Our FFA Officers
Luke Buchanan
President
My name is Luke Buchanan and I am a rising senior at Northwood High School. I enjoy activities such as riding horses and participating in FFA events. I am humble, hard working, and compassionate. My future plans are to attend Virginia Tech to attend vet school. I am also active in 4-H, FBLA, Beta, and French club. This past year, I was the treasurer of FBLA and vice president of the French Club. To me, FFA means to have passion for others and being a leader.
Kindra Lamie
Vice President
My name is Kindra Lamie and I am 16 years old. I like to fish, helping my dad garden and cheer and just going outdoors. I want to possibly go to Virginia Tech and become a Veterinarian. FFA to me means hard work, leadership, and also people who push you do to your best.
Owen Prater
Treasurer
My name is Owen Prater and I am 14 years old. If I had to describe myself, I would say I am funny, outgoing, and smart. After high school, I would like to go to college and be a electrician. In my spare time, I enjoy hunting and fishing. FFA to me, means learning new skills and pushing yourself to be better.
Emilee Chapman
Secretary
I am Emilee Chapman, a rising sophomore at Northwood High School. I am outgoing, caring, diligent, responsible. My plan after high school is to attend a local community college and transfer to Virginia Tech to major in Agriculture. I am also involved in SCA, Panther Pride, and Upward Bound. In my spare time, I enjoy hunting, fishing, volleyball, and going on FFA trips. To me, FFA means developing a work ethic, responsibility, and meeting new people.
Dani Goff
Reporter
I am Dani Goff. I am 17 years old and a rising senior. I am a very good team player and a hard worker. My future plan is to become a Lawyer. My other clubs at this moment are just book club but I am looking to be in more than one other club this coming year. As for my hobbies, they are reading, collecting many different stones, gardening, and many more. FFA means that I get to learn many new things and go to different places that I would not get to learn or see without it. It means I get to find new friends and see many different animals. It also means learning new things and expanding my horizons.
Cody Frye
Sentinel
My name is Cody Frye and I am a rising sophomore. I am committed to FFA values, a good leader and problem solver, and great at conflict resolution. My plan as Sentinel is to greet members and guests with a smile and recruit more members. My hobbies include riding four-wheelers, hunting, and hands on work. FFA to me means hard work and community. Through FFA, I am able to better myself and community. I look forward to serving as the 2023-2024 Northwood Sentinel.
Trevor Kimberlin
Chaplain
I'm Trevor Kimberlin and I grew up on my family's farm. My skills are working on the farm like operating equipment like making hay during the summer and feeding cattle through the winter. I am a rising sophomore. My future plans are to keep my family trucking company going and try to farm for a side job. The only club I'm in is FFA. My hobbies are riding fourwheelers, dirt bikes, and working on the farm. What FFA means to me is to teach young people how important agriculture is and to try to get more kids interested in it.
Samantha Widener
Historian
My name is Samantha Widener and I'm in 10th grade. My interests include anything to do with agriculture. My hobbies include riding horses, horse shows, and volleyball. In the future I want to be a large animal vet. I'm looking forward to being a FFA officer this year.
Nick Norris
Parliamentarian
Lacey Crusenberry
Student Advisor
My name is Lacey Crusenberry, I am 16 years old. I am a rising junior at Northwood High School. I play softball, volleyball, and do cheer. I enjoy riding my horse and going fishing. I am in the clubs FFA and FBLA. I am wanting to attend Emory and Henry in the future to possibly major in business and minor in equine studies. For me FFA has made my public speaking skills improve quite a bit. FFA helps with leadership, hard work, responsibility, and a want to get better. I am very grateful for my grandmother who had helped me before she passed. If she hadn’t have I wouldn’t be in FFA much less serving as an officer for the 2023-2024 school year.
See Officer Application Below
Applications will be due by 4/1 of each year on paper.
For questions, contact Mrs. Dean.
For copies of this application, see Mrs. Dean.