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Western Dubuque High School at Epworth

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Address: 302 5th Ave. SW | Epworth , IA 52045

Phone: (563) 663-9642
Fax: (563) 876-5512

PRESIDENT:

Josie Boyle

Josie's favorite FFA memory is "attending State and National conventions each year because they help chapter members bond and expose them to leaders in the organization." She currently has 2 active SAE's which include, paid placement and poultry production. To further her education after high school, she plans to attend the University of Iowa and double major in Communications and English.

Advice to Non-FFA members: "I would tell anyone that FFA is not just for 'farm kids'. There are a multitude of opportunities to develop leadership, communication, and teamwork skills available for everyone."

VICE PRESIDENT:

Carly Mausser

Carly's favorite FFA memory is "Riding Bird scooters at the national convention." She currently has an SAE project which is a paid placement at APC Inc. Carly's future plans are to attend Kirkwood Community College.

Advice to Non-FFA members: "I would tell freshman members to try all the contests that they can because they might end up liking them."

SECRETARY:

Maci Cook

Maci's favorite FFA memory is "When I got to compete at nationals to represent Iowa after winning state in Milk Products and Quality." Her current SAE project is buying her own 4H cattle and fattening them in return to sell them once they are finished out. Her plans to continue her education after high school are to attend the University of Iowa in hopes of getting a bachelor's degree in Nursing (BSN) and pursue a nursing career.

Advice to Non-FFA members: "2 words, GET INVOLVED! You will create and meet many new people and friendships!"

TRESURER:

Kyla Higgins

Kyla's favorite FFA memory is attending national convention. She currently has a paid placement SAE at longhorn in Dubuque, Iowa. Kyla's plans after high school consist of going into a real estate career.

Advice to Non-FFA members: "Get involved as much as possible."

REPORTER:

Eli Harbaugh

Eli's favorite FFA memory is "2022 National Convention hotel room activities." His SAE project is Goats on the Go where he tends to the goats and transports them to their destinations. To further his education, he plans to attend Iowa State University this fall and major in Ag Business.

Advice to Non-FFA members: "Stay involved, take advantage of every opportunity, and keep up on your SAE projects, it will pay off in the long run. Checking it once a day will save you days of work by the time you're a senior."

SENTINEL:

Logan Salow

Logan's favorite FFA memory is staying the hotels at National FFA Conventions. For his SAE he has a paid placement, working for his father's construction business. Logan's future plans are to become a firefighter and/or paramedic.

Advice to Non-FFA members: "Make sure you get involved, you can meet a ton of new people and make a lot of great memories."

AG COORDINATOR:

Kyle Kraus

Kyle's favorite FFA memory is "Handing buckets out during Feed the Farmer. We were not only giving to local farmers, but also building relationships to hopefully secure sponsors." His current SAE is a paid placement at Ungs Shopping Center in Luxemburg, Iowa. Kyla plans on attending college to study Ag Business and Ag sales, with the hopes of securing a job along the way.

Advice to Non-FFA members: "I would definitely recommend keeping up with your record book, if you try to cram it your senior year it is almost impossible to backdate records from 4 years ago."

SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR:

Libby Lansing

Libby's favorite FFA memory is "Getting the opportunity to compete at National Convention!" Her SAE"S consists of raising show pigs and working. Libby's future plans are to attend Iowa State University this fall and study food science with a minor in genetics.

Advice to Non-FFA members: "You don't have to fit the stereotypical "farm kid" mold to be a successful FFA member, there is so much more to offer than just agriculture!"

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