Northside High School - Horn Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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F. F, A, Qcontinuedl This beautiful little Angus was shown at the San Antonio Livestock Ex- position by Jimmy Knowlton and Don Wideman. The Chapter is very proud of this animal. Smiling faces reflect the mood of the gala F.F.A.-F.H.A, Barn Dance. The band leader Adolph Hoffner, called a break to present B e tty Sue Springer, F.F.A. Swee thear t, and Benno Klabunde, F,H.A, Beau, Both of the celebrities were presented with nice gifts. 78 Phil Ljungdahl Kon the left, and Marvin Ohlen- bush are shampooing Phil's Angus Steer for the San Antonio Stock Show. The steer plac ed second. ,- e x so . .Y A , 39' I , . K i Paul Ohle nb u s his proud of his Angus steer that placed fifth in his class at the SanAntonio Stock Show.

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, A, fcontinuedj The F,F,A. boys were snapped here while attending the Angus c attle sale at Essar Ranch. The boys gained experience in recognizing good qualities in cattle as well as enjoyinga good meal at the ranch. Jimmy Knowlton, Vice-Pres. Con the lefty and Don Wideman are exercising Long Ears, the Brahma Steer that made the FFA Chapter very happy by placing first in his class at the San Antonio L ive s to ck Show. v v K, X i ' 79559 Howard Kelley is feeding his six-month-old Duroc barrow. Thepig's name---Kelley's Pride --- of course. Jerry Morgenstern poses in the pen with his three six month old Berkshire barrows. The one with the white nose placed third in his division at the San Antonio Livestock Show. t -1- Aww! I

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fig? isa. W., 'ing a final inspection to a trio of the portable barbe : units which Northside Future Farmers of America .pter members have made are Cleft to rightl George ubing and Clarence Kohelleppel,F. F.A, s tude nt s, l Mr. Marvin Finto, vocational agriculture instruc . The boys make about fifty of these a year. K at Pr epa ring to leave for a radio recording are orge Chambers, Don Wideman, Mr. Finto, Jimmy owlton, Bobby Oefinger, Kenneth Cox and Phil mgdahl. On the program, The Future Farmers America Speak, broadcasted from KONO, they rds they had won inj ud ging con- ts. The jeep they are standing in front of was ight from Carlos Coon. T h e F, F, A, b oy s in- lled a motor they received trom army s urpl us, 1 the paint-shop at Burbank High School painted This was a worthwhile project because the boys 1 always make use of another truck or car. F. F. A, fcontinuedl Prepa ring a booth for the P, T, A, Barbecue are some F, F, A, boys. Paul Stroud and Howard Kelley are digging post-holes while Mr. Finto supervises. fffflqt f , Q1 A it A Here we see Ervie Braun, Phil Ljungdahl, Don Wide- man, and Jimmy Knowlton displaying some of the h onor s received during the year. Ervie is holding the c up he re- ceived as high-point man in the judging c onte st at Austin. Phil shows the trophy the judging team won for the first place in the Livestock Judging Contest at Austin. D on and Jimmy hold the banner the F, F, A, judging team received for eighth place at Stephenville. 9 ff, cg , Vfvik ,M '