Gans FFA officers
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Officers of the Gans Future Farmers of America (FFA) Chapter participated in the 2006 FFA Chapter Officer Leadership Training Conference Sept. 19 at the Allen Chapman Activity Center in Tulsa. This year's conference was based on the theme: Extreme Makeover FFA Chapter Edition and focused on each officer knowing and understanding their role. Travis Schnaithman, state FFA president, said the chapter officers were given tools to bring an extreme makeover to their chapters in a positive direction. Those attending are, seated from the left, Megan Maxey, northeast district vice president; Nick Woodruff, Gans FFA president; and Schnaithman, state FFA president. In the middle, from the left, are Tiffany Griest, Gans FFA treasurer; Megan Baker, Gans FFA reporter; and Gary Southern, Gans FFA sentinel. In back, from the left, are Dustin Baker, Gans FFA vice president; Daniel Merrill, Gans FFA secretary; and Kenneth Wickett, advisor.

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