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Page 32 text:
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F.F.A The entire F.F.A. poses for a group picture. Below are F.F.A. officers, Al Rollins, Treasurer; Mike Stone, Sentinel, Mike Bradley, President, Jon Smith, Reporter, Brent Price, Secretary, Tom Blake, Vice-President; and Mr. Luther, Advisor. At far left, Brent Price awards the “Greenhands” for their artistic posters. Mike Bradley seems to be trying to hammer something into Al Rollins’ head during the F.F.A. assembly. 28
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Julie Lyford models her garment while moderator, Polly Price describes it during the style show. F.H.A. advisor is Mrs. Block. A quiet moment during an en- Rosemary and Pat are caught by the camera dur-chanted evening. ing an interval of the style show. Lynn Luther and Paula Hoadley went to the national convention in Colorado. Patty Devenyns was Section 11 Secretary. 27
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plows through the year The major chapter project for the year was the continued operation of 70 acres at the strip mine near Sheffield and 16 acres at Neponset. This project, since 1955, has been a very good source of income for the chapter, being the major money-making project as well as an educational device. As a community project the members established 2 new lawns in the village and restored 20 farrowing crates. Twelve Freshmen were presented the Greenhand Degree and 5 Sophomores were awarded the Chapter Degree. Special awards for the year were the DeKalb Achievement award which was awarded to Michael Bradley and the Star Green-hand of which Raymond Robinson was the recipient. Senior students, Brent P„ Tom B., Mike B., and Al R., are seen preparing for a field trip in the Vo. Ag. van. The establishment of a new football fence and the restoration of an auto and a truck made up of their major projects. Junior students, Steve M., Al S., Jon S., Doug H., and Steve J. are shown studying concrete construction. They helped to construct the football fence and restored 2 automobiles. Freshmen, Tom S., RexS.,Jack S., Raymond R., Randy P., Darrell A., George S., Richard N., Mike J„ John J., Gary N„ Lee M., and Mark K., are seen preparing for the erection of fences and a shed to care for two steers and seven feeder hogs. Sophomores, Al B., Dave S., Steve B., and Scott S., are shown with the chapter rotary mower. They were mainly in charge of the chapter farm land. 29
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