Chartered in 1975, our chapter maintains over 300 members. FFA members may choose to participate by training for a leadership team~chapter conducting, radio, job interview, public speaking, skills team or try a career development event team such as meats judging, livestock, floriculture, tractor mechanics, horse, or by selecting, feeding, and grooming an animal to present before a livestock judge. They purchase the animal of choice and work everyday preparing for the show. The project requires an enormous amount of commitment and responsibility. It should be considered a family project with the responsibility resting on the FFA member known as the exhibitor. Many important experiences including the aspects of the free enterprise system, time management, self motivation, financial planning and accurate record keeping can be gained from raising an SAE~supervised agriculture experience project. Raising animal projects is not a requirement, but is an excellent way to develop responsibility, a solid character, build on a college fund and have fun along the way.
Past Student Teachers
*If you are a past student teacher and your name is not listed here, please email us and let us know
your name and what year you student taught at BHHS. We would like to update our records.
Larry Fortenberry
Tim Gassiott
Kevin Sheffield
Joe Drake
1984 Tony Lege'
1984 Steve Cronin
1987 Mary Brown Wilson
Vincent
Eric Humphrey
Dale Chenault
Kelly Edinburg
Amanda Torres
1995 Dana Rickelefsin Daniels
Lawrence Richard
Tracy Roeder
Cap Roeder
Troy Oliver
Brian Gregg
Lucy Detrich
2002 Chris Jones
2003 Noel Bailey Stacey
2004 Amanda Tourck
2006 Courtney Guthrie
2006 William Hanel
2009 Jennifer Counsel
2009 Jennifer Crump
2010 Haley Rickets
2011 Mandy Shafer
2012 Jessica Gates
2013 Amy Ponder
2013 Cassie Morrison
2013 Maureen Victoria
2014 Hannah Avelies
2016 Kelly Padgett
2018 Hope Zuninga