Ten Charter Members Join Leader for AnniversaryLVvKV'XCBABTEB BEN . . . Tn otadrati of 1W» with Ndl Jobniton, vocational if Instnctor then and now,ware Ufdkw tar flrat tfaia la juri. Johnston itaiti at left, then Wendell Holm**, Edgar Siap, Hawardpwrjr, Howard Skam,Richard Davison. Twentjr-fHe signed the ekarter for Brokaw chapter Fatare Farmers of America oa Oct S,Farream Del mar Xarrea, Wendell Davison, Jacob Stlmson, Robert Swanson, John S|Eighty-eight former vocational agriculture students made a trek buck to Clarinda high for the 25th anniversary of Urokuw chapter FFA, Monday, representing every one of the 25 clusses and coming from six states.Dwight Daibey, speaker at the banquet, claimed honors for distance, being from Washington, D C. and other out-of-staters were: Richard K Davison of Springfield. Ill; Howard Furrens of Peoria. Ill; Horace Noakes of Hopkins, Mo; Howard Skaggs of Bonner Springs. Kans; Wayue Strong of Monterey, Minn: Wayne Swanson of Maryville, Mo; Glenn Ellis of Elmo, Mo.Distant towns in Iowa included: Del Murren of Centerville; Elman Davison of Afton; Raymond Rolph of Grinnell; C W Dalby of Storin Luke.From Bedford were Norman Annan, Ray Glass, Don Wehrkamp, Bob Pritchard. From Essex: Earl Carlson. From V1111 s c a: Jerald Beery. From Shenandoah: Leroy Miller. From Blanchard: Lyle Ca-been. From Braddyville: William Humphrey, Wendell Daviaon, Rob-the class alternated in the teaching of the lesson. The class will convene at the usual time of 9:30. *IlldlMlIK (IIMI t'MIIIK Itwill be neoeHsary to do so at once, not later than Friday.way patrol, running stop sign, $5tine.p in, wiin nit* cmmreii uiviueu lruotwo groups, according to age. The story hour is held each Tuesday.