Smyrna High School - Gold Dust Yearbook (Smyrna, TN)

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FFA The Botanical Garden of SHS. In the SHS green- house, FFA members applv the skills they have learned to grow beautiful plants even in the winter months, 4 4-'Q ONEVNINETY , FFA OfHcers. james Mullins, treasurerg Eddie Paul, hrsr vice presidentg Steve Ricketts, sentinelg Thomas Rowlett, presidentg David Tenpenny. senmd vice president: Lyn Gilliland, secretaryg Gema Ellrs, reporterg Mr. Whitworth, sponsor. FFA Q ,

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1 james Thomas, Mark Da vis, jesse Campbell, jerry Gann, FFA Members. Row 1: Chris Stanley, Houston Har- rison, james Duff Row 2: Darrell Neal, Rania Feingold, Sandra Dollar, Phil R edHeld, Greg Rhodes, Rex Wall, Mr. Wfhitworth, Tony Brewer, Tommy Gen- try, Carren Leckie, Chris Gray, jay Boner. Row 3: Charles Goodloe, Kelly Simpson, Regina Wrilgtlit, james Mullins, Ed- die Paul, Steve Ricketts, Thomas Rowlett, David Tenpenny, Lyn Gilliland, Genia Ellis, Wendy Sikes, Darren Clark, ,qanw - e' H, Future Farmers of America is a national organisation for students who are involved in the agriculture and horticulture classes. FFA's primary airns are to develop leadership skills, cooperation, and good citiaenship qualities within the members ofthe club. FFA is the oldest of vocational student organisations with 1928 being the year it was founded. Students participate in various contests in which they display the skills learned in class. Some of these skills are parliamentary procedure, public speaking, and live animal evaluation. The lloriculture contests include categories of flower arranging, plant indentifcation, and plant potting. Students also exhibit their own livestock in various shows. FFA members also compete to win local, state, and national awards based on their over all involvement and participation. All Kinds of Farming. Livestock is only one ofthe many types oflarrning that are studied in FFA. Thomas Rowlett is pictured observing the action ofthe hogs that he is using in his FFA project, Serving the Public. David Tenpenny, along with his other classmates, hehvs a local tfarmer. The class is building an outdoor shed which will be given to a lofal Barmer as a public service project.

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