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NATIONAL ·F.F.A. BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETmG Washington, D.
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July 17, 1946
The meeting was.called to ()rder at 9:00 a.m. in Room 2329, Temporary M Building, by President J. Glyndon Stutt. ~ose present included: 1st Vice President Sherman
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Beard, Jr.; 2nd Vice President Cllttord E. ·Bailey;3rd: Vice President Marion F. ·Baumgardner; 4th Vice President Joseph E. Espey;
Student Secretary Virgil ~tto; Director
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Adviserw.
-T. Spanton; and. Executive Secretary A. y~.-
Tenney. Oliver H. Kinzie, Past. National. President, was not present.
-Student secretary Getto read the minutes
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the previous meeting whi()h were approved as read•A letter from Yr. Frederick
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The Osborne Company was read. I j.. ,,~"'":;,s~;~~~~1::U:r~~:t:!!~im.:ei~,:n::d F :l!'~~:~:ia;n::~e~: ::si• · ,·. , •· . . , · · , . ,,~t{,
. . . . cient Baumgardner moved tha~. the National :Board
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Trustees authorizeth.e . .. .
Executive Secretary, with the approval
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the National Advisory Council, to· '.l~t·a contract with nie Osborne Company to manufacture and sell an F.-F.A.
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.calendar, the F.F.A. to receive. an annual royalty; motion seconded by StudentSecretary_ Getto and carrie_d~ ·
It was mov:ed by Vice President Beard to reject Rodney
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Maine tor the .American Farmer Degree; motion seconded and carried.. . It was moved by Vioe ~esident ,Beard to reject George .M. Knight,
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·Maryland tor the .A:mer:i.can .J'8l.'mer . Degree becauseot
insu:rticient ooopera""' · tion; motion seconded. by Vice ·President Bailey .and carried • .It was move4 by Vice-President Beard to recOlIUllend the approval o:r the
r~ining 19 candidates from the North Atlantic Region; motion seconded_ and carried.
It was moved by Vice President Bailey that James H. Dunn
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Arizona be·rejected for· the Am~rican F8.rmer Degree because he has not been out.of school- tor one year and he only shows a two-year in-school . supervisedta.rm- · .·
' ing program; motion seconded by Getto and carried.
· It We.a moved by ·vice President Bailey to recommend the approval
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the.remaining 22 applications for the '.American ·F.ermer Degree i:rom the Paciti·c · · Region; motion seconded by Beard· and carried.
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was .moved by Vice President Baumgardn~r that Willi~ Henry Morgan,. Jr.-.<o.f Mississippi-not be recommended ·ror. the. American .FSriner l)egree • .be~ause
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It ·was moved by Vice President Baumgardner that George Willard Sledge
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North Oarolina be rejected because he is in college and does not have a detailed written statement attached to his application showing his personal responsibility 'for the. operation and ~~nt ot his program; motionsecon~ed by Bailey and carried.
It was moved by Vice. .President . Ba~ardner ~ that John Bruce Stinson . ot North Carolina be rejected for the above: reason; motion seconded by Getto
and carried.
It was moV'ed by VicePresident Baumgardner that George Robert Wilson o't North Carolina be rejected 'for the above reason; motion seconded by ESpey and carried.
It was moved by Vice President Baumgardner to reject Billie Wilson ot
· \ Tennessee because of insutticient leadership and cooperation; motion· seconded , ) by Beard and carried.
It was moved by Vice President Baumgardner t.o reject Ma.ck Logan ot
Tennessee because ot insuf'ticient .leadership an<t"~-qpp~~at.io~; motion .s,e~~nded .. ::.·.:·:·:::>i!?!0.t:
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Florida because ot insutticient cooperation; motion seconded by.Bailey and carried.
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moved by Vice President Baumgardner to reject Henry Bussey o'!Florida because ot insuf'tict·ent cooperation; motion seconded by Ge~to and carried a
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· ... . ·-·.Georgia be rejected:9 motion seconded by Espey and carried.
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It was moved by Vice President.Baumgardner that the Board recommend the remaining 71 applicatio~ from the Southern Region to receive the Ameri- can Farmer Degree ; motion seconded by Bailey and carried.·
. It was moved by. Vice President Espey that Robert H. Gfllis ot Missouri not be recommended to receive the .American Farmer Degree; motion seconded by;'Beard and carried.
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It was moved by Vice President Espey to reconsider the motion just pasi:Jed; motion seconded and carried. It was moved by Vice President ;gspey _to recommend Robert H. Gillis tor the Degree; motion seconded by Beard and carried.
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It was moved by Vice President Espey to reject Joe E. Foster of lllinois; motion seconded by Getto and carried.
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of'.lWisconsin;' motion . seconded by· Beard and carried·.
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It was moved by Vice President Espey to reject Victor F. Rehr ot Wisconsin; motion seconded by Bailey and carried.
It was moved by Vice President Espey to reject ~ichard Larson ot Missouri; motion seconded by Bailey an~ carried.
It was moved by Vice President Espey to reject Hubert L. Shouse ot Missouri; motion seconded by Baumgardner and carried.
It was moved by.Vice President Espey.to recommend the remaining 56 applicants trom the Central Region to receive the Degree; mo~ion seconded by Bailey and carried.
, It was moved by Vice President Espey that the Board recommend the
tollowill.g men to rec~ive the Honorary .American Farmer Degree; motion se4onded ) by Bailey and- carried:
J. L. McCe..ffrey, President, International Harvester Company, 180 North Michigan Avenue,' Chicago 1, ·Illinois
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.senator Walter F. George, Vienna, Georgia
M. D. Mobley, State Director for. Vocational Education, 227 State Office Building, Atlanta
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Georgia . · Wheeler McMlllen, Edi tor-in-Chief,FARM
JOURNAL, Philadelphia,· Pennsylvania
Robert H. Reed, Editor,· COUNTRY GENTLEMAN, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania .;Harry
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·Truman, President ot the United S~ates ~if he attends the· Victory Convention)
.. · .. ;It was .mbved by· Vice President Baumgardner that Mr. Wilbur A. Cochel,
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·Edi tor of THE WEEXLY KANSAS CITY ST.AR be given a citation on asuper~or. grade of parchment at ·the Victory Convention; motion seconded by Bai't~y·end carried.
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.... !I.be meeting was called to order at 9 :OO a.m. by President Stuff in
; RdoJil;. ·. ·.- 23~9. . . · All Board memberS' were present except Oliver Kinzie. '
. _ It was moved bT Vice President Baumgardner that the National Board of <Trustees consider it to be against the national policy ot the F•F.A. tor the. national organization, State associations, or local chapters, or members to partic.1pate in political aeti vi ties in the name of the Future Farmers of
· AnlS~ica; ' . •'\ ~:~ .... ·r:, ~I . ' motion seconded by Bailey and carried• • . .•
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, .. R~cording.Company to make transcriptions of features at the ~ictory Co~ven
ti6if; ·motion seconded by Espey and carried • . •
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It was moved by Vice President Bailey that the Nati~nal Board of Trustees re.commend the adoption of the proposed ~ndment of Article III, Section
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of the tlational oonstitution submitted by the Oklahoma Associa- tion.It
reads as follows:"Any male student not·over 25 years of age who is regularly en- rolled in an all~day or day-unit class in vocational agriculture is entitled to become an active member of any chartered F.F.A.
chapter .upon receiving a majority.vote ot the chapter membership at any local chapter meeting. A member may retain his active membership continuously throughout his entire high school career and tor three years after the first national convention tollowing
gra~uation from, or leaving·high school; or until he may become 21.years ot age, whichever length of time is .. greater • . No individual however may retain his active membersnip beyond his 25th birthday-."
. Motion was seconded by Be.ard and carried.·•
It was recommended that a letter be. sent to the States asking t~at
delegates to.the Victory Convention wear the official. l!'.F.A. jacket.
A letter trom Mr. Warren G. Weiler ot Ohio was read. It was the sense of the group that it wiil be more appropriate to have an ope~1ng prayer at .. :F·•F .A. me.etings, rather than adding a statement about God in the opening ceremony.
It
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moved by Student Secretary Getto·that the Board not approve the manufacture and sale.o"rF!F.A. "town limit" signs; motion seconded_ by Bailey·e.nd carried.It Wa.s moved by Vice President Beard that the National Board of Trustees not approve the manufacture of award pins· as requested by the Wisconsin Association;. motion seconded by Espey and carried.
It was moved by Student Secretary Getto that
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retain membership in. the Rural Youth Association for one more year; motion seconded ·by Baum-r
g~dner and carried.t'.
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It was moved by Vice President Espey that the Board of Trusteesrecommend the organization ot an F.F.A. supply Service as soon as con- ditions. permit; ~tion seconded by Bailey and carried.
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It was· moved by Vice President Baumgardner. that the B.oard reconsider the·:,· application of Billie Wilson of Tennessee.; :rootion · seconded. by ESpey and· carried ... · It was moved by Vice Presid(mt Baumgardner that Billie Wi;t.son be
re:commend~d .to receive. the .American Farmer Degree; motion seconded by Get.to
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;\ It was moved by Vice President Bailey that the Board reconsider the ) action on the four applicants who did not list.their present farming :program
on the appropriate .page; motion seconded by Getto and carried. It was
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moved by Vice President Espey that the four applicants be recommended to
rec~ive the Degree; motion seconded by Beard and carried.
It was moved by Student Secretary Getto that the Board reconsider.
the applications of the boys who met all requirements for the American :Farmer Degree ~ut did not give a detai.led written. statement concerning the nanage- ment and operation ot the farm while they were in college; motion seconded by Spanton and·carried. It was moved by Adviser
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T. Spanton to recommend the above boys to receive the Degree; motion seconded by Beard and carried.It was moved by Student Secretary Getto that the Executive Secretary be authorized to re-employ E. D. Tyler as Camp Manager from September 10, 1946. to September 10, 194'1 at $].~o.oo per calendar month, :with the house · furnished. Utilities and f'uel are to be f'urnished by Mr. Tyler; mtion seconded by Baumgardner and carried.
It was moved by Vice President Bailey to place Mrs. Dorothy
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Easterlyand _.}llss Pl:lllline M. Dick ~~ ~ •. ~~~·'1? basis. arid Mi~s Irene Worth on. $2,,31.~t:'16.
basis and· that "they receive··
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promotions ~imilar to those under Civii Service; motion seconded l;>y Getto and carried.· It was moved by Vice President Baumgardner that M:r., Willi~ J. Hutt be placed
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a professional Grade 3 January 1 and that he receive regular. increases
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under 01 vil Service ; motion seconded by Getto and carried.It was moved by Adviser Spanton that· the National F.F.A. Executive
Se.~retary be authorized by the_ Board ot Trustees, with the approval of the ,~l{~:tional F.F.A·. Ad'9'1sory Council, to conduct the financial transactions
.. D.~c-essary in connection with the operat_ion ot the National F.F.A. Camp_ and
·aeo:rge Washington's Grist Mill as
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as receipts and disbursements are con-.. cerned, as a subsidiary activity ot the work ot the National Treasurer and
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sufficient records be kept, including necessary receipts, expenditures.ali<l.\:.all to be audited to public accountant as a part ot the national treasurer's
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books~ This authority includes authority to establish a checking account for.. :se1i~:keeping .... and disbursement of' funds; motion seconded and carried. ·
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. . . It was moved by Mr. Howard that a coDJDittee be appointed to review
_the:·:~accounts kept by the Executive Secretary tor the National F.F.A. Camp
··an4:;i);:Old Mill and certify their accuracy; motion seconded by Getto and
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FUTURE FARhlERS OF JU.:ERICA
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ALABAMA
William Collins, Pine Apple (Pine Apple High School and Chapter)
George A. Dawson, Loachapoka (Lee County High School and Auburn Chapter) ARKANSAS
Lindy Verdell Bollen, Vilonia (Vilonia High School and Chapter)
Byron F. Boyd, Route #1, Mansfield (Mansfield High School and Chapter) Calvin C. Burroughs, Bismarck (Bismarck Chapter~ No school given) Doyle E. Gates, Jersey (Hermitage High School and Chapter)
John Mark Little, Route #3, Paragould (Greene County High School and Chapter) Robert W. Miller, Route #1, Paragovld (Greene County High School and Chapter) James Rowland, Route /fl, Harrison (Harrison High School and Chapter)
CALIFORNIA
Robert Amarel, Route #1, Yuba City (Yuba City Union High School and Yuba City
Chapter) _
Sam Avila, Jr., King City (King City Union High School and King City Chapter) Ernest B. Giacomini, Box 232, R.F.D., Ferndale (Ferndale Union High School and
Ferndale Chapter)
Jesse A. Jennings, Box 560, Route #1, Reedley (Reedley Junction Union High School and Reedley Chapter)
Francis H. Johnson, Box 402, Route #5, Visalia (Visalia High School and Chapter) Joe Landolt, Box 202, Route #1, Turlock (Central Union High School and El Centro
Chapter)
Manuel Frank Tristao, Box 532, Route #4, Visalia (Visalia Union High School and Visalia Chapter)
Richard William i::eening, 697 Waterman Avenue, San Bernardino (San Bernardino High School and Chapter)
CONNECTICUT
Stanley E. Gilnack, Manchester Road, R.F.D., Glastonbury (Glastonbury High School and Chapter)
FLORIDA
Buford O'Farrell, Box 1~8, Route #1, Atmore (Bratt High School and Chapter) GIDRGL\
Billy Emerson Ash, Oliver (Newington High School and Chapter) Ralph Crawford, Jr., Rayle (Washington High School and Chapter)
Dan Allen Dixon, Star Route, Clarkesville (Clarkesville High School and Chapter) Franklin 'Walker, Milan (Rhine High School and Chapter)
Jack E. ~ebb, R.F.D. #2, Boston (Barwick High School and Chapter) IDAHO
-Heber Av•n Packard, Box 605, Meridian (Meridian High School and Chapter) ILLINOIS
John S. Fisher, R.F.D. #2, Aledo (Aledo Conmunity High School and Aledo Chapter) Fred Frank, R.R. #3, Springfield (Ball Township High School and Chapter)
Robert H. Gillis, R.R. #4, Bloomington (Normal Community High School and Normal • _ Chapter)
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)ILLINOIS (continued)
· William G. McDonald, R.R. #1, V~innebago (Byron High School and Chapter)
Harold Lee Miller, Box 69, R.R. #1, Belleville (Freeburg High School and Chapter) John Murray, R.R. #4, Champaign (Fisher Conmunity High School and Fisher Chapter) Keith F. Schertz, R.F.D., Benson (Benson Community High School and Benson
Chapter)
Gerald S. Stuff, Hillcrest Farm, Dixon (Polo Community High School and Polo Chapter)
Bill Williams, Pawnee (Ball Township High School and Ball Chapter)
Robert G. \'Iillrett, Malta (Malta Township High School and J::alta Chapter) INDIANA
IOWA
Francis Reed Howell, R.R. #2, Salem (Salem High School and Chapter) Charles Ellis VIilson, R.R. #2, Peru (Peru High School and Chapter)
Melvin Dale Dreessen, Sibley (Sibley High School and Chapter) Wendall .Arlo Nilson, Hawarden (Hawarden High School and Chapter)
Vincent A. Otis, Forest City (Forest City High School and Pilot Knob Chapter) Kenneth R. Parrett, R.R. #2, Batavia (Fairfield High School and Chapter) KANSAS
Frederick Kissinger, R.R. #2, Ottawa (Ottawa High School and Chapter) Allen Windhorst, Wells (Minneapolis High School and Chapter)
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G. ~. Bryant, Route #2, Anchorage (Jeffersontown High School and Chapter) Joseph Bro~n Edelen, Vine Grove (Flaberty High School and Chapter)
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Harry C. Emmick, R.F.D. #1, LewiEport (Lewisport High School and Chapter)
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Howard, Calhoun (Calhoun High School and Chapter) Randall Miller, Ekron (Meade County High School and Chapter)Paul H. Smart, R.F~D. #4, Versailles (Versailles High School and Chapter) I..OUISIANA
Harold Benoit, Opelousas (Opelousas High School and Chapter)
Gustave R. Breaux, Jr., R.F.D. #1, Port Barre (Leonville High School and Chapter
Ewell Paul Roy, Box 631?, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge (Hessmer High School and Chapter)
MAINE
---Rodney O. Martin, Gorham (Gorham Senior High.School and Gorham Chapter) MICHIGAN
Leonard Johnson, Jr., ·R.F.D., Charlotte (Walton To~rnship Unit, Olivet, and Olivet Chapter)
Edward A. Poole, Deckerville (Deckerville High School and Chapter)
Harold Herman Rindfleisch, Route /fl, "llilliamston (Williamston High School and Chapter)
Dale Rosel, R.R. #2, Conklin (Coopersville High School and Chapter)
Merlyn R. Swab, Route #4, Mason (Okem.os High School and Okemos-Haslett Chapter) Wendell Lynwood Wilk, 821 ii~right Avenue, Alma (Alma High Sc.hool and Chapter)
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Kernel Knudson, Hartland (Freeborn High School and Chapter) Earl William Lenz, Renville (Renville High School and Chapter)
V~illiam P. Schafer, R.F.D. #1, Stillwater (Stillwater High School and Chapter) MISSISSIPPI
1iarvin Latrelle Bush, Route #3, Laurel (Shady Grove Chapter)
James Clark, Route #2, Sweatman (Springhill High School and Chapter)
'Iiilliam Henry Mo::.:·gan, Jr., Morgan City (Morgan City High School and Chapter) Joe B. Thompson, Bassfield (Bassfield High School and Chapter)
Dalton tiindham, Duck Hill (Binford High School and Chapter) MISSOURI .
Herbert Arthur Covey, Princeton (Princeton High School and Chapter) Ben Wood Jones, Dawn (Chillicothe High School and Chapter)
Robert E. King, R. F .D. #2, ~xarrenton (Yrarrenton High School and Chapter)
Richard Larson, Route Ill, Car: Junction (Carl Junction High School and Chapter) Hubert L. Shouse, Weston (Weston High School and Chapter)
Jerry Earl Stephens, Latesville (Greenville High School and Chapter}
Jack Lynn Taylor, Route #2, Spickard (Trenton High School and Chapter) MONTANA
George Herbert Fisser, Sidney (Sidney High School and Chapter) Bob French, Medicine Lake (Medicine Lake High School and Chapter) ) NEBRASKA
- Robert E. Beck, Route #2, Fremont (Fremont High School and Chapter)
Bernard Dale Laue, Route #4, Kearney (Kearney City High School and Kearney Chapter)
Howard R. Vogel, R.F.D. #1, Nebraska City (Nebraska City High School and Chapter)
NEVADA
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Dennis O. Heitman, Gardnerville (Douglas County High School and Carson Valley Chapter)
NE;; HAMPSHIRE
Leander E. Hardy, R.F.D. lfl, Derry Village (Pinkerton Academy and Clicking Clan Chapter)
NEW JERSEY
Edward
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Flitcraft, Box 606, V;oodstovm (Woodstown High School and Chapter) NEW· MEXICOElton Kirchmeier, McAlister (House High School and Chapter)
NE,V; YORK
J. Carl Barbie, Dorloo (Cobleskill Central High School and Cobleskill Chapter) Tiilliam H. Bates, New Hampton .(Goshen Central High School and Goshen Chapter) Ralph Edwin Bowerman, Macerlon (Victor Central High School and Victor Chapter) Roger GJ.eason, Groton (Groton Central High School and Groton Chapter)
Glenn ·;;. Olney, Victor (Victor Central High School and Victor Chapter)
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Burris Collins Blake, Box #158, Route #1, Stedman (Stedman High School and Chapter)James Robertson Hobson, Boonville (Boonville High School and Chapter) Charles Don Koontz, Route #4, Lexington (1Nelcome High School and Chapter)
George ~~~illard Sledge, Route #2, Nashville (Spring Hop8 High School and Chapter) John Bruce Stinson, Route §1, Boonville (Boonville High School and Chapter) Russell Linvil:'i.e Ta.ylor, Rutherfordton (Rutherfordton-.Spindale High School
and Rut:ierfordton Chapter)
Jack Neal 1Nillia:ns, Barnardsville (Barnardsville High School and Chapter) George Robert V!ilson, R.FsD. #5, Dunn (Plain View High School and Chapter) Homer Younts, Route #2, Lexington (Davis To~nsend High School and Chapter) NORTH DAKOTA
Harvey Dean Tallacksen, Grafton (Y;alsh County Agricultural and Training School and Vfilliarn A. Broyles Chapter)
OHIO
~---Edward E. Behm, Rural Route #2, Bloomville (Bloom Township High School and Bloomville Chapter)
James Lawrence Dittman, Elmore.(Harris-Elmore High School and Elmore Chapter) Tim Evans, Gallipolis (Gallia Academy High School and Gallipolis Chapter) IJ.oyd E. Householder, Rural Route I.ti, Bremen (Bremen Village High School
and Bremen Chapter)
Lawrence Howard McClarren, Rural Route #1, Delta (Wauseon High School and Chapter)
).· Philip Shober, Rural Route #1, VcCutchenville (McCutchenville High School and Chapter)
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~Cloyd P. v;altz, Van VZert (Van Wert High School and Van Wert-Marsh Chapter) OKLAHONJA
Don Hutcheson Dennis, Grady ('Waurika High School and Chapter) Richard Every, Kingfisher {Kingfisher High School and ChaRter) Gene Fillmore, Route #1, Cushing (Cushing High School and Chapter)
Emil Lee Grieser, Rural Route /fl, Hobart (Hobart High School and Chapter) Ralph Hansens, Kingfisher (Kingfisher High School and Chapter)
Kenneth Richard Pults, Route #5, Shawnee (Earlsboro High School and Chapter) Fred Taylor, Kingfisher (Kingfisher High School and Chapter)
OREGON
John F. Grenz, Route #2, Albany (Albany High School and Chapter)
Bob E. Taylor, Box 220, Route #3, Grants Pass (Grants Pass High School and Chapter)
PENNSYLVANIA
Joseph Brown, Fawn Grove (Fawn To"Wnship High School and Fawn Chapter) William G. Carlin, R. D. #4, Coatesville (Downingtown High School and Do'Wll-
ingtown Chester Valley Chapter) .
Robert Coleman, R. D., Birchardville (Rush-Middletown High School and Chapter) Frank McClellan Cooper, R. D. #2, Slippery Rock (Slippery Rock High School
and Chapter)
Paul Raymond Everett, Kunkletown (Chestnuthill High School and Chapter) Elwood F. Keefer, R. D. #2, Lewisburg (Mifflinburg High School and Chapter) Edward Julius Keller, ·R. D. /fl, Clark's Swmnit (Newton-Ransom High School
and Ridge Valley Chapter)
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SOUTH CAROLINA
Jesse Adams, Jr., Route #1, McColl (McColl High School and Chapter)
":~. Kent Brockman, ~;:oodruff (Yioodruff High School and Chapter)
Charles Oscar Pepper, Route #4, Easley (Easley High School and Chapter) Billie Phillips, Route #1, Woodruff (Woodruff High School and Chapter) SOUTH DAKOTA
~··:illiam Canfield Buller, Brookings (Brookings High School and Chapter) TENNESSEE
Lelyette Bryan, Route #1, Norene (Lebanon High School and Green Gale Chapter) Hugh Brown Gwynn, Martha (Lebanon High Sc~ool and Green Gale Chapter)
William Douglas Harris, Chapel Hill (Forrest High School and Chapter)
TEXAS
Harold L. Nitzschke, Burrville (Sunbright High School and Chapter) John V. Snodgrass, Jr., Sparta (~'hite County High School and Chapter) Jack ~:;arren Thompson, Watertown (Watertown High School and Chapter
Billie ~ilson, Route #2, Hickman, Kentucky (Obion County, Tennessee) (Dixie High School and Chapter)
---Marvin L. Adcock, Victoria (Patti Welder High School and Victoria Chapter) Doyle Curry, Route #1, Ropesville (Frenship High School and Chapter)
Durward Feaster, Route #1, Italy (Avalon High School and Chapter) Charles Fehler, .Jr., Clifton (Clifton High School and Chapter)
George Allen Holekamp, Kerrville (Tivy High School and Kerrville Chapter) Roy E. Hranicky, Orange Grove (Orange Grove High School and Chapter) George Willis Hughes, Route #1, Loraine (Loraine High School and Chapter) Billy Alvis Johnson, Route #4, Kaufman (Kaufman High School and Chapter) Dwane Jones, Spring Lake (Spring Lake High School and Chapter)
Keesey Hal Kimball, Box 597, Alpine (Alpine High School and Chapter) Brody Lee Koon, Brashear (Sulphur Springs High School and Chapter) Joe T. Lane, Box 509, Alpine (.Alpine High School and Chapter)
A. L. Lyde, Jr., Route B, Henrietta (Henrietta High School and Chapter) John McDowell, Route #2, Shamrock (Shamrock High School and Chapter) Harold Norvell, Burnet (Burnet High School and Chapter)
Clarence Oswal.t, Route #5, Lubbock (Frenship High School and Chapter) Aime Frank Real, Kerrville (Tivy High School and Kerrville Chapter) Ernest Wayne Sumners, Bellevue (Bowie High School and Chapter) Charles
w.
Upton, Tokio (Plains High School and Chapter)James H. Day, Draper (Jordan High School and Chapter)
Louis ·Hart Gardner, Venice (Richfield High School and Chapter) Theo McKean, Birdseye (Spanish Fork High School and Chapter) VERMONT
Frederick Cornelius Kinsey, Jr., Box
411,
Barton {Barton Academy High School and Barton Chapter)vmGINIA
Joseph Alexander Barlow, Jr., Shumansville (Caroline High School and Chapter) David S. Farmer, Jr., R.F.D.
Ill,
Box 314, Halifax ('Wilson Memorial HighSchool and Chapter)
)
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VIRGINIA (continued)
Galen Flora, Boones Mill (Boones Mill High School and Chapter) Edward Goode, Fer~um (Rocky~ount High School and Chapter)
J. L. Hopkins, };.cGaheysville (EcGahaysville High School and Chapter) V.illiam Robert Perrow, Concord Depot (Concord High School and Chapter)
J. Claude Vlhi trnore, Jr., :~:akefield (Dendron High School and Chapter) 7!ASHINGTON
E. Eugene Barnhart, Route
#3,
Ellensburg (Ellensburg High School and Bulldog of Ellensburg Chapter)Blaine ~:;. Hinderer, Route #2, Pullman (Pullman High School and Pullman Grey- hound Chapter)
Donald Edward Kane, Box 40-A, Route #1, Ridgefield (Ridgefield High School
a~d Chapter)
°"
V~T VIRGINIA·~ Gus Ruben Douglass, · Grinnns Landing (Point Pleasant High School and Chapter)
• )
Dan F. Folk, R.F.D.
#3,
Martinsburg (Martinsburg High School and Chapter) Burl Swisher, Route #1, Jane Lew (Lost Creek High School and Chapter) 'WISCONSINLaurence Harold Bradley, Box l?, R. R.
l!l,
Pickett (Oshkosh High School and Chapter)Elmer H• Marth, R. R. #1, Jackson (~est Bend High School and Chapter) Vernon
s.
Miller, Lodi {Lodi High School and Chapter)Charles R. North, Box
441,
Route #1, Burlington (Racine County School of Agriculture and Rochester Chapter)Burt Edward Posorske, Route #1, Berlin (Berlin High School and Chapter) Victor F. Rehr, Route /fl, Ableman (Baraboo High School and Chapter) Donald Henry Schnell, Forest Junction (Brillion High School and Chapter) Henry P. Voigtlander, Jr., Curtiss (Colby High School and Chapter)
'WYOMING
Clifton R. Smith, Powell (Powell High School and Shoshone Chapter)
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