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National FFA Presidents
Travis Jett-2005-2006
James Bodie-1976-77
Oliver Kinzie-1944-45
Vernon Howell-1932-33 - 1st Oklahoman elected President of the National FFA Organization
(4 of the 7 National FFA Presidents from Oklahoma have been AGR's)
State 4-H Presidents
Dusty Conner 2002-2003
John Cothern 1993-1994
Ernest Hellweger 1947-1948
Ed McVicker 1934-1948
Travis Brorson-actor and winner of America's Greatest Dog
Alvin "Buck" Clements-was the 1st Native American to graduate with a degree in agriculture at OSU and has been inducted into the Oklahoma Agricultural Hall of Fame.
Dr Walter Clore-pioneer in wine growing and agricultural research in Washington State and has been formally recognized by the Washington State Legislature as the "Father of Washington Wine." Among his contributions to wine growing in Washington state was his extensive research into what areas of the state that premium wine grapes (particularly Vitis vinifera) would most thrive in
Allie P Reynolds-was the 1st OSU athlete to earn a professional athlete contract. In 1951 Reynolds became the first AL pitcher to hurl two no-hitters in one season and won the Hickock Belt in 1951 as the top professional athlete of the year.
Dr Francis Tuttle-served as the Director of the State Department of Vocational and Technical Education in Oklahoma from 1967 until 1986. He distinguished himself internationally as an innovator and pacesetter in vocational education. Dr. Tuttle realized that a positive relationship between industry and education is vital for the success of both. His progressive ideas about vocational education helped Oklahoma become a model for other states to follow and the Francis Tuttle Vo-Tech is named in his honor.
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