Tyler County High School - Echoes Yearbook (Middlebourne, WV)

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MIDDLE 15 LA ND CHA PTEK FUTURE FAIQMEKS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President Howard Ferrell Vice-President Paul Gorrell Treasurer Braxton Freeland Secretary Francis Hadley Reporter James Arnett Advisor W. H. Wayman EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE George Lemasters Roy Glover Richard Seckman ADVISORY COMMITTEE C. D. Eastman Clyde Gorrell Alden Crumerine MEMBERS James Arnett Paul Gorrell Braxton Freeland Francis Hadley Howard Ferrell Clair Haught George Lemasters Everett Kelch Edward Seckman Burl Warner Ray Goff Emmet Gatrell Alden Bullman William Wharton Woodrow Doak Howard Curtis Thomas Grimes Robert Reed Lee Mayfield Kenneth Owens Denzil Neff Herbert Eddy Roy Glover Richard Seckman Harold Gregg Parl Lemasters John Howard Ronald Wright Wayne Wells David Core Kenneth McIntyre Raymond Baker Ross Starkey Russell Wetzel Charles Ferrell Clifford Hadley Wayne Wells Walton Smith Marvin Hadley W, H. Wayman The aim of the Future Farmers of the Middle Island Chap- ter is to practice brotherhood, develop leadership, encourage thrift and bring farm boys closer together. .... new A 59351. ..

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..... p .... 5315512 To become a member of this organization one must be a member of the Vo-Ag class and carry a program of supervised practice. 'The Middle Island Chapter was organized in the year 1928- l929, the same year the state organization received its charter. At the present time there are 5500 chapters in the United States with 82,000 members. The emblem is a pin, with a cross section of an ear of corn as the base, a plow, an owl, and the rising sun. The members of the Middle Island Chapter this year bought cooperatively 200 bushels of certified seed potatoes and six tons of fertilizer. , The boys made their annual trip to Morgantown in the fallg the results of their judging teams follow: Dairy team: Edward Seckman, George Lemasters, and James Arnett - sixth place Farm Shop: Paul Gorrell - seventh place. Agronomy contest: Burl Warner, Roy Glover, and Howard Fer- rell - fifteenth place. On October 19, 1954 the F. F. A. members held a mother, father and son banquet at the United Brethern Church in Midd- lebourne. After dinner was served speeches were made by Francis Hadley, James Arnett, R. U. Adams, S. R. Wood, Mrs. Olive Coffroth and W. H. Wayman. Music was furnished by the Starkey trio. Always in Trouble or The Hoodooed Coon the annual F. F. A. play, was presented November 25 with the following cast: Misery Moon, the hoodooed coon Marvin Hadley Gideon Blair, a millionaire Lee Mayfield Rosebud Reese, his charming niece Mary Johnson Tom Rissel, slick as a whistle Roy Glover Hiram Tutt, an awful nut Howard Ferrell Samantha Slade, an old maid Mary Rymer Paula Maleek, a Bolsheviek Ruth Jackson Lulu Pearl, the rag-time girl Hazel Cousten Patrick, the ticket seller Francis Hadley Rosebud's friends Juanita Richards and Mae Moore fax flk? 'f' ts' 'ilk 3-inf' v 5315+-Jef 'N ,I Q'22'2Nq'jg ' - ef-'NU Sail '1 by 'Jw-'wwf' y.. ,, H..-' W7MI 2?'u, .au -' . .... ' Wza