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Jack' Sisk, son of Mr. ind Mrs. Milton SWk of Sperryville, has he<>r> selected e.s the outstanding ~-H-bcy ofithe year.
In seven years of club work his projects have included: Poultry, Brood Sow, MaVket Hog, Dairy Heifer, Corn, ajftf Sheep, however, his small but profitably sheep flock has been his rare love,” ' ? Glance } over jthi# impressivg^ record and! see if you, too. won tf agree that: Jack is one of our young master sheep farmers: 150 per cent - 190 per cent land) crops with an average of 85% Blue Q’s, Grand Champion Single and Grand Champion Pen of Three at i the Winchester J^amb Show, 2nd in District and 4th in the State
So Shearing - Contest, and a
ber of* the Livestock Judging
n that placed first in the Dis^ trict and 6th in the State Contest
• Over the4 years Jack has netted ppfvoximatC’lv $1,511 from, his hmieete and'hijs won over $15Q in . prize money. * - ,
He « a member of the Honor | jClbb, President of his FFA Chapter, and Mr; Winfrev,. Rappahannock High Schrjol Principal, reports that he is an alert and interested student. He hopes to be able i to attend VPI oext fall. $ Jack wears a. smile to match his size and is Well liked by young and t old alike. His pleasant personality combined with his will to finish what he starts should take, a long way in whatever field of Wprk he enters.
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