Wylie Public School - Pirate Yearbook (Wylie, TX)

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. is i A Mr. Don Whitt showed his prize winning donkey? A Carla Williams - Sweetheart A Penny Ammerman groomed her hog before the show. Brian Henderson and Melvin Delaney tied her down. P 34 V Ag ,, x .. Y QT, A Carol ljames, Jamie Nelson, prepared for show.

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Rhonda Justice and Daphne Zimmer counted money earned from one of OEA's fund OEA Front Row, Lois Jones, Spon- sorg Terry Simmons, Treasurer, Cheryl Cranford, Treasurer, Treasa Epple, Historian, Rhonda Justice, President, Donna Christopher, Historian, and Gary Nelson, Parliamentarian. Second Row: Dana Burke, Secretaryg Gina Young, Reporter, LaDonna Owensg Pam Maxwell, Dawn Thompson, Vice-President. Back Row: Lori Lemons, Daphne Zim- mer, Mary Peterson, Laurie Whitsell, Jeannie Hollomon. Not pictured: Jacki Ward, Sherry Browning, Glenn Reimers, Lisa Kelly. A OEA dressed up as cartoon characters during the Christmas Parade. 4 Rhonda and Burleigh just goof around during VOE OEA - FHA 4 33

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i A Mr. Don Thomas and Doug Whitt prepare for Sheep Show. FFA Bottom Row: Caren Williams, Carla Williams, Leslie Wilson, Keith Jones, Mark Tramell, Greg West, Carrie Songer, Benny Kelso, 2nd Row: Mark Culpepper, Doug Whitt, Marlissa Mc- Caskey, Nadine DeTarville, Greg Walker, Lisa Henry, Bobbie Lemons, Jeff Smith 3rd Row: John Ellis, Steve Tiller, Tim Walker, Penny Ammerman, Cheryl Cranford, Ranah Kelso, Lisa Konisky, Matt Self, Don Connelly, 4th Row: Randy Fulton, David Pyeatt, William Ellenburg, Jeff Moore, David Edwards, Dennis Morrow, Marcus Spence, Sallianne O'Neal, Willie McDowell, Ronald Young, 5th Row: Victor Delgato, Troy Shcrau, Randy Thomas, Mike Jones, Chris Foster, Tim Conkle, Alex Wright, Vince Mayfield, Tracy Jones, 6th Row: Pat Roebuck, Kerry Mueir, Derek Armstrong, Ricky Hensley, Rodney Berghouser, Mike Cornhel, Kirk Towler, Jeff Lynes, 7th Row: Brian Henderson, Melvin Delaney, Angie ljames, Leslie Hanson, Carol ljames, Carter Whitt, Guy Poole, Mark Mayberry, Lenny Whitsell FFA - Training for Tomorrow Hard work seemed to be the name of the game in Ag. FFA members were required to complete projects as well as work on club projects. To raise money for the various shows and banquet, the group and parent organizations sold fruit, sausage and had a tractor pull. Probably the most important part of the FFA program was the various livestock shows. Students took their projects to the three major livestock shows: Dallas, Ft. Worth, and Houston. At each show, members brought home ribbons and trophies. In addition, the club also attended several small week-end shows such as Frisco and Collin Coun- ty. Of course, the highlight of the year was the local project show held on the school parking lot. Students showed their projects, then sold them, usually for a profit, to townspeople. The money made the whole thing more fun and worthwhile. A new, exciting note was the opening of the new project center. Built last year with funds raised by the parent supporter group, the barn houses students' projects. In return, the members pay rent and are totally responsible for the care and uptake. FFA 4 35