Syracuse High School - Rocket Yearbook (Syracuse, NE)

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FFA taught current farming procedures. The Future Farmers of America com- pleted their second busy year with a ban- quet for their parents on April 18. Awards were presented to outstanding members. A slave auction was held early in the fall as the money-making project. Slow- moving vehicle signs were also sold. The Land Judging Team consisting of Wayne Brehm, Bob Brandt, Dan Bottcher, and Paul Minderrnan took first place in the district contest and fifth in the state, The group toured the North Omaha Power Station and a cattle feeding opera- tion at Manley. Mr. Benson and some of the officers attended the national convention at Kansas City. Larry Janssen and Donn Schroeder were members of the honor band at the state convention. FFA OFFICERS: Stan Wirth, News Reporterg Duane Hopp, Treasurerg Paul Minderman, Vice Presidentg Wayne Brehm, Presidentg Larry Janssen, Secretaryg Bob Bryan, Sentinel. Paul Minderman displays chapter award

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X, A FFA FRONT ROW: Bob Bryan, Duane Hopp, Larry Janssen, Wayne Brehm, Paul Minderrnan, Stan Wirth. SECOND ROW: Bob Harms, Gary Liesemeyer, Jerry Janeke, Howard Hogancamp, Gary Royal, Mr. Benson, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Daryl Hopp, Jerry Wiebusch, Roger Royal, Lynn Schomerus, Donn Schroeder, Dennis Royal. FOURTH fr, 56 cgi We Wg.. o ag ? H, .fu n W 5' sf H A 'gif 122555: E' . ROW: Randy Crownover, Clark Gartner, Bob Brandt, John Webber, Don Halbasch, Dean Henke. FIFTH ROW: Leonard Isaacs, Wayne Heather, Larry Edgar, Keith Kimbell, Dennis Knickman, Gary Kuenning. BACK ROW: Gene Carper, Fred Berner, Steve Wirth, Bob Bray, Bob Engelbrecht, Dean Roos. C +5 J 1, 14515421 , A 1 Q me FFA Land-Judging Team, Bob Brandt, Dan Bottcher, Paul Minderman, and Wayne Brehm, V

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