New greenhouse celebrated

Thursday, February 26^th, 2009
Issue 09, Volume 13.

Agriculture teacher George Kreutz (left) and local farmers Victor Murillo (center) and Janet Kister cut the ribbon for the dedication of the new Fallbrook High School greenhouse on Wednesday, February 18. Murillo was instrumental in helping raise funds for the greenhouse with a plant auction. Kister, a former Farm Bureau president, also supported the fund drive.

New greenhouse celebrated - Paul Gallaher photo. - Fallbrook High School FFA president Maria Valdez leads the opening ceremony before the dedication of the agriculture department’s new greenhouse on Wednesday, February 18.

Fallbrook High School FFA president Maria Valdez leads the opening ceremony before the dedication of the agriculture department’s new greenhouse on Wednesday, February 18.

New greenhouse celebrated - Paul Gallaher photo. - Agriculture teacher George Kreutz gets a group hug from his students after being recognized for his 31 years of service in education.

Agriculture teacher George Kreutz gets a group hug from his students after being recognized for his 31 years of service in education.

New greenhouse celebrated - Paul Gallaher photo. - Plant breeder Victor Murillo (right) checks out the new greenhouse at Fallbrook High School with his mother, Angelina. Murillo helped the agriculture department raise funds to build the greenhouse.

Plant breeder Victor Murillo (right) checks out the new greenhouse at Fallbrook High School with his mother, Angelina. Murillo helped the agriculture department raise funds to build the greenhouse.

1 comments

Dee
Comment #1 | Saturday, Feb 28, 2009 at 3:24 pm

We're very proud of the FFA and your progress. Keep up the good work.

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