Molalla

Notice that they have nothing in common besides the fact that they all took pride in slipping on their blue corduroy jackets. We have chosen a member from the Molalla chapter named Artemy Ivanov, whom of which portrays FFA pride such as how past and present members do, and will continue to do. Artemy enjoys a multitude of activities including raising cane berries, working for his family’s construction company, and studying to become a pilot. The cover picture of him represents that FFA is not what many think, and the same can be said for its members. Being an FFA member has offered Artemy many opportunities such as going to Washington D.C to partake in WLC. While competing in Parliamentary Procedure since his freshman year, and consistently earning a spot on the Molalla Chapter officer team has shaped Artemy’s leadership skills to what they are today. He is continuing to use the skills that FFA has taught him to succeed in his endeavors; becoming a pilot at the age…

As I received the final approval for my project required to become an Eagle Scout, I knew I was undertaking a task that would be much greater than anything I’ve completed in the past. This would be the pinnacle of my scouting career. One can find Gleason Cemetery burrowed in a little alcove on the side of a brush lined road near Molalla, Oregon. Seldom visited, the families of those buried are either deceased or don’t care enough to pay any respects to their late ancestors. My father gave me the…

the spotlight need to be learned. One example on preserving a lamp: do not continually turn the lamp switch on and off during a show. If a quick spot transition is required, there is a shutter lever on the top of the spotlight; it is the middle lever (or the second furthest from you). The shutter closes the light from the stage, preventing unnecessary stress on the spotlight that comes from turning the lamp switch on and off. When the spot is no longer necessary during or at the end of a show,…