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Columbia Chapter- F.F.A.
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F rst Row Da"d Sweat, Monroe Hall, Ernest V n1ng, Bolly Darley, Pat Weeks, Chapter Sweetheart;
Wilbur Murray, Reporter, Wayne W1ll1ams, Sent1nel, Fredd e Stewart Second Row· Bobby Sandlin,
Pres dent, Joe Brov.n, George Andrews, Luc1us Lloyd, Jerry Colley, Lavarne Starling, Gene M1kell, Brow-
ard Crawford Erston 1rby, Johnny Markham Alton W1lhams Th1rd Row Mr Crow, Adv sor, Lowell
McCall, V1ce-Pres1dent, Lynwood Pueschell, Wilford Aldndge, Elmer Canova, Kenneth Govreau, Ed
Jen 1ns, Billy Sar>dhn, John Reg1ster, John Hall, Mayse Holliday, Tal T yre, Mack1e Prescott, James
Waldren, R1chard Bulth1us. Dale Ferguson, Don Acree, Gene Cole, Wayne Thomas, Wallace Chnst1e,
Robert Kemp, Willie Joe Hmes.

The F FA or Future Farmers of Amer ca IS composed of chartered State assoCiat ons wh ::h. m
turn, are made up of local chapters s•tuated m h1gh schools hav1ng departments of vocat1onal agricul-
ture The boys enrolled m such courses constitute 1ts act1 e membership but proviSIOn IS also made for
assoc1a e and honorary membersh1p Membersh1p IS ent1rely oluntary
Programs of work part c1pated m by all members are set up annually by every chapter, each State
assoc,at1on. and the nat1onal orgamzat1on The programs are built on the needs of the ,nd1v1dual and the
commun1ty Cooperat.on, group th1nkmg, and purposeful act1on are d splayed 1n all programs of work.
Future Farmers not only work well together, but the:y now how to pro 1de organ1zed recreat1on
for themsel,es and others m the commumty S ate F F- A bands and vanous chapter mus1cal organ-
~~at )nS are common m all parts of the country.
The F F.A 1s develop1ng a tra ned leadersh1p a-,d a farm c1t1zenry wh1ch serves and exerts an mflu-
ence for good wherever found.