Kirksville High School - Regit Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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iii W Y as Flhiiffi A . Mig, What have we here 7 -Nix' F. F. A. Corn crop looks good this year. Which one won the pr ize? -L. fi How much corn does he eat? Cute isn't he '? Which one ? I'd be scared! I A S ,,g,1 fi 'K Images not available Mostly corn. Looks like a prize winner

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FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Leo Geoke, Freddie Madorin, Harold Linder, Victor DesCamp, Jimmy Ralston, Jack Doran, Fred Acuff, Bobby Vance. Jackie Sykes, Carolee Harris, Helen McFarland, Mary Alice Smith, Shirley Vincent, Ellenlee Monroe, Shirley Barnett, Rosemary Stewart, Janet Klingsmith, Jolene Hutchison, Sharon Leigh, Judy Smith, Ruth Black, Linda Brooks, Mary Jo Williarns. Janice Hopewell, Barbara Poston, Mildred Dawkins, Beatrice Stanley, Donna Truitt, Joann Bunch, Dorothy Holmes, Pearl Ann Schupbach, Carolyn Sue Cragg, Vivian Shelton, Ruth Hicks, Pat Rourke, Roselle Reedal, Sandra James, Marilyn McCloud, Bobette Vincent. Eula McConnell, Faye Ewing, Leila Levitt, Mary Louise Smith, Sharon Cleeton, Janet Collins, Jane Powell, Shirley Castineer, Donns Jo Dabney, Patsy Gregory, Pat Wolf, Marla Shipman, Joyce Floyd, Sylvia Cwnbey, Jane Novinger, Marlene Campbell, Joann Clark, Charlene McCloud.

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S 'nr F. F. A. FIRST ROW: Ellis Waddill fPresidentl, Ronald Hamilton fVice-Presidentj, Vernon Young fTreasurerj, Tommy Hill fReporterl, Tommy Hanson fsecretaryj. SECOND ROW! Carl Eagen, Allen Peterson, Emmet James, Frank Eskra, Jack Johnson, Jim Wileman, Jerry Lay, Jim Marquardt, Dale Watson, THIRD ROW: Mr. Barnard QSponsorj, Charles Cox. Dale Gregory, Larry McC1anahan, Hugh Elitel, Ward Ambrosia, Romaine Findling, Jim Baker, Bob Barrickman, James Hays. FOURTH ROW! Sammy Hays, Arthur Barnes, Gary Roberts, Jerome Stanek, David Young, Win- fred Adams, Wayne Adams, Arthur Burgin, Clyde Findling, Jackie Burton, Future Farmers of America The agricultural backbone of our nation in the future will be provided by present day mernbers of the F, F. A, These fellows took on several worthwhile projects such as the purebred hog sale, the 35 acre school project, the livestock shows of calves and lambs, and the 100 bushel corn contest. Besides these projects members of the F. F. A. went to district and state contests in various fields. But its not all work with no play, for these fellows held the annual banquet and the Fall Festi- val, the highlight of the year. Marlene Campbell and Tommy Hansen will long be remembered by the members of F. F. A. as the king and queen of the festival. Their attendants were Hugh Black, Charles Cox, Eldon Winkleman and Wilma Welch.