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• KEL 818
  Reverend Earl Johnson Jr., assistant minister of the local Presbyterian Church, will be a featured speaker at the May Fellowship Day observance scheduled by Church Women United to be held at the Valley Christian Church. He is dressed in a suit and tie.
• KEL 817
  Shoshone FFA chapter officers gather at the Parent-Son Banquet. From left to right are Russell Hall, district FFA advisor; Stanley Kerner, secretary; Kevin Guthrie, president; Larry Kerner, vice president; John McGhee, treasurer; Carl Pendleton, program of work chairman; Layne Hadlock, reporter; and Bruce Helsley, sentinel. Behind them is a stage and above it a large sign reads "Future Farmers of America Shoshone Chapter." Above them is a basketball hoop.
• KEL 816
  Larry Johnson holds up his award rifle at the Shoshone FFA chapter Parent-Son Banquet. He is wearing his embroidered FFA jacket. Behind him is a stage and above it a large sign reads "Future Farmers of America Shoshone Chapter."
• KEL 815
  Russell Hall, district FFA advisor, hands an award pin to Clarence Tews, outgoing president of the Shoshone FFA chapter, during the FFA Parent-Son Banquet. Clarence Tews is wearing his FFA jacket, and several pins are on the front of it. He received the leadership award, livestock farming foundation award, and the chapter's star farmer award. Behind them is a stage and above it a large sign reads "Future Farmers of America Shoshone Chapter."
• KEL 814
  The top gaining Charolais bull stands inside a pen at the Jerome Performance Bull Test Station for a bull sale. The bull is owned by Blackham Ranch in Moroni, Utah. This bull was sold to Wilmer Bishop, from Wilder, Idaho, for $1,025. A crowd of men stand outside the pen, looking at the bull.
• KEL 813
  Several bulls stand in pens at the Jerome Performance Bull Test Station for a bull sale. A man in a cowboy hat stands inside one of the pens, looking at the top-gaining bulls. Several men stand outside the pens, looking at the bulls. In the background are several trees.
• KEL 812
  Several bulls stand in pens at the Jerome Performance Bull Test Station for a bull sale. Several men stand outside the pens, looking at the bulls. In the background are a house with some trees in the front lawn several parked cars.
• KEL 811
  Several bulls stand in pens at the Jerome Performance Bull Test Station for a bull sale. Several men stand outside the pens, looking at the bulls. Beside the pens is a house with some trees in the front lawn. In the background are several parked cars.
• KEL 810
  The Murtaugh FFA chapter is awarded with a trophy for winning the East Magic Valley FFA soils and land judging contest. Farnam Warr, supervisor of the West Cassia Soil Conservation District, presents the first place trophy to Mike Howard, while two other members of the winning team, Charles Davis and Joe Jones, watch. In the classroom behind them is a blackboard, and hanging on the wall above it are a plaque and a framed copy of the Future Farmers of America Creed.
• KEL 809
  First place winners in the FFA West Magic Valley farm mechanics contest display their award trophies in a classroom. From left to right are an unknown young man, Tony Goetz, Lawrence Draper, Tom Mattix, and Kurt Jacky. Behind the boys is a blackboard, and to the side is a desk with a paperweight and a stack of papers on it.
• KEL 808
  From left to right, Mrs. Bessie Harrison, past president of the Beta Sigma Phi Beta Theta Chapter, hands Mrs. Ina Knox, new president, a gavel. The two women are seated on a couch, and on the table in front of the couch is a stack of magazines. On the wall behind them is a mirror and a framed picture.
• KEL 807
  From left to right, Mrs. J. H. Sharp and Mrs. Don Hine, both directors of the Twin Falls Canning Kitchen, count cans for the next season. The cans are held in wire trays and sitting on top of a table in front of the women. Some boxes are stacked up in the corner behind them.
• KEL 806 003
  Members of the winning Stake Volleyball Tournament Beehive team of the junior division were from the third LDS ward and included, from left to right, Jan Bartlett, Karen Smith, coach, Leslie Hamilton, Lynette Smith, Debbie Tennant, Terry Latham, and Dea Bartlett. The girls sit on the ground in front of a volleyball net, holding their trophies.
• KEL 806 002
  A girl participating in the Stake Volleyball Tournament jumps up, hitting the ball over the net. Her teammate and the members of the other team watching intently. Several others girls are milling about in the background.
• KEL 806 001
  Mrs. Carl Halladay, LDS Stake sports director, stands in front of a volleyball net and explains the rules and regulations at the Stake Volleyball Tournament. Several girls are seated on the floor in front of her, listening. A line of folding chairs are pressed up against the wall at the back of the room.