recitation of ft* FFA Creed ms i prseented by David Shepard, lir-.| ry Don Stocfc, ttomrid Stodk, Lar- i ry Rantlett end Danny Prater, \ Bill Fiadt who went to Kafl-j 5as City, Mo., along with Bob! Yow# to attend toe national j FFA convention last Octcfcer gavea report no their trip*• »Nk*k A^croft gave the chapter cooperaiiofi report. The dvap-ter chmng ceremony was underthe direction «f Jim Arnold Th eiPledge of AH^iarice was led by Bob Moor# and Che benediction by ; I Bob Young.iWi lt;Wlt;WWlt;Ilt;III I ....................HI, 1^i •I *Kirtland Science Teacher LeavesivI By BARTON PALMER j Kirtland Junior HighAilan R, Williams, science teacher at Kirtland Junior H i g h School, has owed to Middletown,! Tex., where he has taken another I job. This was his second yehr for : teaching here. The ninth gradepresented him with a pen, withhis name on it. Mrs. Jim Dunlap of Kirtland will take his place for the rest of the year.Ruby Farnsworth and Barton Palmer went to Zuni for a student council meeting. They went with the Farmington High School Stu* dent Council. It wag a northwestern District Student Council meeting and was held Tuesday.Thursday night there was a St.Patrick's dance at our gym. Aswe went, in the door they gave each of us a shamrock with a number on it. Later lucky numbers were called and the winner* were presented with a box of candy Winners were Roberta Bod-k ns, Tony Farnsworth. Barton Palmer, Tommy Palmer, Allan Christy, Roger Bradshaw, Linda McCune and James Grant A !arge group of the Junior High were out to enjoy the dance.Naturally EnoughBRENTFORD, England (UPD— Mr. A. Brewer lives in DtetOtery Rd, here.