Landrum High School - Bagpipe Yearbook (Landrum, SC)

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F. F. A. M,..nL-1 i Page Twenty-Eight We, as Future Farmers of America, believe in the future of farming, leadership from our- selves, cmd that rural America can and will hold true to the best traditions in national and home life. As our motto states: WEARE LEARNING BY DOING DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE. 'J'ksfff,1.f . Y 5f1141s1s-,mf ffiwiffi' - i 5 5331 M 5, :s f 1 W :':- .qygwju if ' 1 T is .,,,-...- f ..,,.-,N ..,,,,.--... .,,,,,,.7--:E . Q ! E BILLY WAYNE STEWART Vice President .. ' WN: wig A DENNIS FOX Treasurer ,XIX MANNING WILLIAMS President has S d I , vp, TERRY STAGGS Secretary q, .,'S,,, E521 f fg- fi I g 5 i A GA. , , V 235 R I I fe JACK PEELER Reporter CHARLES BRIDGMAN EDGAR M. HOLDEN Sentinel Advisor

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