Whitney High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Whitney, TX)

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The Whitney FFA Chapter recognizes outstanding achievements at its annual father-son barbeque. Committees Supervised Agricultural Occupations Experience Kwen Karr Jarvis Basham Aaron Booth Cooperation Johnny Hill Jeff Landon Jerry Phillips Community Service Ricky Hines Kent Leech John Polson Leadership Kenny Caviness John Bray Robert Camp Earnings Savings and Investments Garry Allen Ronald Davis Tommy McCord ConductotMeetlngs ScottShaw Steve Butcher James Fowler Scholarship Jerry lnce Greg Callaway Shane Hooten Recreation - Jerry Riddle Chris Turner Jay Lester FFA Public Relations - Joe Price Mike Campbell Eric Williams Participation in State and National Activities - Mark Halbert Brian Emlet David Bigon Alumni Relations - William Fowler Steve Worley Mike Sosebee FFA NHITTCS COI'Tlmit1I9GS, Awards Heart of Texas Fair Electric Cut-off Saw - 1st Bale Buggy - lst Gates - 1st ' SWEEPSTAKES ' Hill County Fair Bale Buggy - Kwen Karr, Johnny Hill, Ricky Hines - 1st Barbeque Pit - Tony Clendennen - 1st Head Gate - Kenny Caviness, Ronald Davis - 1st Gates - 1st Electrical Cut-off Saw - 1st SWEEPSTAKES ' Lone Star Farmer Degree Johnny Hill Ricky Hines Kwen Karr Page editor - Jennie Hill Ginger Hibbitts, FFA Sweetheart, represented Whitney at Area competition. She was also chosen Hill County Fair Princess.

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Grace Continues Incentive Program The W.E. Bill Grace Foundation has chosen 10 sophomores in the past 9 years to participate in a generous program. Each boy is given a calf, all the feed it can eat, a place to raise the calf, and equipment. Mr. Grace has given eight scholarships totaling 318,000 to graduating seniors. Left to Flight: Anthony Pool, Chris Johnson, Tommy McCord, John Poison, Brian Emlet, Joe Price, Steven Worley, Aaron Booth, and Tony Brooks. Not pictured is Danny DeLisle. Dann y DeLisle studies true showmanship with the ,tion of his calf Festus . Pool prepares the beef for the Hill County Wendy's commercial, with the old Where's the lady should meet our calves. Grace students find halter-breaking not all fun and games as Steven Worley discovers the foot is quicker than the eye. Tony Brooks, Chris Johnson, and Aaron Booth prepare to rodeo with the unleadable calf . Page Editor - Joe Price