North Miami Senior High School - Conestoga Yearbook (North Miami, FL)

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Members of F .F .A. participate in the planting and caring of plants at their farm. F.F.A. OFFICERS ARE, CSITTINGD: J. Klapmeyer, secre- tary, B. Bomarte, president, S. VVeidinger, vice-president. CSTANDINGD: K. Stone, treasurer, and L. Woods, reporter. Future Formers Help Americo Grow Learning to do-doing to learn-learning to live- livingp to serven, is the motto of Future Farmers of America. They strive to develop competent lead- ership, strengthen the confidence of students, and encourage members to improve their homes, charac- ter, and their scholarship. MEMBERS OF F.F.A. ARE, ROW ONE-T. Harper, Cowan, B. Cann, I. Klapmeyer, R. Bomonte, I. Siegel, C. VValker, L. Woods. ROVV TWO-Mr. Sistrunk, G. Tolomeo, B. Coodstein, K. Smith, T. Russ, F. Hicks, T. Carbalano, I. Ruggiero, A. Pastuer, R. Davis, L. Shendowich. ROW f , 5 ,.:1f,fz- 'ry--v,,.f1. ,,, 1ve'.., fb!45Q y,ig, fa, ,V X WW WW --fygz Q'.,W'-if- K ff, 'ff JI., f- 1,7-,Q 5 'f J ' 1, , . , , , Future Farmers' activities for the year consist of National and State conventions and recreational activities. They participate in livestock and poultry judging contests. Since 1951, the club, under the direction of Mr. Sistrunk, has encouraged boys to try to improve themselves and their surroundings. THREE-D. XVatson, T. Fincannon, I. Fields, D. Sisk, C. Mayo, I. Gainey, T. Charles, M. Updike, B. Cohen, S. Bul- ford, A. Concannon, J. C-ood, R. Shuman, I. Bailey, R. Bernstein, I. Martin, T. Wager, and D. Brown. , Mwwf , ,,,,,M-ff 7h,W,,4ewfM M ,Mp-

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D.C.T. members gather to eat lunch before going out to their jobs. D.C.T. Leorns Through Experience We realize our education explores many facets. Our Diversified Cooperative Training-Diversified Education program explores the vocational edu- cation facet to the fullest. This club endeavors to promote the growth of cooperative vocational education and a better un- derstanding of the club's purposes by the general public, for the benefit of our state, community, school, and ourselves. The students develop the answer to the most immediate problem facing them as they prepare Members of D.C.T. are, ROW ONE: H. Hutchins, B. Lancellontti, I. Williams, R. Alonge, R. Ritter, W. Zeiner, ROW TWO: B. Kelly, K. Spangenberger, I. Handy, N. Schultz, S. Riddle, K. Harrington, E. Mantana, M. Mc- Tir: Officers of D.C.T. are, ROW ONE: Elena Mantana, Cor- responding Secretary: Nancie Schultz, Recording Secre- tary, Kathy Harrington, Presidentg Joyce Handy, Vice-Pres- ident, ROW TWO: Mrs. Breese, Sponsor, Arnold Powell, State president, National vice-president: Reenie Alonge, treasurer. for their life's Work by on-the-job experience. Through their activities and vocational education their future leadership qualities are developed. Maintaining a 2.6 average, being capable of meeting all necessary requirements for graduation, and being outstanding students are the high re- quirements for membership. D.C.T.-DE. carries out its aims even in its ac- tivities. for the year. All yearly activities can be classified in the four areas: leadership, civic duties, professional and social endeavors. Cowan, ROW THREE: P. Baker, S. Akius, I. O'Quinn, D. Vincent, I. Flaum, B. Lynde, T. Prepicky, B. Wild- stein, A. Powell, I. Terrier. .s

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Future Farmers preparing for their trip the Florida State Fair in Tampa. Students watch the judging of the livestock. The poultry exhibits are another part of the fair. F.F.A. members look at prize-winning steer. Members register for livestock exhibit. Vw