FFA Center Facts -Quiz Bowl

In 1963, four sites were proposed as hosts for the FFA Leadership Camps. What were they?

• Camp Limberlost on Lake Oliver

• Harrison State Forest

• Shakamak State Park

• Ross Camp at Purdue

• FFA Leadership Center in Trafalfar

The first state leadership camp was scheduled for July 22-26 and July 29-August 2, 1963, at Ross Camp at Purdue, but was cancelled. Why?

• Too hot

• Lack of Interest

• Lack of supervisors

In June of 1966, which section held a camp at Lake Oliver that was recognized as an official statewide leadership camp?

• Section 1
• Section 2

• Section 3

• Section 4

In 1966 the state held three leadership camps at three sites. Where were these three sites?

• Lincoln State Park

• Camp Limberlost

• Section 1 at Lake Oliver

• Young Farm - Trafalgar

In 1968, the foundation proposed four sites on which the FFA Leadership center might be built. What towns were these sites near?

• Engleking Farm-Columbus

• Berry Farm-Nashville

• Spencer Farms-Greencastle

• Young Farm-Trafalgar

• MG Farms - Whiteland

What was the purchase price for the land of the FFA Center?

• $30,000
• $20,000

• $15,000

• $35,000

Which structure at the FFA center was completed in April 1971?

• Education Building

• Recreation Center

• The Lodge

• Cabin 4

In 1972, 25 acres of the FFA center were approved for what ASC program?

• Cut Timber Lean

• Timber Stand Improvement

• Learning Tree Square

• Improved Tree

What is the newest facility in the Indiana FFA Leadership Center?

• The Recreation Barn

• Education Building

• Cabin 2

• The lodge

How many cabins are located at the FFA Center?

• 6
• 8

• 4

• 10