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beans and oats.
AS a sophomore, he was news
for his F. F. A. chapter;
treasurer his Junior year; and
vice president his senior year.
For three years, he was mem
Der of the Magnetic F. F. A. par
liamentary procedure team which
won two gold medals and one
silver in competition with other
chapters. He was a member of the
dairy and general livestock judg-
ing teams, both of which won
first in the county, and this year
he won the DeKalb trophy for
being the outstanding F. F. A.
boy in his school. He was also
awarded the senior agriculture
scholarship medal given each
year by his school to the out
standing senior.
He has never gone too much
for showing at fairs, but as a
freshman showed his Angus
steer, winning first in F, F. A.
and third in open class at Rich
wood and End in F. F. A. COM
petition at Marysville.
In addition to his vocational
agriculture and F. F. A. activities,
young Welch was also manager
of the basketball team this year
Ray HueY
Ray Huey is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Huey, of Liberty
Township. He has been working
with his father on the farm, but
may 60 to college this fall.
His record in F. F. A. work has
been:
Freshman-sheep flock mama
cement.
Sophomore-Sheep flock man
agement, sow and litter, corn, and
wheat.
Junior-Sheep, sow and litter,
corn, oats and beef steer.
Senior Sheep, swine herd
management, corn, wheat and
steers.
His sheep exhibit was reserve
champion his sophomore year,
and last year he finished 18th
in his class with his steer at the
Columbus Producers Livestock
show.
This year he has been student
adviser of his F. F. A. chapter
at Raymond. He won the Grange
award for best kept records in
the chapter, a silver medal last
year and gold, this year. He al
so won the DeKalb trophy as
the outstanding senior in F. F. A.
in his school, this year.
Young Huey was a member of
the crops Judging team his sopho-
more year and the general live
stock judging team this year. He
has one the parliamentary pro-
cedure team for three years, the
team winning gold medals all
three years.
Robert Houk
Robert Houk is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Houk, of west OF
Redwood. He won the State
Farmer degree as a result of his
outstanding achievements in F
F. A. work. During the past year
he has been one of his chapter
leaders, and his enthusiasm has
greatly helped the Redwood
chapter get reorganized, and
reach many of its achievements
He is the first State Farmer from
Redwood in eight years.
Bob was elected treasurer OF
the chapter his Sophomore year
and did a splendid job of filling
the vice presidents office for
the past year. He has been es-
pecially enthusiastic in promot-
ing purebred livestock produc-
ton and creating interest OF
other members in county and
State F. F. A. contests. Bob also
has attended Ohio F. F. A. camp
at Camp Muskingum.
In school he has been active in
chapel programs, participated in
class activities and in athletics
being a member of the varsity
basketball team for the past two
years while ranking thirteenth
in his class of 90 members.
, AS member of Jackson
Grange, he has been active in
their cooperative movements
Bob has also been an active
member of the All Club.
Bob is credited most with his