Ridge High School - Reflector Yearbook (Van Wert, OH)

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F. F. A. f r ::: ' ,aqtgn I , , - ' fi iYfn7L?: l .alyvq . ' ' -, Agia f.s'ff:grsi.Afggf. ' LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: MR. KOENIG, DON DAVIS, BYRON Gooo, PAUL MOORMAN, ALBERT SWANEY, DE WAYNE HYMAN, RncHARo EVANS, GENE Gooowm. ROW TWO: CARL WOLLENHAUPT, GARY PEQK, JEAN GEISMAN, ABE VAN LJYNSBERGHE, MAURNCE PERRY, .JIM MOORMAN, BILL FAIR, DEAN TOMLINSON. THE OFFICERS FOR THIS YEAR ARE: President . . . . Carl Wollenhaupt Treasurer , Jean Geisman Vice-President . . . Dean Tomiinson Reporter . . . Gary Peck Secretary . . . Maurice Perry Sentinel . . Billy Fair There are sixteen boys enrolled in Vocational Agriculture this year. We have an average of 2.6 projects per boy, which includes both crop and live- stockprojects, We also have twenty-one improvements projects in the chapter. Our aim is to develop leadership, co-operation, responsibility, and thrift in the boys. We try to do this through the F.F.A. Our chapter participated in the county pest hunt and the county parliamentary procedure which We re- ceived a silver medal. We had our annual Parent-Son Banquet on March17, with several of the boys receiving awards. Carl Wollenhaupt, receivedan award from the Holland Pioneer Mills, for having the second highestyield in soybean among F.F.A. members in the county, Z5