Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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l 4 I F T RE FARMER OF AMERIC by aml for boys studying vocational agri- cultnrc in public scconmlary schools. The objcctivcs of the organization arc to llc- vclop lcaclcrship, character, sportsman- ship, cooperation, scrvicc, thrift, scholar- ship, improvcml agricnlturc, organized rc- crcation, citizcnship and patriotism. 'l'hc boys sponsor many activitics throughout the school ycar. They make anml cntcr displays and vxhibits at local and statc fairs. Many contests arc cntcrctl mluring tho ycarg such as tractor driving, projccts, and judging. Othcr activitics in- clutlcd a square dancc and a coopcrativc sccd purchasing program. Thc Pcnnrimlgc Chapter won the Bux- Lchigh-Mont championship in basketball this ycar. ir' X i Rrportrr, N. Lewis: Sccrcfary, J. Cook: Prz'.vz'df'r1t, R. Moyer: Vive Przwfrlrrit, K. Godshall: Svnlirivl, R. Munzingcrg Trmsurrr, F. Browng ,-ldzixrr, Mr. Ott. lc F.F.A. is a national organization of, :rn