Pottsboro High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Pottsboro, TX)

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Women Lead FFA Oink, Oinkl Get out of the mud! Ijust gave you a bath! This was not spoken to any little kid, but to one of the many pigs inhabiting the Future Farmers of America sty. Cattle and hogs are the main attraction for the Pottsboro FFA'ers at the Loy Lake Jr. Livestock show. Pottsboro FFA is not just a man's world, it is open to women too. Teresa Reeves and Diane Tucker held the offices of president and vice-president. Charlotte Finke won the Lone Star Farmer degree by completing the requirements, which included being active in the Agricultural class for 3 years, being a chapter farmer and earning S500 for the organization. At the District livestock show, Diane Tucker received Grand Champion honors in the Swine Division. A. Robert McClain grooms his cow for competition. B. Greg Pearson competes against an opponent at the district show. C. Bill Evans performs the necessary task of feeding his pig while at the Loy Lake Livestock show. D. Greg Pearson and Vicki Samel, FFA Sweetheart, enjoy attending a local show. E. David Steele and Robert. Christman display the technique ofairing up trailer tires. F. Preparing for a livestock show by feeding the pigs at the Pottsboro chapter farm are: Greg Pearson, Bill Evans, and Wendy Smotherman. .F af' my ' 1011? ' is is Q I, W J. ,K 131 eve-p 1 9- Q. 4 1 FFA officers have successfully led their organization through an active year. Wendy Smotherman, treasurerg Charlotte Fink, secretaryg Greg Pear son, sentinel, Vicki Samel, sweetheartg Bill Evans, reporterg Diane Tucker vice-presidentg Teresa Reevesg president. W4 f S

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XB, Bottom row: Mrs. Day, Paula McPherson, Donny Franklin, Donna Tol, Joey Griffin, Chris Caylor. Middle row: Robbie Sholl, Donald Hoffmann, Clint Salyer, Charice Everett, Sylvia Roy, Sandi Overman, Susan Allison. Top row: Micah Toland, Roy Wagner, Dwight Travis, Danny Edwards, Mike Cleveland, Clay Jones. , 445. o 35 si. Q 'X ts EQ 5 itll t . 1-'Q s Q sr l i t se k S are J 1 C iii- Y bi.. g K Q 5. K .Y 1 'Wir Students Enter Business World How would you like to earn money as well as credits in high school? Well it's possible in the Multiple Occupation program at PHS. The program was designed to help prepare students for the job market. The school in conjunction with local and area businesses provided not only business experience but also on the job training. A. Buddy French replenishes the banana stock. B. Micah Toland sacks groceries at his place of employment. 62 S ann me XJ' 4