National FFA Organization

Records, 1916-2008

Mss 035

ABSTRACT ............................................................................................................................ page 2 ACCESS ................................................................................................................................. page 2 PREFERRED CITATION ...................................................................................................... page 2 ACQUISITION ....................................................................................................................... page 2 HISTORICAL NOTE ............................................................................................................. page 3 REFERENCES ....................................................................................................................... page 8 RELATED MATERIALS ...................................................................................................... page 8 SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE ........................................................................................... page 9 SERIES LIST ........................................................................................................................ page 15

Board of Directors Records, 1928-2005 ................................................................... page 15 National Officer Records, 1928-2004 ....................................................................... page 15 Administration Records, 1928-2008 ......................................................................... page 15 State Association Records, 1919-1998 .................................................................... page 26 History Records, 1916-2003 ..................................................................................... page 34 National Convention Records, 1925-2008 ................................................................ page 39 Award Records, 1926-2005 ...................................................................................... page 47 Program Records, 1926-2007 ................................................................................... page 50 Publications, 1928-2008 ........................................................................................... page 57 Alumni Association Records, 1969-2003 ................................................................. page 62 National FFA Foundation Records, 1944-2005 ........................................................ page 62 Photographs, 1916-2007 ........................................................................................... page 64 Slides, 1952-1995 ..................................................................................................... page 69 Audio-Visual Materials, 1935-2003 ......................................................................... page 72

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National FFA Organization Records, 1916-2008 Mss 035 145.2 c.f. (104 cartons, 20 flat boxes, 5 cassette boxes, 3 document boxes, 166 videotapes, 58 films)

ABSTRACT

The National FFA Organization, originally called the Future Farmers of America, was founded in 1928 as a national organization for boys in rural, farming communities. Its original purpose, the education of youth in agricultural fields of study, is still recognized through its current programs. Today, the mission of the National FFA Organization is to make a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success through agricultural education. Through educational programs the FFA teaches students how to become active in their communities and successful in their occupation. FFA membership includes junior high, high school, and college students and totals approximately 450,000. This collection contains correspondence, minutes, newsletters, publications, reports, audio cassettes, video cassettes, and photographs. ACCESS This collection is open to the public without restriction. The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Immediate access may not be allowed for some audio and visual materials due to preservation concerns. Please consult Archives Reference Staff for further details. PREFERRED CITATION Cite as: National FFA Organization Records, 1916-2008, IUPUI University Library Special Collections and Archives, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis. ACQUISITION Presented by National FFA Organization, June 1998-June 2000. A1997/98-026, A1999/00-002, A1999/00-013, A1999/00-023, A2000/01-012, A2002/03-029, A2003/04-025, A2004/05-007, A2005/06-001, A2005/06-016, A2006/07-026, A2007/08-015, A2007/08-029. Processed by Debra Brookhart, September 2000. Collection processed with funds provided by the Indianapolis Foundation.

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HISTORICAL NOTE Historical Timeline 1917 The Smith-Hughes National Vocational Education Act establishes vocational agriculture courses. 1925 Virginia Tech agricultural education teacher educators Henry Groseclose, Harry Sanders, Walter Newman, and Edmund Magill organize the Future Farmers of Virginia for boys in agriculture classes. The Future Farmers of Virginia would later serve as the model for the Future Farmers of America. 1926 New Farmers of America, an organization for African-American boys interested in agriculture, is formed in Virginia. It, like the FFA, was sponsored by the United States Office of Education and paralleled the FFA’s programs and activities to the point that they offered many of the same programs under different names. In 1965, the NFA merged into the FFA and ceased to exist. The American Royal Livestock Show invites vocational agriculture students to participate in National Livestock Judging Contests in Kansas City, Missouri. 1928 During the National Livestock Judging Contests, 33 students from 18 states establish the Future Farmers of America to provide leadership training for farm boys. During this first annual convention, Leslie Applegate is elected president and dues are set at 10 cents annually. The National Convention was held in Kansas City 1928-1998. 1930 At the 3rd National Convention, the issue of membership was clarified when the constitution was amended restricting membership to boys only under Article III, Section B. Girls were restricted to activities at the state and local levels in the years following this decision. The official creed and colors - national blue and corn gold - are adopted. The creed, written by E. M. Tiffany, has been amended three times but still retains its original basic tenants. 1933 Fredericktown, Ohio, FFA members arrive at the National Convention in blue corduroy jackets with the FFA emblem on the back. Official delegates vote to adopt the jacket as the organization’s official dress. Members still wear the nationally-recognized jackets today, honoring the tradition and history of the FFA. Members across the country celebrate the first national FFA Day. In 1948 this celebration would

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be changed to FFA Week and celebrated during George Washington’s birthday to recognize his pioneering contributions to American agriculture. 1944 The National FFA Foundation, Inc. was established in Washington D.C., to raise money for FFA programs and activities from business, industry, government, individuals, and foundation sponsors. Today, the foundation is located in Indianapolis, Indiana, and raises more than $7.3 million annually. 1948 FFA members participate in the organization’s first international exchange program with the Young Farmers Club of Great Britain. This exchange launched a major international program that included internships for students and the establishment of future farmer organizations worldwide. By 1996, the FFA would send more than 350 students to more than 25 countries annually. 1950 The U.S. Congress passes Public Law 81-740, which grants the FFA a Federal Charter and stipulates that a U.S. Department of Education staff member be the National FFA Advisor. Today the FFA continues to be recognized by Congress as an intra-curricular part of the educational program. 1959 The FFA headquarters is established in Alexandria, Virginia, on land which was part of George Washington’s estate. The FFA had owned the land since 1939 and used it as a national camp. 1965 The New Farmers of America, the organization for African-American agricultural students, merges with the FFA, adding 50,000 members. 1966 The FFA National Agricultural Career Show, a trade show especially for students, exposes National Convention attendees to educational and career opportunities in agriculture. By 1999, 350 exhibitors participate annually in the event. 1969 Women are allowed national membership making it possible for them to hold office and participate in competitive events at the regional and national level. Prior to this amendment women were permitted membership only at the local and state level. Today, 34% of FFA membership is female, while more than 50% of state leadership positions are held by women. 1971 The National FFA Alumni Association is founded, providing opportunities for former FFA members and other supporters to become involved with their local student chapters. In 2000, the

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Alumni Association had 42,000 members. 1974 Fred McClure is elected Western Region Vice President, becoming the organization’s first African-American National Officer. McClure would later serve on President George Bush’s staff in Washington, D.C. 1982 Jan Eberly becomes the first female National FFA President. 1988 Delegates to the National FFA Convention change “Future Farmers of America” to the “National FFA Organization” to recognize the growth of agriculture and agricultural education to encompass the more than 300 careers in the science, business, and technology of agriculture. Delegates also opened FFA membership to middle school students. 1994 Corey Flournoy of Chicago, Illinois, is elected National FFA President, becoming the organization’s first African-American president and first urban student leader. 1996 The National FFA web site, National FFA Online, goes live. In 1999, there were more than 140,000 visitors per month. 1998 The National FFA Convention was held in Kansas City, Missouri, for the last time in November 1998; the convention set an attendance record, drawing 49,240 members, guests, and supporters. The National FFA Center moves to Indianapolis, Indiana, from Alexandria, Virginia. The National FFA Center houses the National FFA Organization, the National FFA Foundation, and the National FFA Alumni Association. Approximately 1,000 guests attended the dedication ceremonies on July 20, 1998. 1999 The National FFA Convention is held in Louisville, Kentucky, for the first time and will stay in Louisville through 2005; attendance was 46,918. 2000 FFA continues to expand opportunities for agricultural career preparation by introducing one new career development event, Agricultural Communications, and two demonstration events, Agronomy and Job Interview. 2006 The National FFA Convention is held for the first time in Indianapolis, Indiana; attendance was

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54,489. FFA membership totals 451,997 in 7,268 chapters in all 50 states, Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Virgin Islands. Adapted from Key Moments in FFA History timeline on the National FFA Organization website, www.ffa.org. Organizational Structure The mission of the National FFA Organization is to make a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success through agricultural education. Through educational programs, the FFA teaches students how to become active in their communities and successful in their occupation. Emphasizing agricultural education the FFA demonstrates its ideals through the FFA Creed. The creed represents the beliefs all members of the organization are to hold. FFA membership includes junior high, high school, and college students.

The FFA is organized in such a way that promotes active participation by members. First and foremost the FFA is a student organization that actively seeks to educate students in agricultural fields of study. Six students are elected annually to serve as the National FFA Officers. These students are leaders and serve as representatives of the organization’s membership. The FFA was originally set up as an organization to be administered directly by the elected student representatives. Adult advisors were elected by the students and served only as advisors to the governing body of student officers called the Board of Trustees. The constitution made no mention of any other form of administration. However, the expansion of the scope and programming of the FFA involved a great deal of financial and legal responsibility that minors could not effectively manage. The strong ties to the state and national government and with school boards further complicated the issue. After careful study of the problem, it was decided in1931 that an Advisory Council be created to oversee the activities of the National Student Officers and the positions of National Advisor and Executive Secretary to be positions filled by employees of the U.S. Office of Education rather than by elected officials. Other members of the Council included state officers in agricultural education. Originally, the Advisory Council had veto power over the students’ decisions, but not a vote. Their job was to observe and make recommendations to the students that helped them stay focused. The Advisory Council also took responsibility for following the policies set forth by the national constitution. The Advisory Council acted as consultants to the student board until 1950 when the FFA was federally chartered. At this point the duties and responsibilities of the students and adults shifted. The Advisory Council was renamed the Board of Directors and became the official governing body of the national organization. The Board of Trustees was renamed the Board of Student Officers. According to the charter, the official duties of the students were to advise and make recommendations to the Board of Directors with respect to the conduct of activities and business of the corporation. The national student officers had the right to participate in the board meetings as voting members, but no longer were the sole authority. They made motions to the

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board which were sustained by an adult member and participated actively in those meetings. After the charter, the Board began to meet three times annually. When the board is not in session, a governing committee composed of the board chairman (National FFA Advisor) and two members of the chairman’s staff, has the authority of the board to make decisions that require immediate attention. The board continues to operate in this manner. The development of leadership skills in members is an important aspect of the educational programs sponsored by the FFA. Leadership is encouraged through the election of student officers at the chapter, state, and national levels; participation in leadership conferences; international experience; and award programs that emphasize skill and leadership abilities. Degrees earned recognize the increasing accomplishments of members at the local and state levels culminating in the American FFA Degree at the national level. The FFA’s programs are highlighted at the National FFA Convention through the presentation of awards and demonstrations of skill in chosen fields of study. The National Convention is an annual event held by the organization. The main functions of the convention are the presentation of awards and the conducting of organizational business. FFA members are represented at the business sessions by delegates from each state. These delegates are selected by the state organization and are given the authority to vote on matters affecting the organization. Each state is allowed at least two delegates and may send more based on the size of the state association. The business session of the convention is run by the student officers and operates by the rules of parliamentary procedure. Delegates are divided into committees that discuss relevant issues and report their recommendations to the convention. These items are discussed and voted on by the entire group. All changes to the constitution must be ratified by the delegates and approved by the Board of Directors. Since the Board bears legal responsibility over the actions of the organization, it has the power of veto on all actions approved by the convention delegates. The convention delegates also elect the national officers based on the candidates who meet the qualifications and are approved by the board. The administration of the FFA is carried out at the National FFA Headquarters, the policy making branch, and the National FFA Center, the implementation branch. Originally, the small staff of the organization allowed the center of operations to be housed in the U.S. Office of Education with the National Advisor and Executive Secretary. As the organization began to grow and the Office of Education realized the need for the FFA to operate separate from the government office, a plan for a national center developed. In 1959, the National FFA Center in Alexandria, Virginia, was dedicated and the FFA operations moved to the center. Currently, the National FFA Headquarters is located in Alexandria, Virginia, and has a direct connection to the U.S. Department of Education. Three main purposes direct the activities of the National Headquarters: 1) to provide strategic direction, 2) fulfill certain legal requirements, and 3) to develop and oversee policy. The personnel at the headquarters responsible for carrying out these duties are the National Advisor and the Executive Secretary (See Appendix A for a complete listing of the leaders.). The National Advisor is the chief administrator of the FFA and the National FFA Foundation. Responsibilities of the National Advisor include chairing the FFA

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Board of Directors and the Foundation Board of Trustees; supporting and guiding the organization; advising student officers; and reviewing individually all applications for the American FFA Degree. The Executive Secretary arranges all board meetings; plans and oversees the arrangements for the National Convention; keeps records of the corporation, boards, national officers, and convention delegates; issues charters to state associations; and assists the advisor in the guidance and policy development of the organization. The National FFA Center, relocated to Indianapolis, Indiana in 1997, is responsible for the program development and implementation for the organization. Divided into ten teams and administered by the Chief Operating Officer, it is the main resource for events and information about the organization. All marketing, distribution, and student services originate at the center. The Alumni Association and the National FFA Foundation also operate from the National FFA Center. REFERENCES National FFA Organization. “National FFA Organization Homepage,” http://www.ffa.org. “Federal Charter for the Future Farmers of America 1950,” (P.L. 81-740), United States Statutes at Large. Stat. 2868. Tenney, A. Webster. The FFA at 50: 1928-1978. Alexandria: FFA Supply Service, 1977. (IUPUI University Library call number SPEC COLL S533.F8 T39) RELATED MATERIALS Agricultural Education. Danville: Interstate Printers and Publishers, 1934-1995. (IUPUI University Library call number SPEC COLL S530.A3)

Agricultural Educators Directory. Greensburg: Charles M. Henry Printing Company, 1953-1997. (IUPUI University Library call number SPEC COLL S533.A271) American Farm Youth. Danville: Interstate Printers and Publishers, 1935-1961. (IUPUI University Library call number SPEC COLL S1.A447) Bender, Ralph E., Robert E. Taylor, Chester K. Hansen, and L.H. Newcomb. The FFA and You. Danville: The Interstate, 1979. (IUPUI University Library call number SPEC COLL S533.F8 B4 1979) Chapman, Paul W. The Green Hand: A Story of the FFA. Chicago: J.B. Lippincott Company, 1932. (IUPUI University Library call number SPEC COLL PS1292.C437 G7 1932) Farrar, John. FFA at 25. Alexandria: FFA Supply Service, 1956. (IUPUI University Library call number SPEC COLL S533.F8 F888 1956)

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Fields, M.A. New Farmers of America: 25 Years of Accomplishment. Washington D.C.: New Farmers of America, 1960. (IUPUI University Library call number SPEC COLL S533.N49 F545 1959) National FFA Organization. “National FFA Organization Homepage,” http://www.ffa.org/. New Horizons (previously National Future Farmer) Alexandria: National FFA Organization, 1952-2000. (IUPUI University Library call number SPEC COLL S1.F97) Ross, William Arthur. Forward FFA: Leadership for Future Farmers, Agriculturists and Advisors. Baltimore: The French-Bray Printing Company, 1964. (IUPUI University Library call number SPEC COLL S533.F8 R677 1964) Strickland, Cecil L., Sr. New Farmers of America in Retrospect: The Formative Years 1935-1965. Hempstead: Joyco Printing, 1994. (IUPUI University Library call number SPEC COLL S533.N49 S775 1995) Tenney, A.W. FFA in Action. Washington D.C.: FFA, 1945. (IUPUI University Library call number SPEC COLL S1 .F97 1945) Tenney, A.W. FFA in Action. Washington D.C.: FFA, 1947. (IUPUI University Library call number SPEC COLL S1 .F97 1947) SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

The records of the National FFA Organization contain extensive documentation of the organization, its programs and activities, and its leadership. Although the administrative records contain scattered internal information related to National Advisors and Executive Secretaries, the minutes of the Board of Directors is complete. Other highlights in the collection include the records of the international programs documenting the growth of student exchange programs and future farmer organizations in other countries; public relations activities that include press releases, calendars, and FFA Week materials; and National Conventions that contain a complete set of proceedings from 1928-1998, press releases about award winners, and scripts of pageants performed at the conventions. A sense of rural America is fostered through radio program scripts from the 1930s and 1940s and a massive collection of photographs documenting the growth and changes in rural agriculture in the United States from the late 1920s to the present, national award winners in FFA contests, National Student Officers, and adult leaders in the organization. Board of Directors Records, 1928-2005, consist of the newsletter, Board Issues, board minutes and index, and correspondence. Board Issues is sent to members involved with the Board of Directors, the Board of National Student Officers, and the Foundation Board of Trustees. It discusses issues from the meetings that directly affect the national organization. A complete set of the Board minutes, 1928-1996, document all major decisions within the National FFA

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Organization. For Board minutes prior to 1957 there is an index available arranged by topic. For more in depth information there are scattered committee reports located within this series. Further information about the board and the decisions made by the student membership can be found in the National FFA Convention proceedings located in the National Convention records. National Officer Records, 1928-2004, consist of correspondence, biographies, and press releases. These records document the activities of the six national officers elected annually. The early files, 1928-1964, contain correspondence to and from the officers and fully document their activities during their terms. Biographical information for these years can be found in press releases about the new officers and their outstanding accomplishments. Later files contain less correspondence and more direct biographical information. The Goodwill Tour Booklets are a mostly complete set, 1967-2000, of biographical information about each of the national officers. The Goodwill Tour is a nation-wide trip by the national officers to thank supporters of the organization. Administration Records, 1928-2008, contain correspondence, articles, publications, audits, and reports. The administration files are divided into two main groups: administrative officers and office files. The administrative officer files are the records of the National Advisors, Executive Secretaries, and other important officials who serve the National FFA Organization. These files contain information about trips, responsibilities, and problems occurring during their tenure. The records in this series can also be used to find information regarding important people, events, and programs within the national organization. The records of only two of the Executive Secretaries, William A. Ross and William Paul Gray, are found in this collection. A combination of the Executive Secretary, National Advisor, and other officers’ records gives the researcher an overview of all major developments of the organization. The most extensive documentation is found in the files of E.J. Johnson, a program officer during the 1940s-1960s, and William Paul Gray. Executive Secretary William Arthur Ross’s files contain important information regarding the early organization and how its programs developed. An important section to review is the memos written by Ross to his supervisor reporting on his activities. This ten year run of records, 1929-1939, contains an index organized by date and title. The second group of records is the office files. These records deal with how the whole organization operates rather than just the officers. Contained in this series are the most complete financial and policy records as well as important legal battles that affected the way the FFA operates. The National FFA Constitution and Federal Charter can be found with these records. State Association Records, 1919-1998, consist of newsletters, correspondence, annual reports, written histories, state charters, and articles about the activities of the state FFA associations. The records are arranged alphabetically by state. The strength of these records are the information about state organizations and activities prior to 1960. Another important state activity was the creation of scrapbooks. The scrapbooks were submitted to the national organization by each state as a part of a national contest between the states and accurately demonstrate the activities of the chapters within the state associations. The scrapbooks of Illinois and Nebraska are retained as a representative sampling. The annual reports submitted in

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1987-1990 are individual reports collected from each state. The reports prior to 1960 are based on individual state reports, but are compiled into one large, national report on the states. The records include all fifty states plus Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. These records do not fully document the histories of the state organizations, but provide insights into how the national and state organizations interacted and how early state associations operated. History Records, 1916-2003, contain biographies, histories, news clippings, and press releases important to the history of the national organization. These records are organized by subject and name and arranged alphabetically. These records are a quick source for biographical data on important leaders and background information on the traditions and movements of the organization. The series offers a large variety of both current and historical names and events associated with the organization. Information about national officers is not located in these records, but is found in the National Officer Records series. National Convention Records, 1925-2008, consist of correspondence, programs, proceedings, press releases, and other materials related to the National FFA Conventions. The series is arranged chronologically starting with some records that predate the formation of the FFA but are related the National Congress of Vocational Agricultural Students, predecessor of the National FFA Convention. The Agricultural Career Show records are also included. The Career Show, similar to a job fair, is held annually in conjunction with the National Convention. The records consist mainly of informational packets about the Career Show each year. Each convention produces similar types of records that are organized under three main headings: clippings, printed materials, and scrapbooks. The clippings section contains newspaper and magazine articles mainly from the Kansas City, Missouri area related to the events at the conventions. The printed materials section contains all of the programs, proceedings, and booklets that are produced for the convention. This collection contains a complete set of convention proceedings that are informative because they document every important event at the convention. Retiring officer addresses, minutes of the business sessions, awards information, and, in the early years, the four public speeches were all printed in the proceedings. The final section is the scrapbooks that contains press releases, correspondence, and informational hand-outs. The scrapbooks also contain information about awards, general information such as convention summaries and highlights, scripts, and speeches. Other information about the awards given at the convention can be found in the Foundation Series under awards, in the State Records, and in the Awards Series. Award Records, 1926-2005, consist of handbooks, award books, award entries, and correspondence. These records deal largely with contest descriptions, proposals, correspondence related to the founding of a contest, and published materials about the awards. The best place to find a list of award winners is at the end of this series under Winners-Compiled List for the years up to 1976. Some information about specific winners can be found in the winner booklets, but

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complete lists of winners from every contest is published in the proceedings of the National Convention each year and in the Convention news releases, located in the National Convention Records. Further information can also be found with the National Foundation Records. These records include yearly lists of foundation award winners in the foundation annual reports, booklets about the award given by the foundation, and award allotments books. This series is arranged alphabetically by the name of the award. In many cases, names of awards have changed and the records are generally filed under the current name with a notation of the earlier name. Program Records, 1926-2007, consist of correspondence, newsletters, brochures, radio scripts, other public relations material, and publications. This section contains the records for the programs initiated by the National FFA Organization at the chapter, state, national, and international level. Important features of this series include international files, the Building Our American Communities (BOAC) files, leadership files, and the public relations records. The international files include the organization’s correspondence with foreign countries relating to agricultural exchange programs for FFA members and relating to the formation of foreign future farmer organizations such as the Future Farmers of Japan and the Future Farmers of the Philippines. The Building Our American Communities Program (BOAC) began in 1971 as a way to foster community development through FFA partnerships with local community groups. National winners were recognized and awarded at the National Convention. The BOAC files include information about the program as well as the winners of the awards. The public relations files contain the official FFA Calendars, FFA Week publicity, and radio scripts from the 1930s-1940s. These records contain phenomenal information about the programs the FFA uses, past and present, to foster public awareness. Other items in this series include World War II programs that were designed to help win the war on the home front, career recruitment, FFA recruitment, and other programs designed to involve the community and elementary-aged children with the activities of the FFA. Publications, 1928-2008, consist of handbooks, manuals, newsletters, articles, books, theses and research studies published by and about the FFA. The FFA’s national magazine, New Horizons, previously titled The National Future Farmer, is individually catalogued (call number S1.F97) and located in Special Collections and Archives. Other magazines related to agricultural education and the FFA includes American Farm Youth (call number), Agricultural Education (call number), and the Agricultural Educators Directory (call number). There are two different types of newsletters in this series: advisor and general. The advisor newsletter is called FFA Advisors Making a Difference. Prior to 1992 this newsletter was called Between Issues. Originally the Between Issues newsletter was sent out between issues of the National Future Farmer. It contained information about important events and activities. The newsletter gradually evolved into an advisor’s newsletter containing ideas and teaching tools. The general newsletter, called Update, is a monthly informational newsletter about the FFA sent to members, advisors, government officials, and anyone involved or interested in the events and activities of the organization. This monthly newsletter is a reminder of upcoming events sent monthly.

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The FFA publishes an annual FFA Manual for its members, reflecting changes in the structure and procedures used by the organization. The set of manuals in this collection is incomplete until 1961. The handbooks are published for students, teachers, and officers in the organization. They explain specific roles in the organization that a person may fill whether that be a national officer, a chapter reporter, or an FFA advisor. The articles and magazines located in this series are published by other groups. These articles have special FFA features and include anniversary celebrations and special recognition for the organization. Time, Newsweek, and Farm Journal are among the magazines. Alumni Association Records, 1969-2003, include meeting minutes, reports, newsletters, and publications. The main function of the Alumni Association is to support the programs of the National FFA Organization. The Alumni Association holds an annual convention, provides scholarships to FFA members, and raises awareness for agricultural education through auctions and other promotional activities. A complete set of the Alumni Council minutes, 1970-1995, and its membership lists explain how the governing body works. The newsletter, 1972-1995, is the best source for documenting their activities. Also included with these records are the National FFA Center Affiliate Records, 1972-1980, which consist of minutes, membership lists, activity records, and a constitution. The FFA Center Affiliate was created solely for the involvement of the National FFA Center staff.

National FFA Foundation Records, 1944-2005, consist of annual reports, audits, board minutes, donor lists, short histories, budget information, and papers documenting the foundation’s incorporation. The foundation was formed in 1944 to raise money for the National FFA Organization and to fund awards to its members. The annual reports are a good source of information about foundation donors and award winners. All but three (1970, 1989, and 1996) of the foundation annual reports are available. It is probable that the foundation was unable to publish reports for those three years based on a note in the 1969 report explaining that the lack of funding would not allow an annual report to be published. It may also be true for the other two years. Reports between 1945 and 1965 contain information about both the FFA and the NFA awards. Other documents relating to the awards are the booklets produced describing various foundation awards. Information on the finances of the foundation can be found in three different places: audit reports, budgets, and bulletins. The bulletins are important not only for the budget information, but also because they describe the yearly requirements for the distribution of the foundation money. Photographs, 1916-2007, are arranged in two different categories: magazine photographs and subject photographs. The magazine photographs include images used in the FFA publications: The National Future Farmer/New Horizons and Between Issues/FFA Advisors Making a Difference. These photographs are arranged chronologically by issue. Photographs from the magazines are useful on a limited basis because there is no index to the magazine. An image can

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only be found based on the issue or with basic knowledge about the time frame in which a specific event occurred. The subject photographs are arranged alphabetically under a series of subject headings created by the National FFA Organization. The headings represent the activities, programs, and personalities within the organization. Photographs of the National Conventions, National Officers, and American Stars are the most valuable sources of information, contain the most complete sets of photographs, and are the best identified. An index has been created to assist with the location of National Officers (see Appendix B). Another complete and well-identified series is the staff photographs, including the National Advisors and the National Executive Secretaries.

Slides, 1952-1995, are from the national magazine, calendar, and slide shows often included as part of the National FFA Convention program. Early slides often include only the magazine and calendar covers. Paintings were commissioned annually by the National FFA Organization to be used as calendar covers and for other promotional activities during that year. The magazine and calendar slides are arranged chronologically. The most beneficial part of the slide collection is the slide shows, generally from the late 1970s-1980s. The slides emphasize visually the programs, activities, and events sponsored by the National FFA Organization. Although some presentations are missing pieces, most contain a script, set of slides and an audio cassette. The slide shows are arranged alphabetically by title. Audio-Visual Materials, 1935-2003, consist of audio cassettes, reel to reel recordings, video tapes, and films. Oral history interviews, convention recordings, and promotional campaigns are included in this collection. The collection includes a sampling of convention video sets, promotional videos such as commercials, historic videos, and classroom instructional videos. A sampling of the convention videos is made based on milestone events occurring during that year. For example, the 1987 National FFA Convention highlights major changes occurring within the organization. The main portion of the collection is from the 1970s-1990s. One of the oldest films, called The Greenhand, ca.1935, documents chapter activities and the initiation of new members.

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SERIES LIST CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Board of Directors Records, 1928-2005 Board Issues, 1992-1995 1 1 Committees Finance Committee, 1970-1973, 1980 1 2 Governing Committee, 1951-1971 1 3 Public Relations, 1969 1 4 Research Committee, 1980 1 5 Study Committee, 1964-1965 1 6 Correspondence, 1978-1989 1 8 Meeting Packets, 2000 69 12-13 Minutes 1928-1971 1 9-24 1971-1995 2 1-74 1996-2000 69 14 2000-2005 Available in eArchives

(https://archives.iupui.edu/dspace/handle/2450/143)

Index to Board Minutes, 1930s-1960s 2 75-76 National Officer Records, 1928-2004 Biography and Goodwill Tour Booklets, 1967-1990/91,

1992/93, 1994/95-2000/01, 2002/03-2005/06 3 1

Compiled List of Officers, 1928-1961 3 2 Correspondence 1928/29-1957/58 3 3-33 1958/59-1967/68, 1971/72-1975/76, 1977/78-1978/79 4 1-25 1979/80-1991/92, 1993/93-1995/96 5 1-18 2000/01, 2002/03 69 15 Journals, 2001/02-2003/04 Available in eArchives

(https://archives.iupui.edu/dspace/handle/2450/149)

Press Releases, 1946-1970 5 19-20 Review Committee Report by National Officers, 1985 5 21 Administration Records, 1928-2008 Executives Secretaries William Arthur Ross “Activity Guide,” 1930-1938 5 22-24 Circulars, 1930-1931, 1934 5 25 Memos 1929-1936 5 26-30 1936-1939 6 1-7 Index to Memos, 1929-1939 6 8 Service Letters, 1930-1939 6 9-10 State Correspondence, 1939-1942 6 11

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Administration Records, 1928-2008 (cont.) U.S. Army Band, 1931-1943 6 12 William Paul Gray Agricultural Mechanics Class, 1956 6 13 Collegiate FFA Chapters, 1971 6 14-16 Convention Planning, 1958, 1960-1964 6 17-22 Correspondence Board, 1969-1972 6 23 Circulars 1961-1964 6 24-29 1964-1972 7 1-17 Convention, 1973 7 18 Don McDowell, Executive Director of

FFA Foundation, 1972-1973 7 19

Foreign (by country) 1953-1973 7 20-32 1953-1973 8 1-3 General (by state) 1963-1967 8 4-23 1967-1969 9 1-20 1970-1972 10 1-22 1972-1973 11 1-18 1973 12 1 Inter-Office Memos, 1964-1968, 1971-

1973 12 1-5

Job Title, 1970-1973 12 6 Office of Education, 1972 12 7 State, 1963-1968, 1970-1971, 1973 12 8 Foreign Reports A.W. Tenney Reports, 1956, 1965 12 9 E.J. Johnson Reports, 1957, 1961 12 10-11 Far East Report, Gray, 1959 12 12 Future Farmers of the Philippines, 1962 12 13 Information on Outstanding Former FFA

Officers, 1961-1962 12 14-15

National Advisors W. T. Spanton Correspondence, 1927-1934, 1956, 1959 12 16 Scrapbooks, 1961 136 1-2 A.W. Tenney, 1946, 1962, 1964 12 17 H. Neville Hunsicker Activities, 1948-1949 12 18

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Administration Records, 1928-2008 (cont.) Agriculture/Agribusiness News and Notes,

1974-1979 12 19-20

Articles, 1968-1974 12 21 AVA Award of Merit, 1982 12 22 Committees Committee on Revision of P.L. 81-740,

1955-1973 12 23

National USOE/DVTE Committee, 1977

12 24-25

Conferences General Seminars and Conferences,

1971-1975 12 26

National Seminar for Leaders in Post-Secondary Institutions, 1973-1974

12 27

North Atlantic Regional Research Conference

1955-1963 12 28 1963-1964 13 1 Regional Conferences, 1963 13 2 Correspondence Board of Directors, 1968-1977 13 3 Foundation, 1968-1974 13 4-5 General, 1960-1965, 1969-1977 13 6-7 Legal, 1969-1979 13 8 District of Columbia Greenhouse Project,

1963-1967 13 9

Farm Labor and Minors, 1967-1969 13 10 FFA History, 1966-1976 13 11 FFA Libraries, ca. 1950 13 12 FFA Reorganization, 1967-1968, 1971 13 13 FFA Trucks, 1957 13 14 Office of Education Reorganization, 1963-

1970 13 15

Past State Officers Club, 1953-1956 13 16 Post-Secondary Education, 1972 13 17 Retirement, 1979-1983 13 18 Speeches, 1960-1980 13 19 Statistical Information, 1960-1979 13 20 West Virginia FFA-FHA Camp Articles, 1950-1970 13 21

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Administration Records, 1928-2008 (cont.) Brochures, 1950-1970 13 22 Correspondence, 1952-1964 13 23 Byron Rawls Leadership Structure for Vocational

Agriculture

Correspondence, 1981-1983 13 24-25 Reports, 1982-1983 13 26 Publicity Touring Program, 1981 13 27 Larry Case Ad Hoc Policy Committee Meeting, 1993 13 28 Agriculture Study of the National Academy of

Sciences (diversity), 1984-1986 13 29

America 2000 1994-1995 13 30 1994-1995 14 1 Correspondence, 1983-1986, 1993 14 2-16 The Council, 1985-1986 14 17 FFA Center Relocation Board Meeting, 1996 14 18 Correspondence, 1996 14 19 Reports, 1996 14 20-21 Long-Range Planning Committee Consultants, 1994 14 22 Memorandum of Understanding, 1994 14 23 Minutes, 1994 14 24 Multicultural Task Force A Report on State Minority and

Majority Student Populations of FFA Chapters, ca. 1990s

15 1

Articles on Diversity, 1993-1994 15 2 Correspondence, 1992-1994 15 3 Report, 1992-1993 15 4 Policy Update Committee, 1993 15 5 Vision 2000 Action Plan, 1995 15 6 Conference, 1994 15 7 Correspondence, 1994-1995 15 8 Cultural Issues, 1991-1992 15 9 Strategic Plan, 1994 15 10 Task Force, 1994 15 11 Workgroup I, 1994 15 12

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Administration Records, 1928-2008 (cont.) Workgroup II, 1994 15 13 Other Officers W.P. Beard, Specialist in Agricultural Education,

1940-1941 15 14

Lennie Gamage, Manger, International Programs, 1973-1974

15 15-26

Elmer J. Johnson, Program Specialist in Agricultural Education, Federal Agent for the Agricultural Education Service, FFA Consultant, Archives Chairman

Advisory Committees, 1947-1962 15 27 Archives Correspondence, 1966-1977 16 1 Reports, 1967-1968 16 2 Biographical Information, 1926-1970 16 3 Correspondence Circulars, 1944-1963 16 4-6 Circulars - Awards, 1960-1965 16 7-8 Letters Received, 1942-1967 16 9 Memos, 1942-1965 16 10-22 Memo Index, 1942-1965 17 1 Notes to Staff, 1941-1942 17 2 Rumsfeld Correspondence, 1967-1969 17 3 Fort Morgan Colorado Chapter, 1967 17 4 Hawaii Summer School, 1956-1957 17 5 Leadership for FFA, 1950-1970 17 6 Nine Studies on FFA Foundation, 1966 17 7 Pacific Region Annual Report, 1920-1921 17 8 Conference Reports, 1945-1946, 1953-

1954, 1956-1958, 1960-1964, 1966-1967

17 9-11

Farm Mechanics Conference, 1946 17 12 Public Speaking Contest, 1933-1937,

1940-1964, 1968 17 13-26

Teacher Training Workshops, 1946 17 27 Peru Trip Articles and Reports, 1957-1961 17 28 Correspondence, 1960-1966 17 29 Publications Articles, 1930s-1960s 17 30-31

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Administration Records, 1928-2008 (cont.) Reports, 1940-1965 17 32-34 Speeches, 1947-1967 18 1-2 Vocational Education in Agriculture,

1960 18 3-4

W.T. Spanton Biographical Information, 1947-1971

18 5

Staff Conferences, 1935-1942 18 6 State Reports, 1960 18 7 D.L. MacDonald, Agent for the Agricultural

Education Service, 1942 18 8

Duane Nielsen, Specialist in Teacher Training and Research, 1960-1964

18 9

Office Files Audits and Finance Audits, 1932-1996 18 10-20 Budgets 1954-1969, 1977-1978, 1980-1983 18 21-24 1983-1992 19 1-3 Consolidated Audits, 1964-1971 19 4 Correspondence Regarding Audits, 1964-1973 19 5-6 Financial Report, 1989 19 7 Automatic Data Processing Feasibility Study, 1980 19 8 Conferences American Institute of Cooperation Summer

Conference, 1965 19 9

Collegiate Agricultural Education Workshop, 1979-1980

19 10-11

Emphasis ‘76 Workshop, 1976 19 12 Farmfest, 1976 19 13 International Agricultural Education, 1985 19 14-15 National Conference for Leaders in

Postsecondary and Adult Education in Agriculture, 1986

19 16-20

National Conference of Head State Supervisors of Vocational Education in Agriculture, 1960

19 21

National Conference on Building Partnerships for Quality Education in Rural America, 1984

19 22

National Conference on Children and Youth, 1970

19 23

National FFA Seminar, 1972 19 24

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Administration Records, 1928-2008 (cont.) National Seminar on Agricultural Education,

1976 19 25

National Workshop for Professional Leaders in the FFA, 1969

19 26

National Youth Conference on Natural Beauty and Conservation, 1966

19 27

New Teacher Conference, n.d. 69 16 Thrust ‘75 Workshop, 1975 19 28 Young Outdoor American Conference, 1954-

1955 19 29-30

Young Outdoor American Conference, 1956 20 1 Endowment and Development Fund, 1975-1976 20 2 George Washington’s Grist Mill, 1940-1960 20 3 Key Messages of the National FFA Organization,

1996, 1998, 2000 69 17

Legal Files Alumni Association, 1969-1970, 1975 20 4 Arizona Case, 1979-1980 20 5-6 Attorney Files, 1945, 1964, 1969-1982 20 7-12 Board of Directors, 1969, 1971-1972 20 13 Certificate of Incorporation and Legal

Documents, 1928, 1951, 1957, 1977 (oversized)

73 2

Chapter Supply Company, 1951-1955 20 14 Civil Service, 1961 20 15 Conference Center, 1969-1970, 1974 20 16 Constitution Amendment to FFA Constitution, 1988 20 17 Board of Incorporators, 1928-1949 20 18 Constitution/Bylaws Ad Hoc

Committee Reports, 1966 20 19

Constitution and Revisions, 1928-1944 20 20 Copyright, 1937-1950, 1993 20 21 Custom Cal Company, 1952, 1955, 1965 20 22 Emblem Lawsuits, 1945, 1953-1955, 1961-

1963 21 1-2

FFA Charter, 1929-1930, 1948-1952, 1969 21 3-4 Francis Reid Case, 1970-1971 21 5 Girl Membership, 1967-1970 21 6 Holt Case, 1970-1971 21 7 Interstate Commerce, 1949-1952 21 8

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Administration Records, 1928-2008 (cont.) Legal Opinions, 1945-1977, 1979-1983 21 9-11 Legal Opinions Regarding Administration of

Vocational Education and Vocation Rehabilitation Acts, 1939

21 12-13

Legislation, 1945-1950, 1977 21 14 Missouri Case, 1979-1980 21 15 Misuse of Name, 1975 21 16 Oregon Lawsuit, 1980-1983 21 17 Rumsfeld Case Correspondence, 1967-1970 21 18 Response, 1967-1970 21 19 Sale of the FFA Lot, 1959-1964 21 20 Tax Issues Chapter Tax Exemption, 1961-1964 21 21 FFA Reports on Chapter Status with

the I.R.S., 1939-1980 21 22-23

Income Tax Returns, 1944-1976 21 24-25 I.R.S., 1970-1980 22 1-2 Tax Exemption, 1954-1971 22 3 Trademark, 1939-1947, 1957-1980 22 4-5 Walter B. Anderson Will, 1977 22 6 Mission Statement, 1992-1994 22 7 Multicultural Task Force Report, 1993 22 8 National Association of Supervisors of Agricultural

Education (NASAE)

Administration, 1969-1999 69 18 Annual Meetings, 1987-1994, 1996, 1998-

2004 69 19-30

Annual Reports 1970-1971, 1975-1977, 1979-1980 69 31 1981-1993 70 1-4 Articles of Incorporation, 1963 (oversized) 73 5 Constitution, 1963-1974, 1998 70 5 Correspondence, 1978-1979 70 6 Members, 1970-1974, 1998/99-2004 70 7-11 Minutes, 1963-1976, 1981-1982, 1986-1989 70 12-14 Newsletter, 1974-1979, 1981 70 15 Officer Analysis, 2003 70 16 Oklahoma Vocational Agriculture-

Agribusiness and FFA Task Force, ca. 1987

70 17

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Administration Records, 1928-2008 (cont.) Position Papers, n.d. 70 18 Program of Work, 1989, 1991-1993, 1995-

2003/04 70 19

Tactical Plan for Achieving the Mission, Goals, and Objectives of Agricultural Education, 1991

70 20

Western Region Conference, 1993 70 21 National Committee on Youth Organizations, 1974-

1980 22 9

National FFA Agrimarketing Study Committee, 1987 22 10 National FFA Center Dedication 1998 70 22 1998 128 1 Employee Handbook, 1999 70 23 Groundbreaking, 1997 70 24 History, 1967-1977 22 11 Interior Space Plan Design Concept, ca. 1980s 22 12 Interns, 1982-1990 22 13 Job Descriptions, n.d. 22 14 New Building, 1997 (oversized) OV 4 Office Newsletters Weekly Bulletin, 1975-1981 22 15-16 Family Gram, 1981-1984 22 17 Weekly Memos 1991-1997 22 18-20 1998-1999 70 25 2000 121 1 Official Policies 1970-1971, 1976, 1978, 1984, 1986,

1991 22 21-28

2005-2008 128 2-5 Policy Administration Analysis, 1966 22 29 Program of Work, 1939-1943, 1945-1946,

1971, 1973-1979 22 30-36

Reinventing FFA Center Operations, 1991-1992, 1994

22 37

Relocation, 1993-1999 22 38 Relocation Publicity Materials, 1997

(oversized) 73 3

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Administration Records, 1928-2008 (cont.) Resource Management Team Final Report,

1991 22 39

Retirement and Insurance, 1955, 1967-1968 22 40 Site Study Plan, n.d. (oversized) 73 6 Space and Personnel, 1951, 1967 23 1 Tours, ca. 1999 121 2 Washington Conference Center, 1969-1970 23 2-4 Who’s Who, ca. 1997 23 5 National Future Farmer/New Horizons Magazine

Business Records

Annual Reports, 1954-1956, 1958-1961, 1964 23 6 Article Index, 1961-1965 128 6 Audits, 1953-1974, 1976-1978 23 7-9 Economic Studies, 1952-1954 23 10 Future Farmers in Action, 1945 23 11 History, 1976 23 12 Magazine Feasibility Survey, 1952 23 13 Name Change, 1989 23 14 Promotion, 1952-1979 23 15 Publications, 1957 23 16 Surveys, 1954-1959, 1961-1962, 1964-1970,

1975, 1979-1981, 1983, 1985, 1987, 1989

23 17-20

National Postsecondary Agricultural Student Organization (NPASO)

Annual Reports, 1994-1996 23 21 Awards, 1985-1993 23 22 Board of Directors Meetings, 1980-1982 23 23-26 Charter, 1979 (oversized) 73 5 Conventions 1979-1997 23 27-28 2003, 2005 128 7 Correspondence, 1972-1986 23 29-30 General Information, 1981-1990 23 31 Handbooks 1981-1992, 1994-1995 23 32-33 1995-1997 24 1 2001-2002 121 3 2000/01, 2002/03 128 8 History, 1979-1997 24 2 Newsletters, 1980-1997, 2002-2003 24 3

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Administration Records, 1928-2008 (cont.) PAL Project, 1981 24 4-5 PAL/PEER Project, 1981-1985 24 6 Programs, 1972, 1979-1980, 1984 24 7 Professional Leadership and Service - 1948-

1973, 1974 24 8

Proposals, 1976, 1980 24 9 Organizational Objectives and Principles, 1971 24 10 Public Relations America Salutes the FFA, 1986-1987 24 11-12 Brochures 1940s-2000 24 13-14 2000-2005 123 8 FFA Is…, 1996 123 9 FFA Today T.V. Show, 1989 24 15 Posters 1927-2006 (oversized) 73 10 1999-2000, 2007 (oversized) OV 1 Press Releases 1946-1956 24 16-28 1956-1972 25 1-23 1972-1980 26 1-22 1981-1996 27 1-27 1998-2000 123 10 Secretary Riley Visit, 1998 123 11 Selected Statistics, 1970-1995 28 1-4 State Associations Incorporation of States, 1979 28 5 Relationship to State Associations and

Chapters, 1979 28 6

Staff Meeting, 1958-1959, 1969-1970 28 7 Student Ventures/Supply Service Audits, 1948-1971 28 8-31 Catalogs Agricultural Education Resources,

1996, 1999-2006 121 4

Blue Catalogs 2000-2005 121 5 2006-2007 128 9 Chapter Catalogs 1992/93-1997/98 29 3 1998/99-1999/00 121 6

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Administration Records, 1928-2008 (cont.) Gold Catalogs 2000-2005 121 7 2006-2008 128 10 NVATA Catalogs, 1968, 1982 29 4 Student Catalogs, 1992/93-1996/97,

1998/99-1999/00 121 8

Supply Catalogs 1943-1946, 1948-1949, 1951-

1986 28 32-41

1987-1992 29 1-2 Committee Minutes, 1947-1949 29 5 Contracts, 1928-1947 29 6-18 Correspondence, 1930-1965 29 19-28 Grants, 1951 29 29 History, 1967 29 30 Newsletter, n.d. 29 31 Staff, 1947-1955 29 32 Tactical Plan for the Strategic Plan for Agricultural

Education, 1990 29 33

U.S. Office of Education, 1959, 1970, 1979 29 34 U.S. Office of Education Policy on Agricultural

Student Organizations, 1981 (oversized) 73 5

Annual Reports 1930, 1932, 1936, 1940-1944, 1951-1952 (oversized) 71 1-10 1931, 1939, 1944, 1947-1952 29 35-43 1932, 1934-1935 (oversized) OV 1 Charters, 1928-1976 29 44-47 Scrapbooks 1924-1928 (oversized) 79 1-2 1929-1935 (oversized) 80 1-2 State Advisors Meeting Minutes, 1941-1943 29 48 State Association Records, 1919-1998 State Associations Alabama Annual Reports, 1987-1990 29 49 Clippings, 1940, 1942, 1974 29 50 Correspondence, 1931, 1933-1958, 1978 29 51 Newsletters, 1931-1932, 1934-1942, 1946-

1947, 1987 30 1-2

Alaska Annual Reports, 1987-1990 30 3

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER State Association Records, 1919-1998 (cont.) Alaska (cont.) Convention, 1976-1977 30 4 Arizona Annual Reports, 1987-1990 30 5 Correspondence, 1930-1932, 1934-1943,

1945-1960 30 6

Newsletters 1938-1939, 1956, 1971, 1997-1998 30 7-8 1985 (oversized) 75 7 Arkansas Annual Reports, 1987-1990 30 9 Correspondence, 1930-1942, 1944-1948,

1950-1955, 1958 30 10

Newsletters 1929-1938, 1969, 1997 30 11 1938, 1940, 1942 (oversized) 75 7 Publications, 1954 30 12 California Annual Reports, 1987-1990 30 13 Correspondence, 1931-1960 30 14-15 History, 1980 30 16 Newsletters, 1997-1998 30 17 Publications, 1947, 1953, 1959-1961, 1963,

1970, 1978, 1980 30 18

Colorado Annual Reports, 1987-1990 30 19 Correspondence, 1930-1933, 1935-1943,

1945-1946, 1948-1952, 1954, 1956-1960

30 20

Newsletters, 1932, 1934-1936 30 21 Connecticut Annual Reports, 1987-1990 30 22 Correspondence, 1930-1931, 1933-1938,

1940-1950, 1953-1960 30 23

Newsletters, 1938, 1940-1942, 1974 30 24 Delaware Annual Reports, 1987-1990 30 25 Correspondence, 1931-1937, 1939-1946,

1948, 1950-1951, 1953, 1955-1958, 1960

30 26

Newsletters, 1932, 1935, 1937, 1939, 1941 30 27

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER State Association Records, 1919-1998 (cont.) District of Columbia, 1967, 1985 30 28 Florida Annual Reports, 1987-1990 30 29-30 Clippings, 1946-1947, 1969 30 31 Correspondence 1930-1941 30 32 1941-1960 31 1-2 Newsletters, 1934-1942, 1946-1947, 1998 31 3-6 Georgia Annual Reports, 1987-1990 31 7 Correspondence, 1931-1958, 1960 31 8 History, 1979 31 9 Newsletters 1932-1942, 1945 (oversized) 75 1-3 1940, 1946, 1970, 1997-1998 31 10 Publications, 1967-1978 31 11 Guam, 1959-1967 31 12 Hawaii Annual Reports, 1988 31 13 Clippings, 1964-1970 31 14 Correspondence, 1930-1950,1952-1953, 1955-

1960 31 15

Newsletters, 1935, 1940 31 16 Publications, 1935, 1938-1940, 1942 31 17 Idaho Annual Reports, 1987-1990 31 18 Correspondence, 1930-1960 31 19-20 History, 1956 31 21 Newsletters, 1919, 1929-1931, 1936-1942 31 22-25 Illinois Annual Reports, 1987-1990 31 26 Correspondence 1945-1949 31 27-29 1950-1960 32 1-5 Foundation, 1948-1969, 1973, 1975 32 6-8 History, 1979, 1990 32 9 Newsletters, 1929-1936, 1938-1942, 1997-

1998 32 10-13

Programs, 1928-1930, 1962 32 14 Publications, 1945, 1955, 1957, 1967, 1970-

1971, 1979, 1992 32 15

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER State Association Records, 1919-1998 (cont.) Illinois (cont.) Scrapbook 1930-1931, 1941-1942 (oversized) 77 1-2 1943-1946 (oversized) 78 1-2 Stephen Lee Sigler Notebook, 1962-1963 32 16 Indiana Annual Reports, 1987-1988, 1990 32 17 Correspondence, 1930-1960 32 18-19 Newsletters, 1937-1939, 1997 32 20 Publications, 1970-1971, 1976 32 21 Iowa Annual Reports, 1987-1990 32 22-25 Correspondence 1930-1944 32 26 1945-1960 33 1 History, 1953, 1965, 1978 33 2 Newsletters, 1930-1942, 1955-1956, 1967-

1970, 1997-1998 33 3-8

Publications, 1977-1978 33 9 Kansas Annual Reports, 1987-1990 33 10-12 Clippings, 1949, 1970 33 13 Correspondence, 1930-1960 33 14-16 History, 1943 33 17 Newsletters, 1936-1942, 1997 33 18-22 Publications, 1954, 1967 33 23 Shawnee-Mission Chapter, 1932-1977 33 24-25 Kentucky Annual Reports, 1987-1990 34 1 Clippings, 1970-1971 34 2 Correspondence, 1930-1960 34 3-4 Newsletters, 1939-1940, 1942 34 5 Publications, 1940, 1959, 1967, 1970 34 6 Louisiana Annual Reports, 1987-1990 34 7 Clippings, n.d. 34 8 Correspondence, 1930-1960 34 9 History, 1963 34 10 Newsletters, 1937-1942, 1971 (oversized) 75 6 Newsletters, 1945-1946, 1952 34 11 Publications, 1946 34 12

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER State Association Records, 1919-1998 (cont.) Maine Annual Reports, 1987-1990 34 13 Correspondence, 1931-1933, 1935-1946,

1948-1950, 1952-1956, 1958, 1960 34 14

Newsletters, 1937-1942, 1988 34 15-16 Maryland Annual Reports, 1987-1990 34 17-19 Clippings, 1971 34 20 Correspondence, 1947-1960 34 21-23 Publications, 1942, 1970, 1991 34 24 Massachusetts Annual Reports, 1987-1990 34 25 Correspondence, 1956-1960 34 26 Michigan Annual Reports, 1987-1990 34 27 Clippings, 1946, 1971 34 28 Correspondence, 1930-1960 34 29-32 Minnesota Annual Reports 1963 (oversized) 71 10 1987-1990 34 33 Clippings, 1969-1980, 1994 34 34 Correspondence 1930-1952 34 35-36 1953-1960 35 1 History, 1955, 1980 35 2 Newsletters 1938-1942, 1949, 1960, 1967, 1969-

1970 35 3-5

1939 (oversized) 75 8 Mississippi Annual Reports, 1987-1990 35 6 Correspondence, 1932-1960 35 7 Newsletters ca.1934 (oversized) 75 8 1938-1942 35 8 Publications, 1987 35 9 Missouri Annual Reports, 1987-1990 35 10 Convention, 1946 35 11 Correspondence, 1945-1960 35 12-16

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER State Association Records, 1919-1998 (cont.) Missouri (cont.) History, 1978 35 17 Newsletters 1931-1946, 1994, 1997-1998 35 18-19 1978 (oversized) 75 8 Publications, 1938-1942, 1964-1987 35 20-21 Montana Annual Reports, 1987-1990 35 22 Correspondence, 1931-1960 35 23-24 Newsletters 1936-1942, 1980 35 25 1968-1970 (oversized) 75 8 Publications, 1953, 1970 35 26 Nebraska Annual Reports, 1987-1990 35 27 Clippings, 1941, 1975 35 28 Correspondence, 1930-1960 35 29-30 History, 1958, 1967 35 31 Newsletters 1930-1935 35 32 1936-1942, 1945, 1966-1969 36 1-3 Scrapbooks 1926-1929 (oversized) 81 1 1937/38 (oversized) 134 1938/39 (oversized) 135 Nevada Annual Reports, 1987-1990 36 4 Correspondence, 1930-1960 36 5 Newsletters, 1931-1945, 1968-1969, 1997 36 6-9 Publications, 1957 36 10 New Hampshire Annual Reports, 1987-1990 36 11 Correspondence, 1931-1960 36 12 Newsletters, 1932-1933 36 13 New Jersey Annual Reports, 1987-1990 36 14 Correspondence, 1930-1960 36 15-17 History, 1977 36 18 Newsletters, 1939-1942 36 19 Publications, 1922-1977 36 20

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER State Association Records, 1919-1998 (cont.) New Mexico Annual Reports, 1987-1990 36 21 Correspondence, 1930-1960 36 22 Newsletters, 1940-1942, 1966-1971 36 23-24 New York Annual Reports, 1987-1990 36 25 Correspondence 1930-1940 36 26-27 1941-1960, 1965 37 1-7 History, 1960, 1955, 1968 37 8 Newsletters, 1931-1942, 1945 37 9 Publications, 1968 37 10 North Carolina Annual Reports, 1987-1990 37 11-12 Newsletters, 1944-1945, 1948, 1997 37 13 North Dakota Annual Reports, 1987-1990 37 14 Correspondence, 1930-1960 37 15-16 Newsletters, 1931-1942 37 17-21 Ohio Annual Reports, 1979, 1982, 1987-1990 37 22-23 Clippings, 1970-1978 37 24 Correspondence, 1930-1960 37 25-29 History, 1953, 1979 38 1 Newsletters, 1937-1942, 1968-1978, 1991,

1994, 1997-1998 38 2-10

Publications, 1958, 1960-1961, 1973, 1976, 1978-1979

38 11

Oklahoma Annual Reports, 1987-1990 38 12 Clippings, 1928-1989 38 13 Cooperative Activities of the Muskegee

Chapter, ca. 1960 38 14

Correspondence, 1930-1960, 1970 38 15-16 History, 1955 38 17 Newsletters 1936, 1939, 1943-1946 (oversized) 75 4-5 1997-1998 38 18 Ponce City Chapter, 1940-1941 38 19 Oregon Annual Reports, 1987-1990 38 20

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER State Association Records, 1919-1998 (cont.) Oregon (cont.) Correspondence, 1930-1960 38 21-22 History, 1930, 1934, 1938 38 23 Newsletters, 1930-1942 38 24 Pennsylvania Annual Reports, 1987-1990 38 25 Clippings, 1971-1981 38 26 Correspondence, 1947-1957 38 27-29 History, 1979 38 30 Newsletters, 1968-1969 39 1 Publications, 1946, 1974 39 2 Puerto Rico Annual Reports, 1987-1990 39 3 Correspondence, 1932-1960 39 4 Publications, 1977 39 5 1987, 1993 128 11 Rhode Island Annual Reports, 1987-1990 39 6 Correspondence, 1931-1960 39 7 Publications, 1962-1969 39 8 South Carolina Annual Reports, 1987-1990 39 9 Clippings, n.d. 39 10 Correspondence, 1930-1960, 1983 39 11 Newsletter, 1966, 1997-1998 39 12 South Dakota Annual Reports, 1987-1990 39 13 Clippings, 1970 39 14 Correspondence, 1930-1960 39 15 History, 1968, 1970 39 16 Newsletters, 1942 39 17 Tennessee Annual Reports, 1987-1990 39 18 Clippings, 1932, 1962-1995 39 19 Correspondence, 1930-1960 39 20-21 Newsletters, 1935, 1967-1970, 1974, 1998 39 22 Publications, 1940, 1957 39 23 Publicity, 1971 (oversized) 75 7 Texas Annual Reports, 1945-1946, 1987-1990 39 24-34

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER State Association Records, 1919-1998 (cont.) Texas (cont.) Clippings, 1936 39 35 Correspondence, 1930-1960 39 36-39 History, 1988 39 40 Newsletters, 1936, 1944-1946, 1951-1952,

1962, 1974, 1978, 1997-1998 39 41-43

Publications, 1941-1979 39 44 Utah Annual Reports, 1987-1990 39 45 Correspondence 1930-1944 39 46 1945-1960 40 1 Newsletter, n.d. 40 2 Publications, 1960-1963 40 3 Vermont Annual Reports, 1987-1988, 1990 40 4 Correspondence, 1931-1959 40 5 History, 1973-1980 40 6 Virgin Islands, 1963-1967 40 7 Virginia Annual Reports, 1987-1990 40 8 Clippings, 1938-1970 40 9 History, 1927-1970 40 10-11 Newsletters, 1931-1937, 1967, 1997 40 12 Publications, 1938-1976 40 13 Washington Annual Reports, 1987-1990 40 14 Correspondence, 1952-1958 40 15 History, 1946, 1956 40 16 Newsletters, 1967-1971, 1997-1998 40 17 Publications, 1959 40 18 West Virginia Annual Reports, 1987-1990 40 19 Clippings, 1921-1985 40 20 History, 1963-1973, 1978-1982 40 21-22 Newsletters 1936 (oversized) 75 8 1951-1960 40 23 Publications, 1968 40 24 Wisconsin Annual Reports, 1987-1990 40 25

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER State Association Records, 1919-1998 (cont.) Wisconsin (cont.) History, 1976 40 26-27 Newsletters 1942 40 28 1974 (oversized) 71 10 Publications, 1970-1978 40 29 Wyoming Annual Reports, 1987-1990 40 30 Correspondence, 1954-1955 40 31 History, 1961 40 32 Newsletters, 1965 40 33 History Records, 1916-2003 People Alampi, Phil, 1968-1972 40 34 Amick, Ted, 1974, 1990 40 35 Anderson, Walter B., 1969 40 36 Andrews, Harry, 1984 40 37 Angerer, Clarence L., 1969-1970 40 38 Applegate, Leslie, 1972 40 39 Arnold, Walter, n.d. 40 40 Augenstein, Lawrence, 1926-1982 40 41 Bass, Richard Edward, 1961 40 42 Bell, T.H., 1972 40 43 Benham, Jay, 1971-1976 40 44 Black, Julius, 1978-1979 40 45 Block, John R., 1980-1981 40 46 Book, Robert, 1990 40 47 Borlaug, Norman, 1970-1984 40 48 Brown, Bert, 1969 40 49 Brownback, Sam, n.d. 40 50 Brunner, Henry, 1959 40 51 Bundy, Clarence, n.d. 40 52 Bush, George, 1991 40 53 Butz, Earl, 1971-1972 40 54 Cale, Frank, 1958 40 55 Campbell, Julian Morris, 1968, 1982 40 56 Cappucci, Victor, n.d. 40 57 Carlson, Richard, n.d. 40 58 Carnes, Wilson, 1975-1992 40 59 Carter, Edward, 1974 40 60 Carter, Jimmie, 1975-1982 40 61

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER History Records, 1916-2003 (cont.) Case, Larry, 1984-1992 40 62 Clements, Dudley M., 1944-1974 40 63 Clements, Larry D., 1962-1970 40 64 Cornett, Leanza, 1993 40 65 Cox, Robert, 1976 40 66 Cuff, Ray, 1967 40 67 Danforth, Donald Jr., 1968-1969 40 68 Darby, Harry, 1971 40 69 Davis, L.W., 1968 40 70 Dean, Frank J., 1968-1969 40 71 Dean, R. Hal, n.d. 40 72 Dennis, L.H., n.d. 40 73 Dickerson, Max, 1982 40 74 Dickinson, Sherman, 1968 40 75 Downey, Joseph, 1986 40 76 Dubes, Cameron, 1981-1992 40 77 Duis, Harold, n.d. 40 78 Dunham, Daniel, 1978 40 79 Edwards, Homer E., 1929-1930, 1968 40 80 Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1953 40 81 Ekstrom, George F., 1927-1970 41 1 Elam, William, 1960 41 2 Engle, R.W., 1975 41 3 Epsy, Mike, 1993 41 4 Erickson, Don, 1952-1990 41 5 Eudy, Jay, 1995 41 6 Famous FFAers, 1977, 1991-1992 41 7 Farrar, John, 1947-1969 41 8 Flournoy, Corey, 1994-1997 41 9 Floyd, Ross, 1968 41 10 Foltz, John, 1967-1969 41 11 Ford, Gerald, 1976 41 12 Gaar, Malcolm, n.d. 41 13 Gaier, Ralph, n.d. 41 14 Gamage, Lennie, n.d. 41 15 Garvey, Harold, 1965 41 16 Gawkins, Edward, 1981-1982 41 17 Gerhardt, Carl, 1984 41 18 Glickman, Dan, 1995 41 19 Gray, William Paul, 1954-1990 41 20 Green, Steve, 1982 41 21

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER History Records, 1916-2003 (cont.) Groseclose, Henry, 1950-1995 41 22 Guilinger, Jim, 1995 41 23 Gum, Harold, 1969 41 24 Gunter, Bill, 1973 41 25 Harris, C. Coleman, 1977-1995 41 26 Havens, Kim, 1980 41 27 Hawkins, Edward and V. Stanely Allen, 1971-1972 41 28 Hendrickson, Roland, 1979-1981 41 29 Hollenberg, Alvin, n.d. 41 30 Hoover, Herbert, 1929, 1932-1933, 1980 41 31 Horil, Tomotsu AChick,@ 1969 41 32 Howard, Dowell, 1957-1978 41 33 Hoyt, Tony, 1977 41 34 Hufstedler, Shirley, 1980 41 35 Humphrey, Carl, 1977 41 36 Humphreys, LeGrande Rich, n.d. 41 37 Hunsicker, H. Neville, 1965-1967, 1992 41 38 Johnson, A.W., 1970 41 39 Johnson, Edwin C., 1968-1970 41 40 Johnson, Elmer J., 1947-1989 41 41-42 Jones, Hilmer, 1984 41 43 Kemper, Crosby, 1974 41 44 Kirk, Percy, 1966 41 45 Kitts, Harry W., 1971 41 46 Kono, Takumi, 1968 41 47 Kortesmaki, Waino, 1977 41 48 Kraft, John, n.d. 41 49 Lanphier, Robert C. III, 1985 41 50 Lebo, Lloyd, 1982-1983 41 51 Linke, John Austin, 1933-1941 41 52 Lintner, Julius, n.d. 41 53 Litton, John, 1956-1976 41 54 Lund, Robert, 1979 41 55 McClay, David, 1959 41 56 McClelland, John B., 1967 41 57 McClure, Fred, 1972 41 58 McDowell, Donald, 1951-1977 41 59 McMurrin, Sterling, 1961 41 60 McPhee, Julian, 1967 41 61 McVie, A. Malcom, 1972 41 62 Magill, Edmund, 1940 41 63

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER History Records, 1916-2003 (cont.) Maltby, Robert, 1929-1968 41 64 Markwart, Andrew, 1986 41 65 Marland, Sidney P. Jr., n.d. 41 66 Miller, David, 1983 41 67 Mitchell, W., 1990 41 68 Moffit, William, 1989-1990 41 69 Moore, L.W., 1965 41 70 Munsell, William (Bill), 1985 41 71 Natcher, William, 1992 41 72 Naugher, R.E., 1964-1972 41 73 Nelson, Clarke, 1977-1979 41 74 Newlin, Owen, 1980 41 75 Newman, Walter, 1930-1978 41 76 Nichols, Byron, 1966 41 77 Nichols, Mark, 1970 41 78 Nicholson, Virginia, n.d. 41 79 Nielson, Duane, 1962 41 80 Nowels, K. Elliott, 1978-1981 41 81 O’Neil, M.G., 1967 41 82 Perky, James B., 1970 41 83 Phillipson, David, 1976 41 84 Pitzer, Jack, n.d. 41 85 Plambeck, Herb, 1973 41 86 Pollom, Lester Boyd, 1918-1942 41 87 Pope, John, 1989 41 88 Rawls, Byron, 1979-1983 41 89 Reagan, Ronald, 1983 41 90 Reuwee, A. Daniel, 1975-1976 41 91 Riemer, Hugo, n.d. 41 92 Rigney, Harlan, 1993 41 93 Ross, W. Arthur, 1926-1970 41 94 Rumpf, Edwin, 1976 41 95 Sampson, H.O., 1972 41 96 Sanders, Harry W., 1946-1984 41 97 Sargent, Dennis, 1974 41 98 Sargent, H.O., 1936-1995 41 99 Sasman, Louis, 1968-1983 41 100 Saunders, Elizabeth, 1982 41 101 Scott, George Washington, 1967 41 102 Seefeldt, Robert, 1989-1996 41 103 Shafer, Dennis, 1984 41 104

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER History Records, 1916-2003 (cont.) Shafer, Irene, 1981 41 105 Shaffer, William, 1936-1995 41 106 Smith, James V., 1973 41 107 Smith, Wenroy, n.d. 41 108 Spanton, William T., 1919-1975 41 109 Sparkes, Samuel Lee, 1969 41 110 Stagg, William, 1980-1986 41 111 Staller, Bernie, 1979 41 112 Staritt, Wayne Ross, 1969 41 113 Stenholm, Charles, 1992-1993 41 114 Stewart, Rolland, 1943-1971 41 115 Stines, Fred, 1970 41 116 Stokes, John Jr. (Major General), 1955 41 117 Streetman, J.E., 1971 41 118 Swanson, H.B., n.d. 41 119 Taft, Jesse, n.d. 41 120 Taggert, Jessie, 1976 41 121 Tenney, A. Webster, 1961-1964, 1989 41 122 Tiffany, E.M., 1929-1977 41 123 Turnbull, Rod, 1970 41 124 Turner, Wade, 1930-1994 41 125 Tyler, Ellis, 1981 41 126 Underwood, Cecil, 1957-1973 41 127 Valencia, Richardo Lopez, 1995 41 128 Varnes, George, 1970 41 129 Verzagt, George Erwin, 1975 41 130 Wall, Lu Achilles, 1981 41 131 Wallace, George, 1973 41 132 Walston, Robert, 1973 41 133 Warner, R.B., 1970-1972 41 134 Waybright, Richard, n.d. 41 135 White, Samuel Jr., 1960-1970 41 136 Wineinger, Earl, 1972 41 137 Wing, DeWitt, n.d. 41 138 Winterton, Joyce, 1991 41 139 Subject American Royal, 1961-1988 41 140 Chorus, 1980 41 141 Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), 1935 41 142 Clippings, 1968-1982 42 1 Commemorative Marker, 1973-1978 42 2

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER History Records, 1916-2003 (cont.) Creed, 1928-1990 42 3 Drug Use, 1995 42 4 Emblem, 1929-1930 42 5 Employee’s Benefits, n.d. 42 6 Excerpts from Letters, 1962 42 7 FFA at 20, 1947-1948 42 8 FFA Facts, 1979-1984, 1992, 1996-1997, 1999, 2002-

2003 42 9

First FFA Chapter - Weyers Cave, VA. 1971-1976 42 10 Future Indian Farmers of America, 1937-1942 42 11 Girls in FFA, 1931-1982 42 12 Histories, 1935-1995 42 13 Hotel President, n.d. 42 14 Is Vo-Ag for Your Boy, 1966 42 15 Jacket, 1964-1992 42 16 Jefferson and Agriculture, 1943 42 17 Membership, 1928-1996 42 18 Membership Card, 1947 42 19 Music and Development in FFA, 1967 42 20 National Agriculture Hall of Fame, 1976-1992 42 21 National FFA Center - Mt. Vernon, 1933-1959, 1980-

1981 42 22-23

National Future Farmer, 1952-1962 42 24 NFA/FFA Merger, 1964-1969 42 25 Plane Crash, 1987 42 26 Role of Virginia in the Development of the FFA,

1926, 1992, 1998 42 27

Silver Anniversary of Vocational Agriculture, 1947 42 28 Smith-Hughes Act, 1917 42 29 Songs, 1928-1993 42 30 FFA Music Review Compact Disk, ca.1999 119 Stamp, 1951-1953, 1976-1977 42 31 Texas Pig Incident, 1995 42 32 Time Capsule, 1978 42 33 Vocational Agriculture in U.S., 1917-1974 42 34-35 War Relocation Centers, 1942-1944 42 36 Woodlawn Baptist Church, 1986 42 37 World War II and the FFA, 1940-1947 42 38 World War II News Clippings, 1942-1970 42 39 National Convention Records, 1925-2008 Career Show, 1968-1972, 1976-1984, 1990-1992, 1994-1995 42 40-44

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER National Convention Records, 1925-2008 (cont.) FFA Times, 1990 121 9 History, 1970 42 45 Informational Clippings, 1925-1927 42 46-48 1928 Convention 42 49 1929 Convention Clippings, 1929 42 50 Scrapbook, 1929 42 51 1930 Convention Clippings, 1930 42 52 Scrapbook, 1930 42 53 1931 Convention Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1931 42 54 Scrapbook, 1931 42 55 1932 Convention Clippings, 1932 42 56 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1932 42 57 Scrapbook, 1932 42 58 1933 Convention Clippings, 1933 42 59 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1933 42 60 1934 Convention Clippings, 1934 42 61 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1934 42 62 Scrapbook, 1934 43 1 1935 Convention Clippings, 1935 43 2 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1935 43 3 Scrapbook, 1935 43 4 1936 Convention Clippings, 1936 43 5 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1936 43 6 1937 Convention Clippings, 1937 43 7 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1937 43 8 Scrapbook, 1937 43 9 1938 Convention Clippings, 1938 43 10 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1938 43 11 1939 Convention Clippings, 1939 43 12 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1939 43 13

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER National Convention Records, 1925-2008 (cont.) 1939 Convention (cont.) Scrapbook, 1939 43 14-15 1940 Convention Clippings, 1940 43 16 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1940 43 17 Scrapbook, 1940 43 18 1941 Convention Clippings, 1941 43 19 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1941 43 20 Scrapbook, 1941 43 21-23 1942 Convention Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1942 43 24 Reports, 1942 43 25 Scrapbook, 1942 43 26 1943 Convention Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1943 43 27 Scrapbook, 1943 43 28 1944 Convention Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1944 43 29 Scrapbook, 1944 43 30 1945 Convention Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1945 43 31 Scrapbook, 1945 43 32 1946 Convention Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1946 43 33 Scrapbook, 1946 43 34 1947 Convention Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1947 43 35 Scrapbook, 1947 43 36-38 1948 Convention Clippings, 1948 43 39 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1948 43 40 Scrapbook, 1948 43 41-44 1949 Convention Clippings, 1949 43 45 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1949 43 46 Scrapbook, 1949 43 47-49 1950 Convention Clippings, 1950 43 50 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1950 43 51

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER National Convention Records, 1925-2008 (cont.) 1950 Convention (cont.) Scrapbook 43 52 1950 43 52 1950 44 1-3 1951 Convention Clippings, 1951 44 4 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1951 44 5 Scrapbook, 1951 44 6-9 1952 Convention Clippings, 1952 44 10 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1952 44 11 Scrapbook, 1952 44 12-15 1953 Convention Clippings, 1953 44 16-17 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1953 44 18 Scrapbook, 1953 44 19-22 1954 Convention Clippings, 1954 44 23 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1954 44 24 Scrapbook, 1954 44 25-28 1955 Convention Clippings, 1955 44 29 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1955 44 30 Scrapbook, 1955 44 31-34 1956 Convention Clippings, 1956 44 35 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1956 44 36 Scrapbook, 1956 44 37-40 1957 Convention Clippings, 1957 44 41 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1957 44 42 Scrapbook, 1957 44 43-46 1958 Convention Clippings, 1958 44 47 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1958 44 48 Scrapbook, 1958 45 1-4 1959 Convention Clippings, 1959 45 5 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1959 45 6 Scrapbook, 1959 45 7-10

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER National Convention Records, 1925-2008 (cont.) 1960 Convention Clippings 1960 (oversized) 74 3 1960 45 11 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1960 45 12 Scrapbook, 1960 45 13-16 1961 Convention Clippings, 1961 45 17 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1961 45 18 Scrapbook, 1961 45 19-22 1962 Convention Clippings, 1962 45 23 Proceedings and Printed Materials ,1962 45 24 Scrapbook, 1962 45 25-28 1963 Convention Clippings, 1963 45 29 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1963 45 30 Scrapbook, 1963 45 31-34 1964 Convention Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1964 45 35 Scrapbook, 1964 45 36-39 1965 Convention Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1965 45 40 Scrapbook, 1965 45 41-44 1966 Convention Clippings, 1966 45 45 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1966 45 46 Scrapbook 1966 45 47 1966 46 1-3 1967 Convention Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1967 46 4 Scrapbook, 1967 46 5-8 1968 Convention Clippings, 1968 46 9 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1968 46 10 Scrapbook, 1968 46 11-14 1969 Convention Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1969 46 15 Scrapbook, 1969 46 16-20

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER National Convention Records, 1925-2008 (cont.) 1970 Convention Clippings, 1970 46 21 National Chorus, 1970 46 22 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1970 46 23 Scrapbook, 1970 46 24-28 1971 Convention Clippings, 1971 46 29 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1971 46 30 Scrapbook, 1971 46 31-35 1972 Convention Clippings, 1972 46 36 Meeting with Kansas City Officials, 1972 47 1 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1972 47 2 Scrapbook, 1972 47 3-7 1973 Convention Clippings, 1973 47 8 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1973 47 9 Scrapbook, 1973 47 10-14 1974 Convention Chorus, 1974 47 15 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1974 47 16 Scrapbook, 1974 47 17-21 1975 Convention 47 22 1976 Convention Awards, 1976 128 12 Clippings, 1976 47 23 National Chorus, 1976 47 24 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1976 47 25 Scripts, 1976 47 26 1977 Convention Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1977 47 27 Scrapbook, 1977 47 28-33 1978 Convention Clippings, 1978 47 34 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1978 47 35 Scrapbook 1978 47 36-38 1978 48 1-2 1979 Convention Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1979 48 3 Scrapbook, 1979 48 4-8

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER National Convention Records, 1925-2008 (cont.) 1980 Convention Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1980 48 9 Scrapbook, 1980 48 10-13 1981 Convention FFA Times, 1981 (oversized) 74 8 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1981 48 14 Scrapbook, 1981 48 15-18 1982 Convention Clippings, 1982 48 19 FFA Times, 1982 (oversized) 74 8 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1982 48 20 Scrapbook, 1982 48 21-24 1983 Convention Clippings, 1983 48 25 FFA Times, 1983 (oversized) 74 8 Printed Materials, 1983 48 26 Proceedings, 1983 (oversized) 74 6 Scrapbook, 1983 48 27-30 Sessions, 1983 48 31-35 State Press Releases, 1983 48 36 1984 Convention FFA Times, 1984 (oversized) 74 9 Printed Materials, 1984 48 37 Proceedings, 1984 (oversized) 74 6 Scrapbook, 1984 48 38 State Press Releases, 1984 48 39-40 1985 Convention FFA Times, 1985 (oversized) 74 9 Printed Materials, 1985 48 41 Proceedings, 1985 (oversized) 74 6 Scrapbooks, 1985 48 42 State Press Releases, 1985 48 43 1986 Convention FFA Times, 1986 (oversized) 74 9 Printed Materials, 1986 48 44 Proceedings, 1986 (oversized) 74 6 Scrapbook 1986 48 45 1986 49 1-2 State Press Releases, 1986 49 3

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER National Convention Records, 1925-2008 (cont.) 1987 Convention FFA Times, 1987 (oversized) 74 9 Printed Materials, 1987 49 4 Proceedings, 1987 (oversized) 74 6 Scrapbook, 1987 49 5-7 State Press Releases, 1987 49 8 1988 Convention FFA Times, 1988 (oversized) 74 10 Printed Materials, 1988 49 9 Proceedings, 1988 (oversized) 74 7 Scrapbook, 1988 49 10-13 State Press Releases, 1988 49 14 1989 Convention FFA Times, 1989 (oversized) 74 10 Printed Materials, 1989 49 15 Proceedings, 1989 (oversized) 74 7 Scrapbook, 1989 49 16-18 State Press Releases, 1989 49 19-20 1990 Convention FFA Times, 1990 (oversized) 74 10 Printed Materials, 1990 49 21 Proceedings, 1990 (oversized) 74 7 State Press Releases, 1990 49 22-23 1991 Convention FFA Times, 1991 (oversized) 74 10 General Information, 1991 49 24 1992 Convention “FFA - Kansas City,” 1992 49 25 Move to Kansas City, 1992 49 26 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1992 49 27 1993 Convention 49 28 1994 Convention 49 29 1995 Convention FFA Times, 1995 (oversized) 74 10 General Information, 1995 49 30 1996 Convention Move to Louisville, 1996 49 31 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1996 49 32 1997 Convention 49 33 1998 Convention 49 34

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER National Convention Records, 1925-2008 (cont.) 1999 Convention Convention Directory, 1999 (oversized) 74 11 FFA Today, 1999 (oversized) 74 11 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 1999 50 1 Scrapbook 1999 50 2 1999 (oversized) 120 6 2000 Convention Awards, 2000 121 10 Convention Directory, 2000 (oversized) 74 11 FFA Today, 2000 (oversized) 74 11 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 2000 121 11 2001 Convention Awards, 2001 128 13 Convention Directory, 2001 (oversized) 74 11 General Information, 2001 128 14 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 2001 121 12 2002 Convention Awards, 2002 121 13 Placemat, 2002 (oversized) 74 11 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 2002 121 14 2003 Convention Awards, 2003 121 15 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 2003 121 16 2004 Convention Awards, 2004 121 17 Proceedings and Printed Materials, 2004 121 18 2005 Convention Awards, 2005 121 19 Printed Materials, 2005 128 15 2006 Convention 128 16 2008 Convention 128 17 Award Records, 1926-2005 Achievement Awards, 1974-1975, 1977, 1979, 1984, 1986 50 3 Agri-Entrepreneurship Education Program, 1995-1997, 1999-

2002 50 4

Agriscience Fair and Awards Agriscience Fair, 1997-2000 121 20 Agriscience Student Recognition Program, 1988-2000 121 21 Agriscience Teacher of the Year, 1986-2000 121 22

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Award Records, 1926-2005 (cont.) American FFA Degree Announcement, 1948-1949 121 23 Handbooks, 1976, 1978, 1981, 1985, 1990-2000 50 12-13 Recipients 1959-1981, 1983-1999 50 5-11 2000-2003 121 24 2005 128 18 Award Posters 1977-1989, 1997-2002 (oversized) OV 1 1970s-2004 (oversized) 72 4 Career Development Events/National Contests Agricultural Mechanics Contests, 1972-1982 50 14 Proposals, 1956, 1967-1968 50 15 Dairy Cattle, 1973, 1975, 1977-1978, 1980 50 16 Farm Business Management, 1976-1980, 1982 50 17 General Information, 1996-2000 121 25-26 Handbooks 1948-1993 50 18-21 1996-2000, 2002-2003 121 27-29 2001-2003 128 19-20 Horticulture and Floriculture, 1974-1978, 1980 50 22 Livestock, 1973-1975, 1977-1980 50 23 Meats, 1972-1975, 1977-1978, 1980 50 24 Milk Quality and Dairy Foods, 1957, 1971, 1973-

1975, 1977-1980, 1982 50 25

Parliamentary Law Contest, 1991 50 26 Poultry, 1973-1975, 1977-1980 50 27 Practicums for Career Development Events 1999 121 30 1999 122 1 Public Speaking Contests Extemporaneous Public Speaking, 1979-1980 50 28 Prepared Public Speaking 1930-1949 50 28-33 1950-1965 51 1-4 Regional Winners, 1930-1952 51 5 Tours, 2001 122 2 Written Exam, 1984 51 6 Chapter Contest Announcement, 1931-1933, 1996-2005 51 7

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Award Records, 1926-2005 (cont.) Chapter Entries Ames, Oklahoma, 1950 51 8 Camden, South Carolina, 1950 51 9 Camden-Wyoming, Delaware, 1951 51 10 Hot Springs, Arkansas, 1948-1949 51 11 Lanark, Illinois, 1949-1950 51 12 Midland, Michigan, 1950 51 13 Waverly, Nebraska, 1950 51 14 Yuma, Arizona, 1951 51 15 General Information, 1996-2000 122 3 Handbook, 1985, 1990-1994, 1996-2005 51 16 Winners 1989-1990, 1992-1993 51 17 1996-2000, 2003 122 4 2001 128 21 Commodity Challenge Award, 1993-1995 51 18 Computers in Agriculture, 1983-1992 51 19 Contest and Award Implementation Task Force, 1993 51 20 Contest Scoring Cards, ca. 1947 51 21 Creed Invitational, 1998 122 5 Farm and Home Improvement Award, 1944 51 22 Firestone Award (predecessor to Foundation Awards) Correspondence, 1944-1947, 1972 51 23 Reports 1944-1947 51 24 1944-1947 (oversized) 73 7 H.O. Sargent Award, 1998-2005 122 6 Horse Judging, 1994-1995 122 7 Judging Contests C.L. Angerer, 1927-1938 51 25 Cameron, Missouri Chapter, 1927-1938 51 26 Correspondence, 1926-1968 51 27 Eagleville, Missouri Chapter, 1933-1937 51 28 Gallatin, Missouri Chapter, 1927-1969 51 29 Judging Notebook, n.d. 51 30 Miscellaneous Award Announcements, 1929-1931 51 31 Proficiency Awards Award Consultant Committee, 1970 51 32 Description, n.d. 51 33 Handbook 1970, 1975, 1978, 1981 51 34-36

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Award Records, 1926-2005 (cont.) Proficiency Awards (cont.) Handbook (cont.) 1985, 1990-1994, 1996-2000 52 1 News Media Kit, 1976, 1978, 1981-1982 52 2 Winner Biographies, 1984 52 3 Winners 1970, 1974, 1977-1981, 1983 52 4-5 2001-2004 122 8 Safety Contest Handbooks, 1967, 1969, 1978, 1981, 1985-1989 52 6 Reports, 1973-1981 52 7 Scholarships Booklets 1984-1992 61 3 1995, 1997-1998, 2000-2001, 2003-2004 122 9 2005 128 22 BRIDGE Scholarship, 1989 61 4 Caudill Scholarship, 2003-2004 122 10 Facts, 1988-1992 61 5 History, 2001 122 11 Montgomery Gentry Scholarship, 2000 122 12 Winners, 1984-1992 61 6-7 Star Awards, 1930-1932, 1977-1978, 1983, 1985-1988 52 8-13 State Association Awards 1931, 1940-1942 52 14 1931, 1940-1942 (oversized) 74 5 Winners - compiled list, 1930-1976 52 15 Program Records, 1926-2007 10 - Plus Program, 1981-1984 52 16 Activity Guides Chapter 1972-1977/78, 1981/82 52 17-25 1980/81 122 13-14 National, 1979-1984, 1990-1991 52 26-27 State 1979 52 28-29 1980, 1982, 1986, 1988, 1991-1992, 1999 53 1-9 Ag Day 2000, 1999-2000 122 15 Ag Earth Day, 2000 122 16 Ag in the Classroom, 1985-1986 53 10 Agricultural Career Recruitment, 1960-1996 53 11-14

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Program Records, 1926-2007 (cont.) Agricultural Issues Forum, 1994-1996 53 15 Agri-Data Network, 1981-1992 53 16-18 Agriscience Careers for the 21st Century, 1997-2000 53 19 Band and Chorus, 1940-1965 53 20 Blue Jackets for America, 1971-1973 53 21 Building Our American Communities (BOAC) Achievement in Volunteerism, 1982, 1985 53 22 Articles, 1971-1991 53 23 Banquet Programs, 1974-1975, 1978, 1980-1982,

1987-1988 53 24

BOAC Extra Newsletter, 1981-1983, 1986 (oversized) 74 4 Brochures, ca. 1980s 53 25 Budget, 1982-1988 53 26 Bulletin, 1987-1990 53 27 Chapter Materials, 1987 53 28 Community Development Guide, 1973 53 29 Conference on Community Development 1983-1988 53 30-32 1989-1991 54 1 Congressional Award, 1981 54 2 Cooperative Agreement, 1978 54 3 Correspondence, 1980-1988 54 4 Handbooks, 1970-1973, 1975-1976, 1978, 1982-1984,

1987, 1989 54 5-6

Inservice Workshop on Community Development, 1980, 1984

54 7-9

Progress Report to Sponsor, 1971-1972 54 10-11 Proposal, 1965, 1977-1979 54 12 Reports, 1971-1974, 1976-1978, 1980-1986 54 13-14 R.J. Reynolds Industries, 1980-1983 54 15 Research Report, ca. 1986 54 16 State Inservice Workshops, 1984-1985, 1987 54 17 Chapter Resource System, 1984 54 18 Distance Learning, 2000 122 17 Faces of FFA, 1995 122 18 Farm on the Lawn, 1975-1981 54 19-21 Farm Veteran Training Program, 1946 54 22 Fellowship Program, 1962-1969 54 23-28 Food for America, 1978-1990, 1996, 1998 54 29-30 Food for America Game, ca.1974 (oversized) 73 4

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Program Records, 1926-2007 (cont.) Food Production War Training Program An Appraisal of the Food Production War Training

Program, 1946 54 31

Cannery Drawings, 1944 (oversized) 74 2 Equipment, 1944 54 32 Final Report, 1946 54 33 Food for Family Living Education, n.d. 54 34 Instructions for Canning, 1944 54 35 Management, 1944-1947 55 1 Manuals, 1943-1946 55 2 School/Community Canneries, 1943-1946 55 3-4 Vocational Training Problems When the War Ends,

1943 55 5

Global Vision, 1996-1997 122 24-25 Hall of Achievement, 1978-1981 55 6 International Programs Committee on International Educational Activities,

1967, 1970 55 7

Correspondence, 1942-1958, 1965-1971 55 8-11 Costa Rica Travel Seminar, 1997-2000 122 26 Countries China, 1958, 1973 55 12 Denmark, 1969 55 13 Germany, 1960, 1967, 1971 55 14-15 Dave Dietz Far East Tour, 1970 55 16 Future Farmers of Australia, 1973 55 17 Future Farmers of Columbia, 1966, 1968, 1974 55 18 Future Farmers of Japan Convention Proceedings, 1952-1957, 1959 55 19-20 E.J. Johnson Trip, 1957 55 21-22 General, 1951-1967 55 23 Publications, 1956, 1959-1960, 1979, 1987 55 24-28 Future Farmers of Mexico, n.d. 55 29 Future Farmers of Panama, 1974, 1982 55 30 Future Farmers of Peru, 1955 55 31-32 Future Farmers of Philippines Conventions 1958-1959 55 33 1958-1959, 1961-1962, 1964 56 1 Correspondence, 1957-1961, 1967 56 2-4 Handbook, 1977 56 5

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Program Records, 1926-2007 (cont.) Official Guidebook, 1961 56 6 Reference Materials for FFP Coordinators,

1962 56 7

International Agricultural Exchange Association (IAEA)

Annual Meeting, 1968 56 8 Correspondence, 1969 56 9 Foreign Students in the U.S., 1968-1969 56 10-12 Newsletters 1967-1968 (oversized) 73 1 1969-1970, 1976-1977, 1979 56 13 Study Tours Around the World, 1969 56 14 General, 1967-1969 56 15-16 Participants, 1968 56 17 Trainees Tour, 1969 56 18 Australia/New Zealand, 1969 56 19-22 Central Europe, 1969 56 23 Northern Europe, 1969 56 24 Pacific, 1969 56 25 South America, 1969 56 26 U.S. Students in Foreign Country,

1968-1969 56 27

International Exchange 1948-1950, 1952-1957 56 28-36 1958, 1964-1967 57 1-4 Jamaican Pig Chain, 1972-1973 57 5-6 Joe Martinez South America Trip, 1968-1969 57 7 Lennie Gamage Pacific Tour, 1973 (oversized) 73 8 Lennie Gamage Tours, 1973 57 8-14 National Officer Tour - Japan, 1982 57 15 Peace Corps, 1961-1965 57 16-17 Proficiency Travel Seminar 1978-1996 57 18-20 2001 128 23 Program Information, 1965-1992, 1998-2000 57 21-22 Publications “FFA - What it is; What it Does,” n.d. 57 23 International Close-up, 1978-1979 57 24 International Relations Manual, 1992 57 25 Stars on Tour, 1989-1992 57 26

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Program Records, 1926-2007 (cont.) W. Paul Gray Pacific Tour, 1959 57 27 Work Experience Abroad (WEA), 1969-1972 57 28 Leadership Programs and Conferences Chapter Chapter Success Series, 1994-2000, 2004 122 27-28 MPower: An Officers’ Guide to Chapter

Leadership, 2004 122 29

National FFA Leadership and Personal Growth Series

Advanced Leadership Development (ALD), 2002, 2005

128 24

EDGE Conference, 1999, 2002 122 30 Made For Excellence (MDE) 1989-1997, 2000-2001 57 29-30 1998, 1999/00, 2001/02-

2002/03 128 25

National Former FFA Members in Leadership

Positions, 1965 57 31

Leadership Training, 1939, 1942, 1944, 1953-1954, 1958-1965

57 32-34

Leadership Training for Future Farmers of the Philippines, 1960

57 35

Publications Impact Leadership Video Series, ca.

2000 122 31

The Leader for FFA Officers, ca. 1968 57 36 Leadership Development Program

Manual for Instructors, 1977 57 37

Leadership Development Program Student Handbook, 1977

57 38

Leadership Training Manuals, 1930-1935, 1940, 1962, 1968, 1982

57 39

Survey of Past Officers Regarding Leadership Training, 1971

57 40

Washington Leadership Conference General Information 1959, 1963, 1968 57 41-43 1969-1970, 1976, 1980-1981,

2000 58 1-7

2001, 2003 122 32-33 2002 128 26

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Program Records, 1926-2007 (cont.) Posters, 2003-2004 (oversized) OV1 Programs, 1971-1972, 1974, 1976-

1997, 2000 58 8

State Blast Off for State Officers 2000-2001, 2003 122 34-35 2004-2005 128 27-29 International Leadership Seminar for State

Officers

2001 128 30-31 2004, 2006-2007 129 1-2 Leadership Training for Kentucky FFA, 1957 58 9 Leadership Training for Michigan, 1954 58 10 National Leadership Conference for State

Officers

2000, 2004 122 36-37 2003 129 3 New York Leadership Training Manual, 1956 58 11 Newsletters Bright Ideas, 2000, 2002-2003, 2005 58 12 Leadership Connection, 1995-1999 58 13 State Leader’s Workshop, 1987 58 14 State President’s Conference, 1990-1991,

1998-2004 122 38

Local Program Success Ag Teacher Shortage Research, 2000 123 1 Correspondence, 1996-2000, 2005 123 2 Guide to Local Program Success 1997, 1998 123 3-4 2002/03-2004/05 (CD) 127 Proposals, 1998 123 5 Responding to the Ag Teacher Shortage, 1999 123 6 Success and Opportunities, 1999 123 7 Middle Grade Task Force, 1996 58 15 National FFA Camp, 1937-1958 58 16 New Member Kit Program, 1995 58 17 Operation Hay Lift, 1986-1987 58 18 Partners for a Safer Community, 1995-1997 58 19 Partners in Learning Support (PALS), 1993, 1998-1999, 2001 58 20-22 President’s Energy Challenge, 1980-1983 58 23

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Program Records, 1926-2007 (cont.) Public Relations Calendar Program Aims and Purposes, 1978 58 24 Calendars 1950-1985, 1990, 1993-1994 58 25-30 1958-1960 (oversized) OV 3 1962-1985 (oversized) 72 1-3 Chapter Action Guide, 1969-1970 58 31 Chapter Instructions, 1967-1975 58 32 Copyright, 1956-1960 58 33 Correspondence, 1967-1981 58 34-35 History, 1954-1976 58 36 Sales Information, 1959-1984 58 37 Themes and Stories, 1952-1984 129 4 Careers in Agriculture Big Coloring Book, 2003

(oversized) 72 5

Celebrate ‘76 Correspondence, 1972-1976 59 1 Newsletters 1972 59 2 1975 (oversized) 73 11 Promotion and Brochures, 1976 59 3 Farmfest, 1976 (oversized) 76 2 FFA Week General Information 1948, 1958-1997, 1999-2000 59 4-47 2001-2005 122 19-23 2006 129 5 2007 Program Materials, 2007 129 5 Planning Guide, 2007 (CD) 127 Newspapers, 1972, 1975-1976 (oversized) 76 3-7 Placemats, 1960, 1962-1963, 1965, 1969-

1978, 1981-1982, 1984, 2004 (oversized)

73 12

Posters 1953, 1956-1967, 1969-1978, 1980-

1987, 1991, 1993-1997, 1999-2001, 2003-2005, 2007 (oversized)

73 13-15

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Program Records, 1926-2007 (cont.) Posters (cont.) 1974, 1979-1981, 2003-2004

(oversized) OV 1

Promotional Material, 1962, 1964, 1966-1967, 1971-1972, 1981-1993 (oversized)

74 1

Growing of America, 1976 59 48 Hands Across America, 1986 59 49 Motion Picture Scripts 1952-1953, 1960, 1985 59 50-52 1982 129 6 Radio Broadcasts Annual Report, 1936-1937 59 53-54 Broadcast Planning, 1930-1938 59 55 Correspondence, 1930-1946 59 56-57 Farm Radio Newsletter, 1935-1936

(oversized) 76 1

National Radio Broadcasts 1926, 1930-1932 59 58-62 1933-1945, 1948 60 1-21 Press Releases, 1930, 1935-1939 60 22 State Radio Broadcasts 1932-1951 60 23-29 1932-1951 61 1 World War II Broadcasts, 1942-1944 61 2 Reconnect Materials, 2003 (CD) 127 Recruitment and Retention, 1996, 1998-2000 123 12-13 Slide Show Scripts, n.d. 61 8 Summit on Food, Fiber, and the Environment, 1998 123 14 Supervised Occupational Experience 1982 Workshop Handbook, 1982 61 9 Programs, 1982 61 10 Record Books, 1982 61 11 1984 Workshop Handbook, 1984 61 12 Programs, 1984 61 13 Record Books, 1984 61 14 Experiencing Agriculture ca. 1992 61 15 1992 123 15 Handbooks, ca. 1985 129 7

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Program Records, 1926-2007 (cont.) Ideas, 1983 61 16 Orientation Program, n.d. 61 17 Record Books 1964-1979, ca. 1984 61 18-21 1969-1978 129 8 Youth Co-Op Effort, 1972-1973 61 22 Publications, 1928-2008 Articles Articles Published About FFA 1928-1988 61 23 1954, 1996-2001 123 16 Magazines on FFA, 1953, 1955, 1959, 1963-1965 61 24 Bound Publications A More Effective FFA (2 editions), 1956, 1969 61 25-26 Agriscience: Fundamentals and Applications, 2004 129 9 Fun and Work for Future Farmers, 1934 61 27 The Future Cattleman, n.d. 61 28 Future Farmers in Action, 1929 129 10 Improving Student Achievement, ca. 2003 123 17 Lessons Plans for Teacher Education, n.d. 61 29 The New FFA Series, ca. 1971 61 30 Opening Doors, 2002 123 18 Parliamentary Guide for FFA, 1964 61 31 Perceptions of the Name Future Farmers of America,

1987 129 11

Practical Activities for Future Farmers, 1954 61 32 Programs for Future Farmer Chapter Meetings, 1938 61 33 Public Speaking for Future Farmers, 1939 61 34 Reporting FFA News, 1941 61 35 The Story of Farm Tools, ca. 1920s 123 19 Strategies for Teaching Reading in Secondary

Agriscience, ca. 2003 123 20

Teacher Packet, 1996-1997 62 1 Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and Agriculture,

1937 62 2

What the FFA is Doing to Help Win the War, 1942 62 3 The What, Why, and How in Developing the FFA

Program of Activities, 1956 62 4

Winning Future Farmer Speeches, 1939 62 5 Your Guide to Congress and Vocational Legislation,

1981 62 6

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Publications, 1928-2008 (cont.) Handbooks Advisor’s Guide to FFA Involvement for Members

With Disabilities, 1996 123 21

Advisor’s Handbook 1969, 1975, 1986, 1991, 1995 62 7-11 1981, 2000 123 22-23 2003 (CD) 127 Advisor’s Public Relations Handbook, 1992 62 12 Chapter Handbook, 1932 62 13 Chapter Reporter’s Handbook, 1980, 1990 62 14 Chapter Secretary’s Handbook, 1937, 1980, 1992 62 15 Chapter Treasurer’s Handbook, 1937 62 16 Get Connected - FFA Partners Handbook, 1999 62 17 Guide to Recruitment and Retention, 1999 62 18 Handbook on Speech for Future Farmers, 1959 62 19 National Officer’s Handbook, 1959, 1962, 1964,

1967, 1968, 1973-1975, 1991, 1995 62 20-21

National Program Catalogs, 1982-1984 62 22 Promoting Programs by Building Partnerships, 1993 123 24 State Leadership Resource Guide, 2001-2005 (CD) 127 State Officer’s Handbook, 1977, 1979, 1981, 1986,

1990 62 23-27

Student Handbook 1977-1979, 1986, 1991, 1995 63 1-3 2000 123 25 2001 (Spanish) 129 12 2001 (CD) 127 Manuals FFA Manuals 1929-1931, 1934, 1940, 1952, 1954-1955,

1957-1958, 1961-2001 63 4-14

2001/02 129 13 2002/03-2004/05, 2007/08 123 26 Farm Mechanics Manuals, 1949, 1951, 1952 63 15 Magazines New Horizons/National Future Farmer, 1952-2007

(incomplete) S1 .F97

Agricultural Education Magazine 1934-1996 (incomplete) S530.A3 1983-2007 IUCAT

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Publications, 1928-2008 (cont.) American Farm Youth, 1935-1939, 1949, 1951, 1959-

1961 (incomplete) S1.A447

Agricultural Teacher Directory, 1953-1984, 1986-1995, 1997, 1999 (incomplete)

S533.A271

Newsletters Between Issues 1956-1959, 1964-1992 63 16-20 1959-1964 (oversized) 73 9 FFA Advisors Making a Difference 1992-1995 63 21-22 1996-2000 64 1-3 FFA Advisors Making a Difference (cont.) 2000-2006 (incomplete) 123 27-28 2003-2005 Available in eArchives

(https://archives.iupui.edu/dspace/handle/2450/195)

Living the Legacy, n.d. 129 14 Update 1971-1997 64 4-10 1998-2000 123 29-31 2001-2005 Available in eArchives

(https://archives.iupui.edu/dspace/handle/2450/147)

Research Studies A Comparison of Agricultural Education Students to

the “Typical High School Student” as Qualified in the State of Our Nation’s Youth, 2000

123 32

A List of References for the History of Black Americans in Agriculture, 1975

64 11

A Study of Supervised Occupational Experience Programs of Iowa Vocational Agriculture Students, 1977

64 12

Adapting the FFA to a Changing Program of Vocational Agriculture, 1966

64 13

Computer and Software - Market Analysis Report, 1993

64 14

Factors Affecting Past and Prospective Enrollments in Secondary School Agricultural Education Programs and FFA Membership, 1989

64 15

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Publications, 1928-2008 (cont.) Forty Long Years - A Chronologue of Efforts to

Secure Professional Status Employment for Negroes within Federal Agency Sponsorship of Vocational Education in Agriculture, ca.1979

64 16

Papers, 1962-1984 64 17 Perceptions of Alabama Superintendents and

Principals of Vocational Youth Organizations, 1973

64 18

Relationship of Student Characteristics and Program Policies to Participation in FFA (graduate study), 1971

64 19

Role of the National FFA Organization in Assisting Local FFA Chapters, 1980

64 20

Theses A Comparison Between Non-Farm and Farm Students

in Relation to Course Enrollment and Involvement in Selected Activities in the Future Farmers of America, 1977

64 21

A Comparison of the Elgin FFA Chapter Members Obtaining the State Farmer Degree to those not Receiving the Degree Based on Occupation and Income, 1970

64 22

A Study of Former FFA Members and Former Chapter Presidents in Terms of Present Occupational Classification and High School Leadership Activities, 1969

64 23

A Study of Integrated FFA Chapters in Oklahoma, 1963

64 24

A Study of Selected Participants in Two State Junior Division Livestock Shows, 1970

64 25

A Study of Teaching Soils and Participation in the FFA-SWCD Program in Nebraska, 1966

64 26

A Study of the Influence that Participation in Shows and Fairs has had on the Establishment of Purebred Herds of Livestock and Dairy Cattle Among Former Members of the FFA, 1951

64 27

A Study of the Methods used in Financing Future Farmers of America Activities in Local Chapters of the Central Missouri Vocational Agriculture District, 1973

64 28

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Publications, 1928-2008 (cont.) A Study of the Newspaper Publicity Given to

Vocational Agriculture and FFA Activities in Oklahoma, 1953

64 29

A Study of the Relationship of the FFA Advisor Cognitive Knowledge and FFA Chapter Activeness, 1979

65 1

A Survey of FFA Radio Programs in Oklahoma, 1951 65 2 An Evaluation of Activities of the County FFA

Association as Benefiting Lincoln County FFA Members, 1958

65 3

Characteristics Used by Outstanding FFA Vocational Agriculture Students in Identifying Ornamental Plants, 1982

65 4

Expressions of Appraisal and Attitude Regarding the Nature and Extent of Future Farmer Activities as Made by School Administrators, Teachers, Parents, and High School Students, 1960

65 5

Factors Associated with Membership and Non-Membership in FFA by Vocational Agriculture Students in Oregon, 1968

65 6-7

Factors Related to the Success of New Mexico Vocational Agriculture Teachers as FFA Advisors, 1976

65 8-9

The Image of the FFA as Perceived by Current Active Members and Advisors, 1973

65 10

The Leadership Attitudes of Former National FFA Officers, 1971

65 11

The National FFA Building Our American Communities Program: Characteristics of Selected 1983 BOAC Projects, Program Participants, FFA Chapters , Schools, and Communities, 1984

65 12

New Teachers’ Perception of the Pre-Service Agricultural Education Program at Oklahoma State University, 1973

65 13

Objectives for Collegiate FFA Chapters in Agricultural Education Programs, A Delphi Study, 1982

65 14

Opinions and Evaluations Expressed by Delegates, State Staff, and Visitors Regarding the 1968 National FFA Convention, 1970

65 15

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Publications, 1928-2008 (cont.) Relationship of Student Characteristics and Program

Policies to Participation in FFA (dissertation), 1971

65 16

The Relationship of Students Who Participated in the Oklahoma State FFA Interscholastic Contests During 1967-69 and Their Choice Field of Study at Trade, Technical, Junior College, College or University Level, 1970

65 17

The Role of the State FFA Executive Secretary, 1974 65 18 Selected Environmental Factors Which Appear to

have Contributed to the Success and Future Plans of Future Farmers of America Who have Attained the State Farmer Degree, 1958

65 19

Teacher Perceptions of FFA Programs for Non-Farm and Other Students in Ten Urban Counties in Washington State, 1991

65 20

Vocational Education in Agriculture Departments without FFA, 1977

65 21

Alumni Association Records, 1969-2003 Alumni Council Members, 1973-1997 65 22 Minutes 1970-1974 65 23 1975-1995 66 1-6 Articles, 1969-1981 66 7 Audits, 1972-1974 66 8 Brochures, 1971-1975 66 9 Budget, 1970-1976 66 10 Charter, ca.1970 (oversized) 73 5 Constitution, 1970, 1972, 1974, 1980 66 11 Convention, 1972-1993, 1995, 2003 66 14-17 Correspondence, 1970-1976 66 18 Facts and History, 1972-1979 66 19 Information Letters, 1973-1976, 1983 66 20 Manual, 1982, 1985, 1989, 1993 66 21 “The National FFA Alumni Association” Play Script, ca.

1978 66 22

National FFA Center Affiliate Activities, 1972-1980 66 23 Constitution, ca.1975 66 24 Meeting Minutes, 1975-1980 66 25 Membership, 1975-1977 66 26

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Alumni Association Records, 1969-2003 (cont.) Newsletter 1972-1997 66 27-29 2002-2003 Available in eArchives

(https://archives.iupui.edu/dspace/handle/2450/196)

Operational Procedures of the National FFA Alumni Organization, n.d.

66 30

Press Releases, 1971-1983 66 31 Proposals for FFA Alumni Association, 1969-1970 66 32 Reports by Interns, 1980-1983 66 33 Reports to the House of Representatives, 1982 66 34 Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Booklet, ca. 1976 66 35 National FFA Foundation Records, 1944-2005 Administrative Records Audits 1944-1945, 1947-1959 66 36-38 1960-1987, 1992-1994 67 1-5 Budget, 1945-1948, 1951-1952, 1957-1959, 1961,

1965, 1967-1992 67 6-12

Bylaws, (original included) 1944-(?) 67 13 Certificate of Dissolution, 1950 67 14 Certificate of Incorporation, 1944, 1947 67 15 Constitution and Bylaws, 1969 67 16 Correspondence, 1944-1945, 1950, 1968, 1972-1979 67 17-20 Income Tax Returns, 1944-1976 67 21 Loan Plan, 1945-1946 67 22 Policies, 1944 67 23 Registration of New York, 1970-1977 67 24 Simulated Commodity Marketing Activity, 1988 67 25 Special Projects, 1975 129 15 Tax Exemption, 1945 67 26 Awards Allotments, 1958-1962 67 27 Booklets, 1950-1978, 1984 67 28-29 Board of Trustees Executive Committee, 1967-1968, 1970-1973 67 30 Governing Committee Minutes, 1951 67 31 Index to Minutes 1960s-1980s 67 32-34 1960s-1980s 68 1-11 Members, 1944-1962 68 12

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER National FFA Foundation Records, 1944-2005 (cont.) Minutes 1944-1945, 1950, 1957, 1959, 1964-2000 68 13-21 2000 123 33-34 2000-2005 Available in eArchives

(https://archives.iupui.edu/dspace/handle/2450/145)

Donors/ Sponsor’s Board Booklets 1953, 1960-1973, 1976-1977, 1987-1990,

1992, 1994 68 22-24

1996-1997, 1999-2001, 2003-2004 123 35 Correspondence, 1961-1963 68 25 Handbook, 1972 69 11 Memorandum of Understanding, 1977 68 26 Report, 2000 123 36 Sponsor List, 2000, 2003 129 16-17 Sponsoring Committee, 1976 69 10 General Information, 1982 68 27 Officers, 1999-2001 122 21 Press Releases, 1979-1980 68 28 Publications Annual Reports 1945-1988, 1990-1995, 1997 68 29-34 1998-2004 123 37 Articles, 1947-1948, 1970 68 35 Brochures, 1948-2005 69 1-2 Bulletins, 1945, 1947, 1949-1958, 1960-1962 69 3 FFA Special Projects in Cooperation with the

National Foundation, 1975 69 4

Foundation Facts and History, ca.1980 69 5 Foundation Facts Packet, 1978 69 6 National FFA Foundation - 1944-1986, 1986 69 7 Newsletter, 1990, 1997-2004 69 8 Speeches, 1947-1947, 1951-1952, 1973 69 9 Photographs, 1916-2007 Magazine Photographs Making a Difference/Between Issues, 1969-1971,

1973-1976, 1978-1992 82 1-66

New Horizons/National Future Farmer 1952-1957 82 67-93 1958-1963 83 1-37

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Photographs, 1916-2007 (cont.) New Horizons/National Future Farmer (cont.) 1964, 1966-1972 84 1-41 1972-1978 85 1-41 1979-1985 86 1-36 1985-1992 87 1-42 1992-1995 88 1-26 Subject (filed alphabetically by subject heading) Administration FFA Center 1940s-1995 88 27-30 1998 (oversized) OV 1 National Leaders, 1928-present 88 31-35 Staff 1930s-2003 89 1-7 ca. 1978-1983 120 4 Alumni, 1970-1995 89 8-9 Board of Directors, 1930s-1995 89 10-15 Chapter Activities Awards Programs, 1967-1975 89 16 Camps, 1984 89 17 Chapter Meetings/Activities, 1921-1980 89 18-19 Chapter Operations, 1939-1974 89 20 Chapter Resources, 1973-1975 89 21 Classroom, 1970s-1980s 89 22 Committee Meetings, ca.1976-1990 89 23 Field Trips, 1987 89 24 Program of Activities, 1970-1972 89 25 Public Relations, 1970-1975 89 26 Schools, 1944-1963 89 27 Teachers and Groups, 1970-1990 89 28 Contests and Awards Agriscience, 1986-1992 90 1 American Farmers, 1930-1989 90 2 Awards (general), 1931-1990 90 3-5 Contests (general), 1925-1990 90 6-9 Hall of Achievement, 1970s-1980s 90 10 Proficiency Award Program 1977-1993 90 11-12 2000-2004 124 1-17 Public Speaking, 1930-1973, 1981-1989 90 13-33

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Photographs, 1916-2007 (cont.) Risk Management Essay Contest Winners 1997/98, 2003/04, 2006/07 (oversized) OV1 Mss35-

000768, Mss35-000774, Mss35-000776

1998/99-2002/03, 2004/05 (oversized) Mss35-000769-Mss35-000773, Mss35-000775

Scholarship 1978-1991 90 34 2000 123 38 Star in Agribusiness 1969-1988 90 35-53 1989-1990, 1993, 1995 91 1-4 Star in Agribusiness Judges, 1969-1987 91 5-6 Star in Farming, 1931-1932, 1934-1991, 1993-

1996 91 7-68

Star Judges 1935, 1937-1940, 1951-1972 91 69-71 1973-1984, 1986 92 1-2 Urban Ambassador of Agriculture, 1973 92 3 Convention Band, Chorus, and Talent 1933-1997 92 4-8 2001-2003 125 1 1974, 1977 (oversized) 120 3 Career Show 1970-1991 92 9-12 n.d. (oversized) 120 3 FFA Times, 1980s-1995 92 13 Kansas City, n.d. 92 14 General 1926-1948 92 15-36 1948-1953 93 1-20 1953-1968 94 1-24 1968-1982 95 1-26 1983-1986 96 1-14 1986-1988 129 20-26 1989-1993 130 1-19

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Photographs, 1916-2007 (cont.) Convention (cont.) General (cont.) 1993-1996 131 1-16 1999 124 17 1937 (oversized) OV 5 1926, 1928, 1935, 1941-1942, 1945-

1947, 1949, 1970, 1976-1979, 1991 (oversized)

120 1

Miscellaneous Conventions, 1950s-1990s 96 15-17 Pageants, 1940s-1960s 96 18 Proceedings, 1962, 1964-1968 96 19-24 Proceedings, 1969-1972, 1978-1979, 1985,

1987, 1990-1992 97 1-13

Program, 1993 97 14 Famous People/Government Officials 1930s-1995 97 15-21 1937 (oversized) OV 5 1953 (oversized) 120 4 Foundation, 1944-1995 Annual Report Photographs, 1983, 1985,

1991-1992 97 22-26

Board of Trustees, 1944-1995 97 27-28 Foundation Sponsoring Committee, 1944-

1995 98 1

Foundation Sponsors, 1944-1995 98 2-3 Members Disabled People, 1970-1991 98 4 Faces/Members, 1956-1993 98 5-7 Minorities, 1970-1990 98 8 National Officers 1928/29-1947/48 98 19-33 1947/48-1959/60 99 1-29 1960/61-1990/91 100 1-51 1990/91-1998/99 101 1-13 1999/00-2000/01, 2003/04 125 2 1951 (oversized) 120 4 1934/35-1 935/36, 1937/38, 1941/42,

1957/58, 1959/60-196 1/62, 1964/65, 1966/67-1967/68, 1969/70, 1973/74, 1988/89, 1990/91, 1992/93-1993/94, 1995/96-1997/98

120 7

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Photographs, 1916-2007 (cont.) Programs Ag Day 2000, 2000 125 3 Calendar, 1950-1980s 101 14 Community Development (BOAC), 1972-

1973, 1981-1991 101 15-17

Computers, 1984-1990 101 18 Computers in Agriculture, 1988-1990 101 19 Energy (President’s Challenge), 1980-1983 101 20 Farm on the Lawn, 1975, 1977-1990 101 21-23 FFA Day at the Dome, 2003 (CD) 127 FFA Today, 1989 101 24 FFA Week, 1958-1975 101 25 Food for America, 1977-1990 101 26-27 International Programs Future Farmers of the Philippines,

1957-1961 101 28

General, 1956-1982 101 29 International Exchange, 1955-1957,

1967-1968 101 30

Service, 1960s-1970s 101 31-32 Tours, 1960-1993 101 33-46 Work Experience Abroad (WEA) 1979-1993 101 47-48 1979-1993 102 1-3 Leadership 1984-1991 102 4 1984 133 5 1959 (oversized) 120 4 Miscellaneous Programs 1947-1986 102 5 1992-1994, 1996 133 1-4 National Seminar for Computers in

Agriculture, 1983-1990 102 6-7

Patriotism, ca.1980s 102 8 Program Promotion, 1981-1992 102 9-10 Project Growth, 1992 102 11 Project Pals, 1992-1993 102 12 PSA Campaign, 1984-1990 102 13 Recreation. 1940-1941, 1945, 1994 102 14-15 Safety, 1950s-1980s 102 16-17

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Photographs, 1916-2007 (cont.) Washington Conference Program/Made for

Excellence

1959-1995 102 18-25 1993 131 17 1993-1994, 1997 132 1-5 World War II and the FFA, 1940-1945 102 26-30 Public Relations 1948-1995 102 31 1948-1995 103 1-4 Publications Advisor’s Guide, 1990-1991 103 5 Chapter Handbook, 1996-2000 125 4 FFA at 50, 1977-1978 103 6-9 Magazine and Calendar, 1959-1980 103 10 Reporter’s Handbook, 1987-1988 103 11 Student Handbook, 1988-1989 103 12 This is Vocational Education in Agriculture,

1961 103 13

States Fairs, Shows, and Exhibits, 1930-1980 103 14-15 Public Speaking, 1953-1954, 1956-1959 103 16-21 State Conventions, 1984 103 22 State President’s Conference, 1980-1991 103 23-29 States (individual) ca. 1920s-1990s 103 30-32 ca. 1920s-2006 104 1-50 1934, 1940, 1969 (oversized) 120 2 Supervised Experience Ag Processing, 1987-1990 104 51 Animal Care, 1980-1990 104 52 Crops, ca. 1940s-1990s 104 53-54 Equipment, 1980-1990 104 55 Forestry, 1946-1989 105 1 Horticulture, 1942-1990 105 2 Laboratory, 1984-1992 105 3 Livestock, ca. 1920-1990 105 4-8 Mechanics, ca. 1920-1990 105 9-12 Natural Resources, ca. 1980s 105 13 Record Keeping, 1946-1990 105 14 Research, 1986-1989 105 15 Sales and Service, ca.1970-1990 105 16

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Photographs, 1916-2007 (cont.) SOE Seminar, 1984 133 6 Supervised Farming, 1945-1994 105 17 Unusual SOE Programs, ca.1980s 105 18 Supply Service, 1948-1980s 105 19 Slides, 1952-1995 Calendar Slides, 1954-1984 106 Convention Time…That Special Feeling, 1983 129 18 Magazine Slides, 1952-1995 107-

109

Slide Shows A Close-up Look at FFA National Cassette, n.d. 113 19 Script and Slides, n.d. 110 1 A Portrait of E.M. Tiffany Cassette, n.d. 113 20 Slides, n.d. 110 2 Agriculture’s New Generation, 1977 110 3 BOAC Show, 1978 110 4 Building Tomorrows Today Cassette, 1981 113 21 Script and Slides, 1981 110 5 Career Show Cassette, ca.1985 114 1 Slides, ca.1985 110 6 Dodge truck Slide Show, 1987 110 7 FFA Tractor Safety Campaign Cassette, n.d. 115 15 Slides, n.d. 125 5 FFA Unites Youth with Opportunities Cassette, n.d. 114 2 Script and Slides, n.d. 110 8-9 FFA Week PSAs, 1969-1978, 1980-1982, 1984 110 10 Food for America Cassette, n.d. 126 8 Script and Slides, n.d. 110 12 Future for America Cassette, ca. 1976 115 16 Script and Slides, ca. 1976 110 13 Helping Special Needs Students Develop SOE

Program

Cassette, n.d. 114 4

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Slides, 1952-1995 (cont.) Helping Special Needs Students Develop SOE

Program (cont.)

Script and Slides, n.d. 110 14 It’s a Small World Cassette, n.d. 114 5 Script and Slides, n.d. 110 15 Journey to Safety: The FFA Safety Show, n.d. 110 16-17 More Than Profit: FFA Proficiency Award Program Cassette, n.d. 114 6 Script and Slides, n.d. 110 18 National Future Farmer Report, ca. 1978 125 6 Past National Officer Slides, 1972 110 19 Planning for a Successful Chapter Banquet Cassette, n.d. 114 7 Script and Slides, n.d. 110 20-22 Preparing for Progress Cassette, 1979 114 8 Script and Slides, 1979 111 1 Raising the FFA’s 50th Anniversary Flag Cassette, 1977 126 10 Script and Slides, 1977 111 2 Safety Makes Sense: The FFA Safety Award Program Cassette, n.d. 114 10 Script and Slides, n.d. 111 3 Salute to the American Vocational Agricultural

Instructor

Cassette, n.d. 114 11 Script and Slides, n.d. 111 4-5 Scrapbook - FFA at 50 Cassette, 1977 126 11 Script and Slides, 1977 111 6 Sights and Sounds of the 46th National FFA

Convention

Cassette, 1973 114 13 Script and Slides, 1973 111 7 Sights and Sounds of the 47th National FFA

Convention

Cassette, 1974 126 12 Script and Slides, 1974 111 8

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Slides, 1952-1995 (cont.) Sights and Sounds of the 48th National FFA

Convention

Cassette, 1975 126 13 Script and Slides, 1975 111 9 Sights and Sounds of the 49th National FFA

Convention

Cassette, 1976 126 14 Script and Slides, 1976 111 10 Sights and Sounds of the 50th National FFA

Convention

Cassette, 1977 126 15 Script and Slides, 1977 111 11 Sights and Sounds of the 51st National FFA

Convention

Cassette, 1978 126 16 Script and Slides, 1978 111 12 Sights and Sounds of the 52nd National FFA

Convention

Cassette, 1979 126 17 Script and Slides, 1979 111 13 Sights and Sounds of the 53rd National FFA

Convention

Cassette, 1980 114 20 Script and Slides, 1980 111 14 Sights and Sounds of the 54th National FFA

Convention

Cassette, 1981 114 21 Script and Slides, 1981 111 15 Sights and Sounds of the 55th National FFA

Convention, 1982 111 16

Sights and Sounds of the 56th National FFA Convention

Cassette, 1983 115 1 Script and Slides, 1983 111 17 SOE Series Cassettes, n.d. 115 2-6 Script, n.d. 61 8 Slides, n.d. 115 17-20 Stars Over America 1978 129 19 Stars Over America 1980 Cassette, 1980 126 18

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Slides, 1952-1995 (cont.) Stars Over America 1980 (cont.) Script and Slides, 1980 124 18-19 V.P Cursor and the Modem Chapter Cassette, n.d. 115 7 Script, n.d. 61 8 Slides, n.d. 115 21 Vocational Agriculture - Growing for America, 1981 111 18-19 Your National FFA Organization Cassette, n.d. 115 8 Script and Slides, n.d. 111 20 Youth With a Purpose Cassette, n.d. 115 9 Script and Slides, n.d. 111 21-22 Washington Leadership Conference, 1988 125 7 Audio-Visual Materials, 1935-2003 - immediate access may not be available on some

materials Audio Recordings 46th National FFA Convention, 1973 116 1 50th National FFA Convention, 1978 116 3 A Closeup Look at the FFA National, n.d. 113 19 A Portrait of E.M. Tiffany, n.d. 113 20 All Things Considered, FFA Interviews on NPR, n.d. 112 1 Terence Bell, Secretary of Education Address, 1984 115 10 Building Our American Communities Regional

Winners, 1973 115 11

Building Tomorrows Today, n.d. 113 21 Secretary Butz to State Presidents, 1975 113 18 Career Show, ca.1985 114 1 Chapter Resource System, n.d. 126 6 Convention, 1977-1978 112 3-19 Convention News Reports by News/Sports Radio

Network

1981 112 20-21 1981 113 1-4 Discover the Power Theme, 2000 127 FFA Music Review, ca.1999 119 4 FFA Presenters, n.d. 115 12 FFA PSAs “Agricultural Promos,” 1981 116 4 FFA – The Extra Teacher, n.d. 115 13 FFA – Reach Out, n.d. 126 7 FFA Tractor Safety Campaign, n.d. 115 15

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Audio-Visual Materials, 1935-2003 (cont.) FFA Unites Youth With Opportunities, n.d. 114 2 FFA Week 1972, 1975, 1977, 1978 116 5-9 1981-1982 117 1-5 1972-1978, 1980 119 5-15 Food for America: The FFA Tells the Story, n.d. 126 8 Gerald Ford Address, 1974 113 6 Future for America, ca. 1976 115 16 Helping Special Needs Students Develop SOE

Programs, n.d. 114 4

How to Plan and Produce a Successful FFA Banquet, n.d.

113 7

Interviews Ray Cuff 1967 (reel to reel) 118 8 1967 (audio cassette) 115 17 G. F. Ekstrom Cassette, 1968 113 9-11 Script, 1968 61 8 Founding of the Future Farmers of Virginia,

1968 113 8

Great Leaders 1968 117 7-8 1968 118 1-7 Carl Humphrey, 1967 117 6 J.H. Lintner on FFA Jacket, n.d. 113 12 William Shaffer, ca.1995 113 13 It’s a Small World, n.d. 114 5 John Deere/ FFA Partnership with NASCAR

Interview Questions, 1990s 115 18

John Deere/ FFA Partnership with NASCAR Promotional Announcement, 1990s

126 9

Jerry Litton Address 1958, 1973 118 9-10 1973 113 15 Fred McClure Address, n.d. 113 5 More than Profit: FFA Proficiency Award Program,

n.d. 114 6

National FFA President, Bobby Tucker, 1976 119 1 National Officer Report, 1973-1974 113 16-17 Planning for a Successful Chapter Banquet, n.d. 114 7

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Audio-Visual Materials, 1935-2003 (cont.) Plowshares – Songs for Seed, n.d. 127 Preparing for Progress, 1979. 114 8 Proficiency Awards Program, n.d. 126 1 Public Service Announcement, 1986 126 2 Public Speaking Contest, 1973 126 3 Raising the FFA’s 50th Anniversary Flag, 1977 126 10 Safety Makes Sense: The FFA Safety Award

Program, n.d. 114 10

Salute to the American Vocational Agriculture Instructor, n.d.

114 11

Scrapbook - FFA at 50, 1977 126 11 Sights and Sounds of the National FFA Convention 1973 114 13 1974-1979 126 12-17 1980-1981 114 20-21 1983 115 1 SOE – Teacher Perspective, n.d. 126 4 SOE Series, n.d. 115 2-6 Stars Over America, 1980 126 18 Uniting the World With Agriculture, n.d. 126 5 V.P Cursor and the Modem Chapter, n.d. 115 7 Your National FFA Organization, n.d. 115 8 Youth With a Purpose, n.d. 115 9 Video Recordings 30 Years of Women in FFA, 1999 V013 A Conflict of Interest (commercial), n.d. V001 Agricultural Biotechnology: A World of Opportunity,

1996 V016

Agricultural Education: Investing in Our Future, 1993

V015

The Agricultural Issues Forum, 1993 V018 Agriculture: The 21st Century and You, 1997 V017 Agriculture’s New Generation, ca.1977 F001 Agriculture’s New Professionals, ca.1980 F002 Agriculture’s New Professionals, 1989 1989 V014 1989 F038 BOAC (Building Our American Communities), 1971 F003 CBS Morning News with Corey Flournoy, 1995 V019 Case of the Sneaky Snack, 1987 V098 Challenge Ahead, 1990 F038

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Audio-Visual Materials, 1935-2003 (cont.) Chapter/Member Opportunities, ca. 1993 V090 Chapter Officer Development, n.d. V091 Commodity Marketing Activity, 1996 V020 Consider the Possibilities, ca.1980 F004 Convention 1987 V021-

038, V092 1992 V102-119 1997 V120-129 2002 V130-145 Convention Announcement, 1996 V040 Convention Highlights, 1993 F039 Convention Highlights, 1995-1996 V039,

V041 Convention News Coverage, 1997, 2000 V042,

V084 Convention Time - FFA, 1980 F005 Convention Time - That Special Feeling, 1982 F006 Costa Rica Travel Seminar, 1998 V093 Discover the Power, 2000 V085 Everyone’s a Winner, 1985 F007 The Faces of FFA, 1995 V043 Farmer of Tomorrow, 1952 F008 FFA: An Investment in the Future, 1995 V044 FFA: Building Tomorrow, 1996 V045 FFA Dedication Day Air Checks, 1997 V047 FFA: Education Materials Trailer, 1996 V046 FFA Lobby Video, 1995 V049 FFA Today, 1989 V048 Floriculture: It’s About Growth, 1999 V050 Focus on Forty, 1967 F009 Food for America n.d. V051 1970 F010 Forging a Brighter Future, 1987 F040 Foundation Capitol Campaign Contributors, 1998 V052 Foundation Sponsor Recognition, 1998 V053 Future Farmers of America, Today Show, 1995 V054 Global Vision - The Council, 1997 V055 The Greenhand, ca.1935 V080 Groundbreaking Ceremony Panel, ca.1997 V056

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Audio-Visual Materials, 1935-2003 (cont.) Headquarters Construction Video, 1997 V057 Headquarters Groundbreaking Ceremony, n.d. V058 Here and There with the FFA, ca.1955 F011 Hometown America, ca.1975 F012 I am FFA, 2002 V146 Impact! Leadership, 1996 V094 Impact! Teamwork, 1995 V095 Inheritors, 1970 F013 Jerry Litton Story - Happy are Those Who Dare to

Dream Dreams, 1983 V002

Leadership for a Lifetime, n.d. V059 Learning and the Land - 50 Years of the FFA, 1977 F015 Made for Excellence, 1996 V060 Make it Happen....Join FFA, 1994 V061 Make it Happen....Student, 1995 V062 Make it Happen....Teacher, 1995 V063 Move to Louisville News Coverage, 1999 V064 National FFA Center Groundbreaking, 1997 V066 National FFA Horse Judging Career Development

Event, 1994 V065

National FFA and Indianapolis, ca.1997 V067 National Officers Compilation Video, n.d. V096 New Century Farmer, 2001 V097 On the Road to Louisville, 1998 V068 Over 200 Careers, 1985 V069 PALS: New Chapter Training, 1995 V070 Partners for a Safer Community, 1996 V071 Patriotic Video, 2000 V086 Public Service Announcements, 1984-1988, 1990-

1991 V003-

009, V098 Recruitment/Promotion Compilation Video, n.d. V099 Ronald Reagan Message to National Convention,

1988 V010

SAE: Experience It, 1999 V072 SAE: Its More than You Think, n.d. V073 Silver Anniversary, 1953 F016 SOE (Supervised Occupational Experience) Bridging

the Gap, 1987 F017

Star Academy, Manual High School, 1996 V074

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CONTENTS BOX FOLDER Audio-Visual Materials, 1935-2003 (cont.) Stars Over America 1958-1962, 1964-1968, 1972-1974, 1976,

1987-1988, 1990-1993 F018-033,

F041-044 1981, 1988-1989, 1991-1992, 1996, 1998,

2000, 2002-2003 V011-V012,

V075-079, V087,

V0100-101

2004 127 The Teacher Difference 1990 F045 1990 V088 Tenth Convention, 1937 F034 Today’s FFA: It’s You!, 1992 V089 U.S. Secretary of Education Riley Visits National

FFA Center, 1998 V081

Video News Release, 1996 V082 Vocational Agriculture - Your Land Your Future,

1979 F035

We are the Future, 1988 V083 We’re on Our Way, ca.1960s F036