Pflugerville High School - Panther Paw Yearbook (Pflugerville, TX)

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Learning to do, doing to learn, learning to live, living to serve The 198485 FFA Motto 1984-85 Range and Pasture Judging Team. Junior Stephanie O'Brien. Sophomore Mike Bundrean. Senior Rodney Porter, and Sophomore Tammi Roberts. 1984-85 Chapter Conducting Team; Freshman Grant Henning. David Corley. D'lisa Schlab. and Chris Graf. 1984-85 Land Judging Team. Front Row: Senior. Rodger Hankins. Junior Anthony Wilke. Mark Gaddy Back Row: Senior. Danny Callaway, and Advisor D. Vrabel 1984-85 Sr Chapter Conducting Team. Front Row: Juniors Michelle Lott. Cheryl Timmerman. Senior Danny Callaway. Sophomores Tammi Roberts, and JoAnn Gutierrez

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Tracy Henson receives her award after elected HECE student of the year. Lucy Cervantez and Laura Bowie prepare a dish during their homemaking class period. Graham and Kelly Wyllys. employers of the year, stand with Diana Thomas who is employed at the Sonic next to Northcross Mall. Micki Tennies. outstanding member. Christine Ingram, outstanding leadership, ant Melanie Burt, outstanding new member receive awards at the FHA banquet. Sharon Draper and Carla Ransom talk with friends at the FHA banquet which was held May 2. 1985. 38 FHA

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P-ville FFA Has Another Outstanding Year The Pflugerville FFA has once again proved itself to be a strong and respectable chapter. In the fall of '84 Pflugerville Junior Chapter Conducting team did the same. Then in the spring of '85 the land judging team advanced to Regional and finally State Competition. The FFA sent the Chapter sweetheart to District Competition in Taylor. We accepted banners for the Jr. Chapter conducting and land at the conven- tion also. The highlight of the year was the Austin-Travis County Livestock Show and Rodeo. Pflugerville, despite House Bill 72. dominated the whole show. Our Chapter claims 156 out of 300 animals in the sale ring along with 13 of the 20 champions, which equals 65% of the show. The Youth Fair was a large success. Everyone was pleased with the students participation. Sophomore Gregory Jett shows off trophy after win- ning Grand Champion pig at Pflugerville Livestock Show. President senior Danny Calaway, M.C.'s local FFA Livestock Show with help from senior Kevin Sam- son. and juniors Brenda Oertl and Jeff Mizenmayer. 40 FFA The year included Greenhand Initiation in which all 1st year Ag. students are literally and totally embarrassed by their performances. The students are required to obtain 20 signatures from up perclassmen and perform stunts as laying eggs, air raids, pushing pennies and dimes, and painting their hands green. The school year concluded with a childrens barnyard sponsored by the FFA. Children from both Pflugerville Elementary Schools are brought to the Ag. farm and experience thrills with various farm animals which are supplied by different Ag. students. Our Chapter is very proud of the program and activities and is very thankful to Mr. Wilke and Mr. Vrabil for their continuing support. By Michelle Johnson Junior Anthony Wilke shows steer at Pflugerville Junior Michelle Johnson, escorted by senior Danny Livestock Show. Calaway. shows a smile after winning Miss FFA Sweetheart. “After many long and hard hours of work, it finally paid off by winning Grand Champion steer at the world famous, internationally known Pflugerville Livestock Show,” said junior Anthony Wilke. Freshman David Corley shows off his Reserve Champion lamb at the Pflugerville Livestock Show.