The Chorus
Back Row (left to right): Vivian Nesbitt, Phyllis Reynolds, Josephine Dunham, Evelyn Dibble, Marjorie Martin, Agnes Stuit, Mary St. George, Leota Dibble, Louise Murdock, Lenise Alton, Blanche Wood, Betty Cornell.
Second Row: Marjorie Reynolds, Helen Marie King, Doris Gulneck, Willeita Beckett, Loreen Gilmour, Annette Reynolds, Doris Bradley, Ellen Carpenter, Marguerite Martin, Eva Jacobs, Jean Robertson, Barbara Chickester.
First Row: Helen Strait, Elva Dibble, Arlene Dibble, Margaret MacLaury, Effie Travell, Edna Scutt, Andrea Tyler, June Collins, Miss Vail.
1946•50
Back Row (left to right): Frank Champlin, John Every, Mahlon Wheeler, Kenneth MacLaury, Herbert Hait, Robert Martin, Richard Trimbell, Kenneth All, Carlton Briggs.
Second Row (left to right): Gordon Briggs, Donald Dibble, Charles Hitchcock, Edward Nichols, Darold Schabloski, Paul Denman, Roland Dibble, Lambert Martin, Joe O'Blinski.
Front Row (left to right): Edgar Simmons, Kenneth Martin, Wendell Martin,
Howard Rich, George Robertson, Hugh Rose, Mr. Palm.
Future Farmers of America
President ..................... Howard Rich
Vice President ............. Wendell Martin
Secretary .................. Kenneth Martin
Reporter ........................ Hugh Rose
Treasure .................... Edgar Simmons
Sentinel ................. George Robertson
FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA
Under the capable guidance of Mr. Palm, the South Kortright Dairy Boys have shred many honors throughout the past year. Howard Rich, as a delegate from New York State, attended the national FFA convention at Kansas City, Missouri. Howard was awarded the Empire Farmer degree and elected secretary-treasurer of the state FFA last year. He was also presented the 4-A awarded at a stateside Grange meeting this year.
Robert Whitney won the state chick rearing contest this year and was awarded three hundred certified chicks. George Robertson won the county FFA speaking contest and was elected county president for 1946-47.
As a group the chapter participated in a Father and Son Banquet, county and sectional meetings, a judging contest and a basketball tournament. The members were also tught savings through the cooperative purchase of 5,000 lbs. of seed potatoes and 3,000 baby chicks. The enrollment is 29 members in school and two out of school.
1946•51
The 1946 Almedian - South Kortright Central School Yearbooks - SKCS 1946 Almedian
