SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Illinois FFA members voted to add more leadership at the 96th State Convention June 11-13 at the Bank of Springfield Center. A constitutional amendment was passed which added a sixth officer — a sentinel who assists the president in maintaining order and cares for the meeting room and paraphernalia — to the Illinois Association FFA Constitution and Bylaws.
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FFA officer team adds member
Illinois FFA state officers were elected at the June 13 convention. From left are treasurer Kaydance Wooton, sentinel Paige Sierens, reporter Ethan Bremmer, secretary Kyle Bradshaw and vice president Koben Tate. In front is president Natalie Pratt.
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