ODonnell High School - Eagle Yearbook (ODonnell, TX)

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39,11 - Crain hy far az Wag Knowledge ofthe proper use of electricity promotes safety in FFA projects and at home. r 5 Education and experience in differ- ent skills are worthwhile projects offered by FFA. L. FFA members show community interest by constructing and keeping in good repair a Welcome to O'Donnell monument. 6,1 9-

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for flmeriva is' Quiurc The responsibility of preparing the food for the Parents' Ban- quet was given to the girls. The officers enjoyed their retreat at Lake Thomas during the summer. aii ff iif -1 .1 s:'., :Qi Swcafhmrf BOBBY EWING R i it N- A. OFFICERS: Joylene Anderson, Recreation, Connie Pirtle, Recording Secretaryg Rhonda Payne, I-listoriang Cara Crutcher, Treasurerg Debra Webb, Publicityg Sharon Dempsey, Degrees, Debbie Askew, Presidentg Mary Moore, Corresponding Secre- tarygjudy Caswell, Parliamentariangjudy Hardin, Projectsg Marilyn Allen, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mrs. Oleta Smith, Advisorg and Mary Richardson, Vice-President. . I., . ,,,..., ...X , A

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af Life OHcc'r.s' LAYNE BI RDWELL Sentinel -IESSE CANO Secretary DANNY BREWER President WAYNE CRAWFORD Vice-President RONNIE PROCTOR Reporter BOBBY CASWELL Treasurer QNot Picturedj mj Qi Wd ef' Mr. james Reed, Vocational Agriculture Teacher, spends many hours studying so that he may improve the FFA program. l Paula Carroll, as FFA Sweetheart, finds assist- ance and advice on keeping the scrapbook from the President, Danny Brewer. L ,..-v kr-531' ' '