Humble High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humble, TX)

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U11 HHS Chapter President Skeet Lindsey lthird from lefty eats with Area 3 vife president Kevin Page, National FFA president Mark Sanborn and Area 3 president Stu Harris at a lunch prepared hy Coordinated Vocationa NX Academic Education Home and Community Service, The Area 3 meeting was at HHS May 'IO-ll, 5 - E I ,5 A bk E' e is K 15 junior Deputies who collected money forthe FFA during the fair and rodeo were Missy Benham, Melanie Terry, Penny Morrison, Laura Pilgreen, Eva Williams, Tana Younts, Sherry Morrison and Kelly Conner. They worked under Chapter sweetheart Heidi Isto.

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A's,,,,..-- A .. -xg, mls FF ' -' R N A :ff 1 .Ps Vocational Agriculture students do work activities. lnstructor Gerald Young supervises around the shop and fairgrounds as part of the pouring of cement near the Career Center- A class work and Future Farmers of America club area shop and classrooms. Future Farmers of America hosted both the Area 3 FFA convention and District 2 Livestock judging. The farmers attended the Harris County Fair at Northline and brought home a Grand Champion and two Reserve Champions. FFA also captured three firsts at the South Texas State Fair and second place overall at the Baytown judging. The group also attended the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo and the Quadruple-county Showmanship contest. The club sold 2200 boxes in its annual fruit sale from which it gained 53,000 profit. Club members and Ag Booster members sold 1500 turkeys for equipment money. Six Lone Star Farmer applicants traveled to State Convention in ' Lubbock: Gilbert Dixon, Reid links, ' Shonna Parrack, jamie Smith, Bobby - 44 Terry and Tana Younts. Ili' L, - - -gg, The first fundraising project for both class and L club members is the annual fruit sale. Scott 3 Adams, Kenneth Dempsey, Tracy Brockman E Hi- Wfftvsfs it and Mark Sims work at unloading the boxed -g . 'fab YXXQQ 1 ragga fruit from the delivery truck from the valley. 2: ' W' : E

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104 FFA I 02,350 Future Farmers of America amassed 5102,350 in livestock sales at the thirty-second annual Humble Fair March 28-31. Top money and a new record was the purchase of Reid link's Grand Champion steer by Gerland's Food Fair for 59500. Gerland's also bought Kim Gardner's Champion hog for 53200. First-place lamb of Shonna Parrack was sold to Beasley Tire Company for 52550. David Francis received 52950 from Humble Food Market and Lee Insurance for his Grand Champion chickens. Toby Wells' champion capons were purchased by Humble Savings and Loan for 52300. First-place rabbits of Loyce Teel were sold for 51250 to First City Bank. Reserve Champion steer, entered by Bennie Schovajsa, was sold for 56600 to Humble Meat Market. Scott loachim's number two hog earned 52500 from the Industrial Gas Company. Quality Inn bought David Sykes' second-place lamb for 51400. Rob Francis' chickens won Reserve champ and 51400 from Custom Kitchens. Blue Marlin paid 52150 for Ronnie Pylate's second-place capons. Pam Smith's second-place rabbits got 51150 from Ward Brothers Insurance. Bubba Delk's Angus heifer took Grand Champion in Breeding Beef. Ken Lege, East Chambers FFA, took Reserve Champ with his heifer. Grand Champ Breeding Swine was shown by Randy Brady. Grand Champ Breeding Buck Rabbits were shown by Daryl Grantom, who also showed the Champ Breeding Does. Reid links weighs one of his animals during the Fall Weigh-in for Future Farmers of America projects. The weigh-in took place at the FFA barn on the fairgrounds. Contestants in the lamb division of the Humble FFA Fair show their animals to a judge during the annual FFA event. i ig ..,.. I V.ki Q an : .LY