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Iowa FFA Association Star Farmers Year Name Chapter Town 1946 Francis E. Voight Iowa Falls 1947 Robert Fickel Fairfield 1948 Dale Hoover Oskaloosa 1949 Burwell Block Sac City 1950 Donald Schonhorst Ankeny 1951 J. Burton Scarbough Newton 1952 Robert L. Kelly Lytton 1953 Larry Lust Newton 1954 Allen E. Meyer Sac City 1955 Roger L. Henkle Montezuma 1956 David W. Hawkins LeMars 1957 Leland J. Klaus Colesburg 1958 Elden E. Frueh Donnellson 1959 Ronald L. Reimer Garnavillo 1960 Evan H. Waller Bennett 1961 Earl A. Schmidt Muscatine 1962 Nick J. Schmitt Rockford 1963 Gary M. Hoskey Tama 1964 Jerry W. Anderson Belle Plaine 1965 David J. Epley Waverly 1966 James W. Richardson Clarion 1967 Dwight D. Larson Jewell 1968 Dennis W. Hall Jewell 1969 Bruce R. Hemmingsen Akron 1970 Randall D. Schoneman Saint Ansgar 1971 Neil E. Harnan Saint Ansgar 1972 Marvin Eckenrod Sumner Year Name Chapter Town 1973 Manuel L. Gerber West Bend 1974 Frederick I. Hardy Saint Ansgar 1975 Dave D. Hefty West Bend 1976 Phillip L. Core Pleasantville 1977 Randy Caviness Greenfield 1978 Curtis Larsen Sloan 1979 Marc Mills Coggon 1980 Richard Linkenmeyer Riceville 1981 Dirk A. Bruns Britt 1982 Dennis J. Price Coggon 1983 Paul D. Bishop West Union 1984 Del Stall Alleman 1985 Mick J. Sager Atlantic 1986 Mark A. Kraus Guttenberg 1987 Gary J. Yoch West Bend 1988 Perry Mogler Inwood 1989 Scott Lee Inwood 1990 Curtis W. Orr Mediapolis 1991 Travis J. Steenhard Rockwell 1992 Andy P. Macke Lake City 1993 Rodney J. Frascht Charles City 1994 Tim Wilken Akron 1995 Jeremy Davis Olin 1996 Luke Brown West Bend 1997 Andy Muff Ventura 1998 Jordan Walther Garnavillo 1999 Scott Sandeen Eddyville Iowa FFA Association Stars in Agribusiness Year Name Chapter Town 1971 Phillip D. Holt Waverly 1972 Patrick Curl Wellman 1973 James R. Kleinwort Saint Ansgar 1974 Gary L. Fisk Buffalo Center 1975 Craig L. Saunders Manchester 1976 Roger A. Crawford Greenfield 1977 Steven J. Weiner Rockford 1978 Dan Hazen Mediapolis 1979 Fred Moore, Jr. Guttenberg 1980 Tim Dresser Argyle 1981 Jody J. Strand Alburnett 1982 Larry L Frueh Argyle 1983 Anna Mary Boots Anamosa 1984 Bill J. Greif Coggon 1985 Peter J. Hayse Mount Ayr Year Name Chapter Town 1986 Joe P. Moore Coggon 1987 Tom Woodard Creston 1988 Bill Belzer Albia 1989 Ed Clow Lake City 1990 Donna M. Mader West Bend 1991 Scott E. Bruce Red Oak 1992 Randy A. Main Buffalo Center 1993 Darin Massner Mediapolis 1994 Brian Bowers Alburnett 1995 Eric Brunsvold Forest City 1996 Kevin Noonan Cascade 1997 Andrew Tygrett Wilton 1998 Andy Martin Lamoni 1999 Alex Moser Inwood
Iowa FFA Association Stars in AGriBusiness Finalists *Denotes State Star Year *Eric Hunziker, Rockwell City; John McKenna, Vinton; Brandon Pieper, Iowa Falls; Matthew Goldapp, Red Oak; Josh Garetson, Iowa Falls; Joel Strand, Emmetsburg *Craig Dobbins, Wilton; John Hagerty, Muscatine; Lee Lovik, Charles City; Justin Reiter, Cascade; Adam Rowe, Marengo; Taylor Schroeder, Lake View Iowa FFA Association Stars in AGriscience Finalists *Denotes State Star Year 2001 *Brian Twedt, Inwood; Emily Clark, Algona; Matt Kirby, Williamsburg; Kelly Kreber, Paullina; Nathan Miller, Arlington; Mitchell Stoner, Williamsburg Iowa FFA Association Stars in Placement Finalists *Denotes State Star Year 2001 *Lindsay Schuiteman, Sioux Center; Brad Christensen, Earlham; Francine Jackson, Creston; Chris Taylor Villisca; David Wilson, Monroe Iowa FFA Association Stars in Production *Denotes State Star Year 2000 *Keith Moser, Inwood; Shawn Sponheim, St. Ansgar; Scott Lundquist, Paullina; Josh Sponheim, Osage; Jaaron Walther, Garnavillo; Mark DeYoung, Laurens 2001 *Shane Steffen, Maquoketa; Greg Carson, Newton; Greg Fehr, West Bend; Jaclyne Hamlett, Arlington; Morris Metzger, Inwood; Jason Wessel, Edgewood District Stars Southwest District Star Farmers Year Name Chapter Town 1954 Peter L. Larson Audubon 1955 Richard C. Ohrt Farragut 1956 Kenneth L. Polsey Coin 1957 Robert W. Nenneman Sidney 1958 Donald E. Ripley College Springs 1959 Larry W. Sunderman Clarinda 1960 Jerry L. Koenig Audubon 1961 Roger E. Brodersen Denison 1962 Le E. Nichols Fontanelle 1963 Curtis A. Olson Manilla 1964 David A. Bower Fontanelle 1965 James R. Hughes Farragut 1966 Edward Wiederstein Audubon 1967 Michael H. Hughes Farragut 1968 Clifton W. Anderson Villisca 1969 Roger M. Pierce Walnut 1970 Martin P. Maher Shenandoah 1971 Dennis F. McLaren Farragut 1972 Larry C. O'Rourke Glenwood 1973 Rick A. Chipman Harlan 1974 Rod D. Green Orient 1975 Roger M. Randeris Audubon 1976 Larry D. Klever Audubon 1977 Randy Caviness Greenfield 1978 Brian Braymen Clarinda 1979 Robert D. Funke Greenfield 1980 Doug Apperson Shenandoah 1981 Brad Kay Walnut 1982 Paul R. Baier Greenfield 1983 Darwin Holtz Walnut 1984 Mike L. Thompson Orient 1985 Mick Sager Atlantic 1986 Bradley J. Pettett Atlantic 1987 Rob D. Long Red Oak 1988 Rodney A. Sothman Massena 1989 Jon L. Thompson Orient 1990 Charles E. Nichols Fontanelle 1991 Jeff Laughlin Shenandoah 1992 Dan Brownlee Orient 1993 Jeff Thompson Orient 1994 Pat Maynes Red Oak 1995 Warren Livingston Greenfield 1996 Curt Mikkelsen Orient 1997 Jennifer Lea Travis Greenfield 1998 Matthew Downing Orient 1999 Doug Wallace Orient
1977 Lyle Christensen Exira 1978 James Maynes Greenfield 1979 David Stuva Greenfield 1980 Jeff Berndt Harlan 1981 Brad Berndt Harlan 1982 Paula Squires Anita 1983 Dale Christensen Exira 1984 None 1985 Boyd Burnham Panora 1986 Doug A. Brown Massena 1987 Charles A. Vogl Atlantic 1988 Michelle R. Christensen Harlan 1989 William E. Paulsen Exira 1990 Jon E. Hansen Red Oak 1991 Scott Bruce Red Oak 1992 Chad Miller Stuart 1993 Jeremy Clark Red Oak 1994 Todd Marlow Greenfield 1995 Eric Miller Anita 1996 Jerome Jensen Audubon 1997 Ryan Schreck Carroll 1998 Grant Stuart Walnut 1999 Josh Snyder Carroll District Stars Southeast District Star Farmers Year Name Chapter Town 1954 Jim D. Witwillwer Wellman 1955 Roger L. Henkle Montezuma 1956 Harold E. Bohr Wellman 1957 Phillip R. Benge Bloomfield 1958 Elden E. Frueh Donnellson 1959 Tom D. Gingerich Wellman 1960 Evans Henry Waller Bennett 1961 Earl A. Schmidt Muscatine 1962 Larry E. Paaske Eldridge 1963 Gary M. Hoskey Toledo 1964 Jerry W. Anderson Belle Plaine 1965 Donald E. Schnoor Eldridge 1966 Wayne H. Chelf West Liberty 1967 Dennis L. Kaisand Grinnell 1968 Lewis R. Horn Bloomfield 1969 Steven E. Eiler Tipton 1970 Geoffrey A. Connell Muscatine 1971 Kerry J. Phelps Tipton 1972 Gary D. Utt Bloomfield 1973 Edward E. Elmore Fairfield 1974 Joe E. Sieren Keota 1975 Terry L. Goodhart Tama 1976 David W. Hollingsworth Packwood 1977 John Brenneman Keota 1978 Dean Gatton New Sharon 1979 Lindsay J. Greiner Keota 1980 Daniel Payne Bloomfield 1981 Ronald Loges Argyle 1982 Donald M. Yotter Wapello 1983 Billie Danner West Liberty 1984 Rob R. Wonderlich Packwood 1985 John Greiner Packwood 1986 Matthew C. Musselman Bloomfield 1987 Lynn A. Lovetinsky West Branch 1988 Andrew J. Schoultz Letts 1989 Daniel J. Striegel Sigourney 1990 Curtis W. Orr Mediapolis 1991 Regan Brader Mediapolis 1992 Beau Brecht Marengo 1993 Clifford Bowie West Branch 1994 Jared Gardner Eddyville 1995 Heath Hillyard Mediapolis 1996 Scott Langley Tipton 1997 Matt Mommsen Goose Lake 1998 Traci Henningsen DeWitt 1999 Scott Sandeen Eddyville
1977 David Spilger West Liberty 1978 Dan Hazen Mediapolis 1979 Sherri Hoenig Ft. Madison 1980 Tim Dresser Argyle 1981 Harlan Pundt Argyle 1982 Larry L. Frueh Argyle 1983 Jay Meier Tipton 1984 Russell W. Hanes Bloomfield 1985 Alan Foley Belle Plaine 1986 Monty J. Sheckles DeWitt 1987 Michael S. Hartz Marengo 1988 David L. Guehrn Marengo 1989 Alan A. Moore Marengo 1990 Ronald D. Elijah Tipton 1991 Chris Widmer Montezuma 1992 Jason Wegener DeWitt 1993 Darrin Massner Mediapolis 1994 Brad Criswell Montezuma 1995 Justin Myers Mediapolis 1996 Shane Eckelberg DeWitt 1997 Andrew Tygrett Wilton 1998 Jesse Kilburg Preston 1999 Brandy Westfall Donnellson District Stars North Central District Star Farmers Year Name Chapter Town 1954 Galord L. Paine Webster City 1955 LeRoy J. Watts Clarion 1956 Walter W. Voss Manson 1957 John H. Rooks Eldora 1958 Lyle V. Johnson Forest City 1959 Carol D. Schaefer Rockwell 1960 Gene A. Wetterling Garner 1961 Lowell G. Fehr West Bend 1962 Nick J. Schmitt Rockford 1963 Alvin P. Wirtz West Bend 1964 Terry L. Weaver Garner 1965 Dale L. Schaefer Rockwell 1966 James R. Richardson Clarion 1967 Dwight D. Larson Jewell 1968 Dennis W. Hill Jewell 1969 Wayne R. Fredericks Hampton 1970 Geary D. Meyer Dows 1971 Arlyn H. Rustad Northwood 1972 Norman W. Bruhms Buffalo Center 1973 Manuel L. Gerber West Bend 1974 Kirk E. Wagner Eagle Grove 1975 Dave D. Hefty West Bend 1976 Lylr D. Risius Buffalo Center 1977 Larry Bruellman West Bend 1978 Dale Rankin Iowa Falls 1979 Stephen G. Whisler Alden 1980 Michael Christianson Lake Mills 1981 Dirk A. Bruns Britt 1982 David E. Carlson Jewell 1983 Doug Wirtz West Bend 1984 Daniel W. Duitscher Rolfe 1985 Todd Harrison Gowrie 1986 Gerry G. Gourley Webster City 1987 Gary J. Yoch West Bend 1988 Brent A. Pringnitz Garner 1989 Darren M. Fehr West Bend 1990 Lori J. Michaelson Buffalo Center 1991 Travis Steenhard Rockwell 1992 Michael Jaeger Charles City 1993 Rodney Frascht Charles City 1994 Chuck Leff Riceville 1995 Justin Jordahl Iowa Falls 1996 Luke Brown West Bend 1997 Andy Muff Ventura 1998 Reid Weiland Garner 1999 Jeremy Moklestad Buffalo Center
1977 *Steven Weiner Rockford 1978 Clyde Johnson Buffalo Center 1979 Steve Craven Jewell 1980 Dwight Elm Webster City 1981 Bill Nelson Rolfe 1982 Pat Staudt Rockford 1983 Bruce Berghuis Wellsburg 1984 Steven J. Fevold Gowrie 1985 Lisa Holland Forest City 1986 Jerrod A. Frahm Gowrie 1987 Ryan G. Larson Buffalo Center 1988 Doug W. Reemtsma Algona 1989 Tom C. Stumo Lake Mills 1990 Donna M. Mader West Bend 1991 Elizabeth Hoelscher Blairsburg 1992 Randy Main Buffalo Center 1993 Ty Kukhan Charles City 1994 Jody Wempen Algona 1995 Eric Brunsvold Forest City 1996 Jamie Malloy State Center 1997 Andy Julseth Northwood 1998 Josh Rosenberg St. Ansgar 1999 Carl Clark Algona District Stars South Central District Star Farmers Year Name Chapter Town 1954 Haoward A. Elson Bondurant 1955 Forest M. Bishop Indianola 1956 Jim L. Steele Centerville 1957 William J. Sandquist Bondurant 1958 Gary E. Jeanes Lamoni 1959 Eugene W. Keeney Indianola 1960 Rex E. Stolle Lamoni 1961 Deemar L. Emmack Monroe 1962 Loren F. Mahr Indianola 1963 Jimmy H. Levis Seymour 1964 John K. Wasson Stuart 1965 Roger K. Mahr Indianola 1966 Daniel S. DeGreef Newton 1967 James A. McCreary Mount Ayr 1968 Wayne I. Dolecheck Mount Ayr 1969 Bruce J. Brockway Runnells, R#2 1970 Charles C. Holz Grand Junction 1971 Marvin E. Martin Centerville 1972 Steven C. Garrett Osceola 1973 Kim A. Berner Seymour 1974 Marc G. Worthington Pleasantville 1975 Glen E. Van Wyk Pella 1976 Phillip L. Core Pleasantville 1977 Kirk Langmaid Newton 1978 Dick Downing Osceola 1979 Wesley W. Blanchard State Center 1980 Ray Stall Alleman 1981 Dennis Leith Creston 1982 Kevin L. Kingery Knoxville 1983 Stacey Hamilton Mount Ayr 1984 Del Stall Alleman 1985 Chris Stoll Lamoni 1986 Leslie J. Keuning Monroe 1987 Scott B. Renaud Pella 1988 Mary E. Mathis Alleman 1989 Jerrett C. Johnson Pleasantville 1990 Derek R. Mohr Creston 1991 Dwayne Faidley Monroe 1992 Jennifer Carrico Redfield 1993 Daniel Faidley Monroe 1994 Darren Long Creston 1995 Barry Tlach Indianola 1996 Tony Birkenholtz Newton 1997 Ken O’Brien Stuart 1998 Jamie Jo Haidsiak Mt. Ayr 1999 Brian Mateer Murray
1977 Marvin Van Wyk Pella 1978 Kevin Graham Indianola 1979 Timothy Schillinger Des Moines 1980 David Mens Nevada 1981 Brian Maddick State Center 1982 Bob Hamilton Jefferson 1983 Suzanne Kreiger Jefferson 1984 Brian Van Kooten Sully 1985 Peter Hayes Mount Ayr 1986 Chuck A. Denton Creston 1987 Thomas D. Woodard Creston 1988 Bill A. Belzer Albia 1989 Christopher J. Etter Newton 1990 Kristin K. Seeman Alleman 1991 James Horn Newton 1992 Dan Belzer Albia 1993 Dee Dennison Knoxville 1994 Renee Fosselman Redfield 1995 Jeremy Parsons Leon 1996 Grant Wesson Newton 1997 Jennifer Snyder Runnells 1998 Andy Martin Lamoni 1999 Brent Magg Colfax District Stars Northwest District Star Farmers Year Name Chapter Town 1954 Allen E. Meyer Sac City 1955 Herbert O. Hoover Spencer 1956 David W. Hawkins LeMars 1957 Ronald D. Patrick Hawarden 1958 Donald A. Pedersen Lake City 1959 Larry D. Winterboer Hartley 1960 James D. Grause Aurelia 1961 Randal H. Sievers Newell 1962 Darold L. Matter Lytton 1963 Robert C. Zylstra Sibley 1964 Merlynn C. Bean Albert City 1965 Dennis C. Phillips Royal 1966 Burdelle E. Knudsen Ida Grove 1967 Stanley R. Taylor Hartley 1968 Charles H. Barkler Lytton 1969 Bruce R. Hemmingsen Akron 1970 Barry E. Bramstedt Inwood 1971 Randall A. Jipp Aurelia 1972 Ross L. Federsen Ida Grove 1973 David R. Ericson Akron 1974 Mark L. Borchers Akron 1975 Tom R. Soat Milford 1976 Scott H. Williams Lake City 1977 Robert Alexander Sibley 1978 Curtis Larson Sloan 1979 Mark J. Ziniel Akron 1980 Darrell Blackmore LeMars 1981 Jerry Haack Inwood 1982 Michael E. Johnson LeMars 1983 Brad Harvey Akron 1984 Randy B. Kroksh Akron 1985 Joe Nasers Sibley 1986 Paul H. Feldkamp Sibley 1987 Thomas C. Zylstra Sibley 1988 Perry P. Mogler Inwood 1989 Scott A. Lee Inwood 1990 Michael D. Beitelspacher LeMars 1991 Christopher Janssen Pomeroy 1992 Andy Macke Lake City 1993 Dan Lorch Lake Park 1994 Tim Wilken Akron 1995 Aimee Lee Inwood 1996 Michael Ter Wee Inwood 1997 Ryan Schmidt Alta 1998 Chad Wennell Laurens 1999 Micheal Bliek Inwood
1977 Scott Neppl Estherville 1978 David Gehler Spencer 1979 Dean Bussey Laurens 1980 David Ostheimer Estherville 1981 Brent Dreessen Sibley 1982 Rodney Eggink Sibley 1983 Gregory Durst Spencer 1984 Shaun Doering Rockwell City 1985 Mike Truckemiller Sibley 1986 Michael J. Weber Mapleton 1987 Todd D. Pearson Everly 1988 Jerry L. Van Wyk Sheldon 1989 Ed S. Clow Lake City 1990 Ryan A. Heyer Inwood 1991 Korey Sargisson Kingsley 1992 Brad Vande Weerd Rock Valley 1993 Jeremy Jansen Sioux Center 1994 William Erb Graettinger 1995 Matt Schuiteman Sioux Center 1996 Robbie Van Ginken Sioux Center 1997 Londa Dreesen Sibley 1998 Mitchell Hogrefe Albert City 1999 Alex Moser Inwood District Stars Northeast district Star Farmers Year Name Chapter Town 1954 Verdus L. Reimer Garnavillo 1955 Leonard A. Schulte Postville 1956 Jerome P. Carroll Marquette-McGregor 1957 Leland J. Klaus Colesburg 1958 Ernest R. Reth Delhi 1959 Ronald L. Reimer Garnavillo 1960 George E. Kaiser Waverly 1961 Dean E. Schmitt Hudson 1962 Gary T. McGovern Central City 1963 Ronald N. Coonley Cresco 1964 Robert L. Seamans Sumner 1965 David J. Epley Waverly 1966 Phillip A. Specht Monticello 1967 Roger R. Schroeder Riceville 1968 James K. Hoyt LaPorte City 1969 David L. Lageschulte Waverly 1970 Randall D. Schoneman Saint Ansgar 1971 Phillip D. Holt Waverly 1972 Marvin Eckenrod Sumner 1973 Greg F. Schulte Edgewood 1974 Frederick I. Hardy Saint Ansgar 1975 Curtis L. Bartz Saint Ansgar 1976 Dan P. White Postville 1977 Joe Fiala Coggon 1978 Rick Seamans Sumner 1979 Marc Mills Coggon 1980 Richard Linkenmeyer Riceville 1981 Harry Nagel Monticello 1982 Dennis J. Price Coggon 1983 Paul D. Bishop West Union 1984 Kevin Wubbena Dysart 1985 Lynn Johnson Aplington 1986 Mark A. Kraus Guttenberg 1987 Loras P. Schaul Coggon 1988 Kenneth Gebhardt Guttenberg 1989 Craig D. Voelker Manchester 1990 Richard L. Elsbernd Calmar 1991 Ted Greif Coggon 1992 Craig Harbaugh Guttenberg 1993 Steve Swanson Coggon 1994 Mark Neighbor Coggon 1995 Jeremy Davis Olin 1996 Jason Sanders Vinton 1998 Jordan Walther Garnavillo 1999 Brent Wessel Edgewood
1977 Michael Wulfekuhle Edgewood 1978 Michael Junk Hudson 1979 Fred Moore, Jr. Guttenberg 1980 Eugene Palmersheim Manchester 1981 Jody J. Strand Alburnett 1982 John Neal Marion 1983 Anna Mary Boots Anamosa 1984 Bill J. Greif Coggon 1985 Christopher Garden Charles City 1986 Joe P. Moore Coggon 1987 Sara L. Soukup Central City 1988 Matt F. Schantz Alburnett 1989 Kyle A. Tatro Marion 1990 Sheila L. Killham Marion 1991 Ryand Strand Alburnett 1992 Kamila Deke Marion 1993 Jason Deike Waverly 1994 Brian Bowers Alburnett 1995 Chris Bina Calmar 1996 Kevin Noonan Cascade 1997 Conrad Shada Anamosa 1998 Nathan Franzen Garnavillo 1999 Roy Becker Van Horne Iowa FFA Work Experience Abroad (WEA) Participants 1969 Jack Ploen, Walnut 1972 Dan Madison, Greenfield 1974 Warren E. Clark, Calmar; David Morford, Redfield; Don Rhoades, Jefferson 1975 Warren E. Clark, Calmar, served as counselor; Tom Miller, Sumner; Philip Broer, Iowa Falls; Steven Custer, Jefferson; Wilda Loomis, Earlham 1976 Terry Brase, Garnavillo; Kirk Wieh, Tipton 1977 Joe Cory, Ankeny; Kyle Gorden, Calmar; Lori Stalkfleet, West Liberty; Jay Schaub, Saint Ansgar Official FFA Calendar From 1964 to 1978 inclusive the Iowa Association ranked first in number of chapters in the National Organization participating in the calendar program (only in '76 and '78 has there been a tie). Iowa was 2nd in '61 and '63, 3rd in '62, and 5th in '60, the year the program was initiated. The number of chapters participating in Iowa has grown from 31 in '60 to 121 in '78. National Recognition National Conventions - Iowa was represented at the original organizational meeting held in November, 1928, at Kansas City, when the first National Constitution was adopted, by Herschel Hintermeister of Muscatine and G.F. Ekstrom. Since that time official delegates and local members, chapter advisors, awards winners and guests have represented the Iowa Association annually at each National Convention. National Pilgrimage - The Iowa Association was represented at the National Pilgrimage at Washington, D.C., Mt. Vernon and Monticello in 1933 by President Charles Steward, Dana, LaVern Newton and William Meyer of Iowa Falls and H.T. Hall, executive secretary-treasurer. President Steward participated in the dedication ceremonies of a room in Monticello to the purpose and ideals of the FFA. National Radio Program - The Woodbine chapter presented a program as one feature of the National FFA Radio Program over the N.B.C. Network in October, 1933. The Scenic City chapter of Iowa Falls presented a similar program in November, 1936. National Officers - LaVern Newton of Iowa Falls was elected second vice president of the Future Farmers of America representing the North Central Region and served during 1932-33. Julius Black of Waukee was elected to a national office of the FFA at the 1935 National Convention and served as secretary for one year. H.T. Hall, State FFA Advisor, served as a member of the Board of Directors July 1940-June 1942. Mark Z. Hendren, Des Moines, Assistant State Consultant, served as assistant superintendent or superintendent of the National FFA Contests held in Dairy Cattle and Dairy Products at Waterloo from 1948 to 1963. He served as Division Superintendent of the Dairy Cattle Contest from 1961 to 1963. Gerald F. Barton, Des Moines, Assistant State Consultant served as assistant superintendent or superintendent of the National FFA Contests held in Dairy Products and Dairy Cattle at Waterloo from 1948 to 1964. He served as Division Superintendent of the Dairy Products contest from 1950 to 1957. H.T. Hall, Des Moines, State Consultant served as Division Superintendent of the National FFA Contest in Poultry Production held at Iowa Falls from 1949 to 1950. National Public Speaking Contest - In 1949, at the 22nd National Convention Larry Siddall of the Laurens Chapter participated in the National Public Speaking Contest. Larry was awarded second place on the subject, "A Hook or a Hand." Jim Borthwick, College Springs, was the first place National FFA Public Speaking winner at the 1956 convention. The title of his speech was "Challenge of Farming." Bill Plagman of the Aurelia Chapter participated in the National Public Speaking Contest in 1965. The title of his speech was "The Dynamic March of Agriculture." Dennis Dammen of the Osage Chapter was awarded second place in the National FFA Public Speaking Contest at the 1970 Convention. The title of his speech was "Food For Tomorrow's Security." Donald Jorgensen of Lake City was elected vice president of the FFA representing the North Central Region and served during 1950-51. Regional Star Farmer - Larry Lust, Newton, 1956. Regional Star Farmer - Bruce Hemmingson, Akron, 1972. Regional Star Farmer (Agribusiness) - Ordel Stinson, Cresco, 1975. National Leadership Training Conference - The Iowa Association was represented at the first National Leadership Training conference held in 1959 at Washington, D.C. by State President, Larry Thomas, Muscatine; Secretary, Gordon Adkins, Grinnell; Vice President, Art Rambo, Keosauqua; Reporter, John Knickman, Council Bluffs; and Advisor H.T. Hall. C.E. Bundy, Agricultural Education, Ames, served on the National FFA Board of Trustees, 1960-61. Serving the National Convention in special assignments were Verle Petersen, Villisca, convention soloist, 1960; Marvin Moeckly, Ankeny, organist and Charles Peterson, Villisca, soloist, 1961: Gaylord Converse, Sumner, soloist, 1963. National Agriculture Hall of Fame - To date a total of $XXXXXXXX has been donated to the National Agriculture Hall of Fame by local chapters and the Iowa FFA Association. Edward Wiederstein representing the Audubon FFA Chapter was presented the one-millionth FFA Jacket at the 37th National FFA Convention at Kansas City. He was one of six Future Farmers who submitted orders through advisor James Hamilton. The order was received in Alexandria, Virginia and Edward's name was selected as recipient of the on-millionth jacket, 1964. Steven E. Zumbach of the West Delaware FFA Chapter, Manchester, was elected National Vice President Central Region 1969-70. Wayne L. Humphreys of the Winfield FFA Chapter was elected National Vice President Central Region 1970-71. Dr. Norman E. Borlaug, a four year vocational agriculture student in the Cresco High School in the early thirties received the coveted Nobel Peace Prize medal December 10, 1970 in Oslo, Norway. His Vo Ag Instructor was the late Harry Schroder, 1970-71. Tim J. Burke of the New Hampton FFA Chapter became the first Iowan elected as president of the National FFA Organization, 1971-72. As a special salute for serving as the first National FFA President from Iowa, a "Tim Burke - National FFA - U.S. Jamaica Pig Chain Project sponsored by the National Organization FFA and the Iowa Association FFA" was successfully conducted in 1972-73 and included 14 purebred gilts and 2 boars. Funds were provided by the Iowa Chapters. Dwight O. Seegmiller of the North Winneshiek FFA Chapter, Decorah RR#3, became the second Iowan to be elected President of the National FFA Organization, 1972-73. It was the first time in the history of the FFA Organization that National Presidents from the same state association were elected in consecutive years. As a special recognition to Dwight for serving as the second National FFA President from Iowa and to commemorate the development of a special set of activity materials developed during his term, an official three ring, three inch gold "Chapter Guide to FFA Activities" was provided to each chapter by the Iowa FFA Association. The project was funded by Iowa Chapters. Gerald F. Barton, State FFA Advisor, served as National FFA Board of Directors member July 1972 to June 1974 and also served as Chairman of the Finance Committee. The National FFA Alumni Association organizational meeting was held on May 12, 1972, in Chicago, Illinois, where Iowa was the 23rd state to receive its state charter. Those attending from Iowa included Tim Burke, Dwight Seegmiller and Gerald F. Barton. Thomas A. Hoerner, ISU, Ames, (Ag. Engineering), served as Division Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent of the National FFA Agricultural Mechanics Contest from 1972 to 1978. Emeron P. Dettmann, State FFA Treasurer, served as Assistant Superintendent and Superintendent of the National FFA Milk Quality and Dairy Foods Contest from 1973 to 1978. C.E. Bundy, Ames, Past Professor and Head of Agriculture Education, Iowa State University was presented the VIP Award plaque from the National FFA Organization at the 49th National Convention, 1975-76. Peg Armstrong of the North Winneshiek FFA Chapter, Decorah RR#3, was elected Vice President Central Region 1977-78, serving as the second female National officer of the National FFA Organization. Peg was also the first woman to be elected Iowa FFA Association President (1976-77) and was one of the first two women elected to state office (1975-76). She served as Reporter along with Suzan Apaydin (SW Vice President). The National Officer Goodwill Tour included Des Moines on February 24, 1978 of which Peg was one of the three officers along with the Star Farmer of America in the production category to represent Vo Ag-FFA to major business and industry leaders. She was the National Officer representative to the Iowa 50th Annual State FFA Leadership Conference on April 27-29, 1978 in Sioux City. John Deere 4020 Tractor Winner--Greg Metzger of the West Lyon FFA Chapter at Inwood won the tractor awarded by John Deere Credit after his name was pulled from the over 100,000 entries. Greg was the first winner ever to be present at the time the drawing during a session at National Convention. American Star in Agribusiness - Andrew Tygrett, Wilton Lisa E. Ahrens of the Osage FFA Chapter, was elected 1998-99 National FFA President. Lisa was the first female from Iowa to be elected National President. She served at NC Vice President (1996-96) and President (1997-98) of the Iowa FFA Association. Lisa was the last President to be elected at the National Leadership Conference in Kansas City, MO, and chaired the first-ever National Leadership Conference in Louisville, KY. Directory: sitebuildercontent -> sitebuilderfiles sitebuilderfiles -> The army corps of engineers and hurricane katrina sitebuilderfiles -> George huntington, M. D. Charles s. 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