Roland High School - Ranger Yearbook (Roland, OK)

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President, J. W. Spain; Vice-President, Gene Redden; Secretary, Joe Wilson; Treasurer, Jerry Thornburg; Reporter, David Thornburg; Sentinel, Jesse Riddle; Advisor, Ted J. Howell. Serica. Learning to Do Doing to Leam Earning to Live Living to Serve Learning to do, doing to learn, has always been part of the FFA motto. The Roland Chapter has tried to ful fill these words. Each year our members participate in community service, supervised farm training, judging contests, fairs, shows, many other useful activities, and regular class work.

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(Aratie 4- 1 Cops The grade 4-H has an enrollment of about 65 members. They are recruited from the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth grades. They are one of the outstanding clubs of Sequoyah County. Because of large membership the boy and girls meet in separate groups. Officers of the boys' group are Wayne Watts, President; Jackie Williams, Vice-President; Steve Wilson, Secretary. Officers of the girls' group are Kathy Speir, President; Gail Pearson, Vice- President; Glenda Barnes, Secretary. They are coached by Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Humphrey, Mr. Click, and Mr. Collins.

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3F3TA Unus iUcriue Atnards Bill Bailey is shown receiving the highest honor be- stowed on a Roland F F A boy. He was presented a plaque and prize of one hundred dollars as state winner in Rural Electrification, April, 1962, at Stillwater. Senior 3s ifiFA Sforetheart is Miss Ella Jeremiah is the cur- rent F F A Sweetheart. Ella is a senior and has been F F A Sweetheart for two consecutive years. She is sixteen years old and plans to go to college at Oklahoma State University next year. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey Jeremiah of Fort Smith, Arkansas. Senior H-lins $est 331 ir in q Cliffofd McCause picks up the award for the Best Wiring Effort in the state's Rural Electrification Contest for 1962. This was the first time our chapter won first, although we have two seconds and one third place before. The chapter was pre- sented the plaque and forty dollars.