blue and Corn Gold. Motto: Learning To Do, Doing To Learn, Earning To Live, and Living To Serve. The Holden F. F. A. members and their advisor, Mr. Harry Crim, had a busy year, organizing and using their new Vocational Agricultural Shop. They participated in the Farm Bureau Auto Safety Road Program and in the establishment of a Wildlife Area on the John Curtis farm. Several members attended the National F. F. A. Convention in Kansas City. Their Parliamentary Procedure Team, composed of Ted Morhart, Stanley Stark, Jerry WVallace, Joe Rockwell, Jerry Martin, Robert Ramey and Larry Shanks, entered the Sub- district Contest at YVarrensburg. The Farm Meats Team, composed of VVallace Fitzgerel, Leland Stowell, and Gary Garrett, ranked third out of fifteen schools participating in the District Contest at War- rensburg. This ranking made them eligible to compete in the State Contest at Columbia. Other teams entering the District Contest were: The Farm Mechanics Team, com- posed of Allen Hite, Gordon Kendrick and Claude Bradbury: the Animal Husbandry Team, composed of Jerry Martin, Jerry Wallace, and Robert Rameyg the Dairy Husbandry Team, composed of Jamie Rader, Ronald Silverthorn and Larry Atkins: and the Soils Team, com- posed of Larry Shanks, .Ice Rockwell, and Stanley Stark. Leland Stowell earned the State Farmer Degree. I . Y I .. . .... ALL..- ..,...i..........4........LaL..a+t.,a. - ..A..v..-......,......eL...,,,,,4.,..,,4 ,,,,,,,,,, -M,

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