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Pictured from left to right: Rich Chapple, state treasurer; Andrew
Fulton; John Dallas;
Natalie Coers, Section 14 president
During the four days, campers
participated in a challenge course, Ag Olympics, a Hawaiian Harvest
Festival and various other team competitions. Many special guests
were present, including Butch Cotter, school superintendent at
Pontiac; Dr. Morton Ford, a hypnotist; and representatives from the
FFA Alumni and the Illinois Foundation FFA. The alumni sponsored a
pork chop dinner, and the foundation helps provide funds to make
camp possible. During the camp, FFA members learned teamwork,
communication, and leadership skills that they could use to improve
their chapters.
The FFA makes a positive
difference in the lives of members by developing their potential for
premier leadership, personal growth and career success through
agricultural education.
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