Shawnee Mission High School - Indian Yearbook (Shawnee Mission, KS)

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Wilma Eubank takes down FFA news dictated to her by Ronald Parks. Testing a sample oi soil in the FFA laboratory. Castle Thomp- son determines which fields are best adapted to certain crops. Presidents of Future Homemakers oi America. Y-Teens. Hi-Y. Pep Club. and Future Farmers of America sit in on one oi the ire- fJ,,,,x,,l,W t,.,.l1r, -,mW,,,.,t Hp. MLN quent conferences with Principal Howard D. McEachen. 215

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Checking over business details of S-M's FFA chapter are the officers. Seated: I. Shadowen. reporter: C. Thompson. president: H. Parks. sec- retary: G. New, treasurer. Standing: C. Pettijohn. program chairman: M. Ragland. sentinel: Mr. Harold Gar- ver. advisor. Q x sf , , t 'K N i f at 2 1 ,Q I 1 va . - ., ' F i 'F Q ra i 28 if' g i ,r 3 .,-- fn ill' .... Filling their feed boxes and weighing a three-pound broiler are three FFA members working on their chicken project. Clove-rleaf Nursery A Garden Mart, 7400 W,5OH1qhway, Mcrvuam,Hv 1804 214 MERIT PRUVED D llY Having met stringent requirements, fiftyftwo voca- tional agriculture students became members ot the Shawneeflvlission Chapter of the FFA, under the sponf sorship of Mr. H. D. Carver, advisor. Capable leaderf ship was shown by the outgoing officers, who were Castle Thompson, president, Ioe White, viceepresident, Ronald Parks, secretary, Gene New, treasurer, lerry Shadowen, reporter, Mike Ragland, sentinel, and Charles Pettiiohn, program chairman. P z M , ' AGES! Ya' The newly elected officers of the Shawnee4Mission FFA chapter smile quite happily. BACK HOW-Dick lorgenson. Bill Iorqen- son. Nick Hoge. FRONT ROW-Carlysle Thompson. Gene New. lack Meyers.