Parker High School - Annual Yearbook (Parker, SD)

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Hfiv FFA The Parker FFA Chapter continues to grow. This year we went from 18 vo-ag students to 25 vo-ag students. Summer brought FFA camps, judging, softball tournaments, county falr, hamburger fry at Mr. Flegen's house and summer visits. When the school year started, first up was landjudging. Buddy Lukes, Gene Even, and Gene Schaefer earned a trip to the National Land judging contest by placing ln the top eight in the state and taking second overall. Then the leadership contests and the National FFA convention in Kansas Clty, Ms. attended by Pat Stapleton and Scott Andal. Kurt Mielke and Jason Chester were our creed speakers this year. Then came FFA week. We had a weekful of events. Sunday, bowling in Sioux Falls: Monday, rabbit feed at Mr. Fiegen's house: Tuesday, dress up day: Wednesday, farm day in the shop: Thursday, pancake breakfast in the shop: Friday, we took the parents to Sioux Falls for dinner and toured G. T.A. The annual fruit sales were a success with Mike Johnson selling the most with over 5900.00 In the spring came more judging. Morrells' Llttle I and the State Convention were the events. At the convention, Pat Stapleton was named state farmer and three students were given awards for their achievements. The chapter banquet was held in the basement of the Catholic Church and the year ended with a trip to the National land judging contest in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Q-Q FFA officers: top: Richard Leber, Pat Stapleton, Jeff Sherard, Scott Andal, Carter Krumbach, bottom: Mr. Feigen, Eugene Even, Russell Buseman, Donovan Budde Members standing: Jeff Trainer, Kenny Berens, Eugene Even, Mike Johnson, Terry Fluit, Jim Chaney, Tracy Helbult, Jason Chester, Lyle Berens, Buddy Lukes, Gene Schaeffe r, Donald Even, Duane Elliott, Mike Smith, Kurt Mielke, Jeff Hrdlicha, Mr. Fiegen.

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I mQ2 'fl'-ll'n'-C5005 w2mUQwm C O U N C I L The National Honor Society is a privilege bestowed upon a student meeting various requirements. Mem- bership is based on outstanding scholarship, char- acter, leadership and service. Once selected, the mem- bers have the re- sponsibility to continue the quali- ties they demon- strated when cho- sen. 1 Q I Y' X - - . ' w - Q . 9ii'Y1w..- x. . f fi ef . f ' , -If x , 3 EAR . , '. .Q 'f' fr Left to right: R. Buseman, M. Almond, A. Chicoine, K. Schnabel, L. Marsh, M. Novak, J. Haas T. Duncan, M. Salter, Mr. Selby SCHOLARSHIPS S1000 SD Superior Scholarship to South Dakot State University 8550 F.O. Butler Scholarship to South Dakot State University K. Schnabel 31000 Hatterscheidt Foundatio Scholarship to Augustana S1000 GenefMarion Amdahl Scholarship T Augustana J. Viet 4 yrs. Army R.O.T.C. Scholarship U.S. Army Reserve ScholarfAthlete Award S. Andal 3500 Wrestling Scholarship to Huron College E. Friese S100 Ringley Scholarship to University of South Dakota 4 yrs. Army R.O.T.C. Scholarship L. Marsh S500f yr. up to 2 yrs. Vocationalf Technical Scholarship from Aid Association for Lutherans. M. Novak Presidents Scholarship at Mankato State University V. Preheim National Merit Finalist S1000 Hatterscheidt Foundation Scholarship to South Dakota State University C. Nelson. E. Friese, M. Crist, K. Ostrom, T. Hass, K. Selby, J. Nelson, Advisor Mr. Hagg. J. Viet, V. Preheim - President