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Ransom Middle FFA Names Officers
September 13, 2011
Ransom Middle School has announced new FFA officers. They are:
- President – Annabella Garcia
- Vice President – Peyton Baisden
- Secretary – Taylor Hodges and Ashley Stokes
- Treasurer – Connor Groff
- Sentinel – Rachel Grammer
- Reporter – Dalton Young
- Student Advisor – Kathryn Caro
- Historian – Brittany Miehe
- Parliamentarian – Tyler Burt
Under the direction of agriculture teacher and FFA sponsor, Dawn Inman, the FFA student membership program at Ransom Middle has quadrupled in size.
Pictured above: (front row, L-R) Connor Groff, treasurer; Taylor Hodges, secretary; Annabella Garcia, president; Tyler Burt, parlimentarian; Kathryn Caro, student advisor, (back, L-R) Dalton Young, reporter; Brittany Miehe, historian; Peyton Baisden, vice president; Rachel Grammer, sentinel; and Ashley Stokes, secretary. Submitted photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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3 Responses to “Ransom Middle FFA Names Officers”
Congratulations Kathryn!!! We are very proud of you and what you are turning out to be…a wonderful kid and student…sorry, young lady! Love ya more…Dad
Mrs. Perry, Ransom isn’t EWMS, but at least they’re trying! Tell Mrs. Wilson to keep up the great work with the FFA program because they’ll have more competition at the fair this year.
Good Stuff, I am glad to see the jackets have not changed style over the decades.